Speaker 1: Just sit and friends in the morning, entertaining and informative
Speaker 1: on the Red Apple podcast network.
Speaker 2: Said Rosenberg. Aria, Sid, you want to come up here?
Speaker 3: Said Mark?
Speaker 2: Should I let Sid come up? Mark?
Speaker 4: I think so?
Speaker 2: Come on Sid.
Speaker 3: So Sid's got the number one radio show in New York,
Speaker 3: got the number one radio show in New York like
Speaker 3: by far Airmum.
Speaker 5: Donnie will not be sending a representative to a city
Speaker 5: council hearing on the new tax and some say he's
Speaker 5: dodging the public's concern regardless though those mounting questions will
Speaker 5: be made public and Adiguahardo has a story a.
Speaker 6: Public here and for the pidotier taxes lated for Tuesday,
Speaker 6: and several consul members are upset that the administration plans
Speaker 6: that dodge the meeting instead opting for written testimony.
Speaker 7: But disappointing because it's a very complicated issue.
Speaker 6: District sixth council member Gail Brewer says some full time
Speaker 6: residents are angry they're getting letters that say they may
Speaker 6: be subject to the new tax if they fail to
Speaker 6: prove their residence.
Speaker 7: One with forty three thousand and the other was eighty
Speaker 7: two thousand. Particularly if you want to know why did
Speaker 7: I get a letter when I'm a full time resident?
Speaker 6: She says more than ten pages of questions from residents
Speaker 6: will be read out loud at the city council hearing,
Speaker 6: and co op organizations will speak out. The mayor spokesperson
Speaker 6: released a statement reading, in part, given the ongoing litigation,
Speaker 6: our administration has decided to submit written testimony to the
Speaker 6: City Council for its hearing on the Pewaitear surcharge.
Speaker 8: What can we expect?
Speaker 7: We haven't seen it yet. My experience is when the
Speaker 7: agency is satisfied, they don't use the answer question.
Speaker 8: They just give their perspective.
Speaker 6: The Pewitear tax applies to second homes valued at more
Speaker 6: than five million dollars and co ops and condos valued
Speaker 6: at more than a million dollars. In July, the Department
Speaker 6: of Finance sent out letters to seventeen thousand people it
Speaker 6: identified as second homeowners, then published more than nine hundred
Speaker 6: thousand addresses that could be on the hook.
Speaker 7: We will get resolution, but we'll get the airing of
Speaker 7: the issues.
Speaker 6: A lawsuit by homeowners prompted a temporary restraining order on
Speaker 6: the new tax, but it's since been lifted. The deadline
Speaker 6: for homeowners will apply for an exemption for this SAX
Speaker 6: islated for September eighteenth. I'm Addie Willhardo, CBS News New York.
Speaker 2: It's a primary day in Florida. Republicans Landy Pine and
Speaker 2: Biwin Donald's each on the show the last few days.
Speaker 9: Randy Pne, it has been a very challenging week. I mean,
Speaker 9: you know, started for me last Monday with someone drawing
Speaker 9: a swastika on one of my yards, and shortly after
Speaker 9: Bilzarian had posted a lot of this horrific anti semitic stuff.
Speaker 9: And then the weekended on Friday with the video that
Speaker 9: you mentioned. It's something that is beyond anything I think
Speaker 9: anyone has ever seen in politics from an antisemitic perspective.
Speaker 9: I actually did something unheard of. I shared the advertisement.
Speaker 2: You know, you don't.
Speaker 9: Normally share the advertisements of the people running against you,
Speaker 9: but I thought, if you support this, I don't want
Speaker 9: your vote. And it was I mean, I never thought
Speaker 9: I'd have a video with warns growing out of my head.
Speaker 9: Let swats go on Monday, warns on Friday. It's been
Speaker 9: last week was pretty rough week.
Speaker 2: Great biowing Donald's.
Speaker 10: As primary elections, they happen every time you have an
Speaker 10: open seat, especially for a seat as important as governor.
Speaker 10: But we've been doing incredibly well, obviously having the full
Speaker 10: endorsement of President Trump, former governor, our current Senator Rick Scott.
Speaker 10: Forty three of our sheriffs in the state of Florida
Speaker 10: have backed our campaign not to mention the congressional delegation,
Speaker 10: the vast majority of the state legislature. We've been able
Speaker 10: to really crisscross the state and the message has been clear.
Speaker 10: It's been about tackling affordability issues, insurance and housing costs
Speaker 10: in our state, and taxes and having real plans to
Speaker 10: fix that for the people of our state. But the
Speaker 10: other side of it is keeping the Florida dream alive
Speaker 10: and well make sure we defend that from the radical left.
Speaker 10: You know, people come here. It's for a way of life.
Speaker 10: It's not just the beaches and the taxes. It's a
Speaker 10: way of life. It's common sense, conservative living, and we're
Speaker 10: going to protect that here in Florida.
Speaker 11: President Trump threatening to bomb a US ally if a
Speaker 11: quote gets in the way with Iran and the Strait
Speaker 11: of Horror moves, and the President was pressed about conditions
Speaker 11: aboard the USS Lincoln at sea now for more than
Speaker 11: two hundred and sixty days. The President had said the
Speaker 11: deployment was not nearly long enough. Here's Jonathan Carl.
Speaker 12: Unable to put an end to the Iran war, President
Speaker 12: Trump threatened to expand it, issuing a blunt and profane
Speaker 12: warning to a US ally Oman, saying he would bomb
Speaker 12: the expletive out of them if they interfered with US
Speaker 12: objectives and the critical Strait of hor moves.
Speaker 2: Would you say you're out of patience with Oman a
Speaker 2: strategic I don't think I behaved very well, but we
Speaker 2: did just like we do others.
Speaker 12: The threat comes as ship traffic through the Strait is
Speaker 12: at a virtual standstill. This comes as US military officials
Speaker 12: are scrambling to respond to a Trump social media post
Speaker 12: over the weekend that condemned planned joint exercises with South Korea.
Speaker 12: In the post, which blindsided US military leaders, Trump cited
Speaker 12: his quote very good relationship with North Korean dictator Kim
Speaker 12: Jong un and called the drills inappropriate and hostile toward
Speaker 12: North Korea and said they would be scaled back, and
Speaker 12: he suggested he's recently.
Speaker 2: Been in contact with Kim Jong un.
Speaker 3: Kim Jong un has always treated me with great respect, though.
Speaker 12: It's widely believed North Korea has provided military support to Iran,
Speaker 12: and today, President Trump was asked about the deteriorating conditions
Speaker 12: aboard the USS Lincoln aircraft carrier, which has been at
Speaker 12: sea for more than two hundred and sixty days, after
Speaker 12: some sailors. Family members told the Military Times at least
Speaker 12: two sailors tried to jump overboard, and the US official
Speaker 12: told ABC News a sailor did go overboard earlier this
Speaker 12: month and was rescued last week. The President dismissed concerns.
Speaker 13: Jeff No, no, no, not nearly long it up, and
Speaker 13: the President insisted there is no problem aboard the USS Lincoln,
Speaker 13: quoting what he said a retired admiral recently told him.
Speaker 3: He said, I've been on ships there out there much
Speaker 3: longer than that, sir, and I know people on the Lincoln.
Speaker 3: They say it's beautifully maintained and beautifully taken care of.
Speaker 12: And the deadline for the US and Iran to finalize
Speaker 12: a nuclear agreement and come to a permanent end of
Speaker 12: the conflict, but David, that agreement never came close to happening,
Speaker 12: and there is no end in sight to the War,
Speaker 12: the iraniance said that that peace deadline quote is no
Speaker 12: longer relevant there.
Speaker 8: Kelly show.
Speaker 14: Ah, congratulations to Sid Rosenberg. He was, as we know,
Speaker 14: who could I mean, I mean, come on, it's almost
Speaker 14: like he got an oscar the Academy Awards. It's the
Speaker 14: New York State Broadcasting Hall of Fame. Quite frankly, I
Speaker 14: didn't know we even had one of those things.
Speaker 2: Where is it? Is it in Cooperstown? Next door?
Speaker 14: Where is the New York State Broadcasting Hall of Fame?
Speaker 8: Where is this blaze?
Speaker 15: Why?
Speaker 14: Why am I only hearing about it now? Just ribbing
Speaker 14: you a little bit. It's a big deal. It's a
Speaker 14: great honor and congratulations of Sid. I found out sometime
Speaker 14: last year that he got this honor in the wood
Speaker 14: Bull Anyway, it found its way to the President's desk,
Speaker 14: President Trump, and now the President is talking about it.
Speaker 14: President Trump given Sid a well deserved shout out for
Speaker 14: a well deserved honor.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, congratulations especially to Sid Rosenberg on his induction
Speaker 3: to the New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame. I
Speaker 3: can't believe it didn't make it years ago. Today, Sid
Speaker 3: forever joins a roll call of some of the greatest
Speaker 3: legends and the history of New York broadcasting and talk radio.
Speaker 3: The best in the business, and he's the best in
Speaker 3: the business. Over many years, it has distinguished himself as
Speaker 3: one of the most authentic and recognizable voices in America
Speaker 3: in their ways. And he's built a smart, loyal, gigantic
Speaker 3: audience that I happened to be one of those people
Speaker 3: in the audience, and I had for a long time,
Speaker 3: long before I became president.
Speaker 2: What that's it?
Speaker 14: Keep going, mister president, keep going. Well, actually, we have
Speaker 14: another moment.
Speaker 8: All right, So this is let's see here.
Speaker 14: This is at that event at the NASA County Police
Speaker 14: Department and they call up a couple of.
Speaker 8: Things are going on. There's we got help.
Speaker 14: We got Blakeman getting a shout outs, we got Goodman
Speaker 14: getting a shout outs. We've got who else we got
Speaker 14: and we got our friend, uh sid getting a shout out.
Speaker 14: You got this moment.
Speaker 16: Let's see here.
Speaker 14: Give me one second.
Speaker 4: Let's hear from Bruce first.
Speaker 2: You got Bruce cut one.
Speaker 3: Time for the people of New York to remind your
Speaker 3: politicians that their job is not to protect the criminals.
Speaker 3: Their job is to protect the good, hardworking people.
Speaker 15: Of New York.
Speaker 3: And that's why right here in Nashau County, Bruce Blakeman
Speaker 3: hired over seven hundred new police and correctional officers to.
Speaker 16: Keep New Yorkers side.
Speaker 3: I don't know, should we do this?
Speaker 2: Come on up, Bruce, come on, should we do it?
Speaker 2: Come off for.
Speaker 17: You?
Speaker 14: Got it?
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, mister President. See sid Rosenberg's here.
Speaker 2: What are you doing?
Speaker 10: You're supposed to be on.
Speaker 2: Radio my buddy and colleague Greg Kelly's show yesterday. I
Speaker 2: must be a rockstar, right, I mean? President Trump puts
Speaker 2: together about a two minute video congratulating me on making
Speaker 2: the New York State Broadcasting Hall of Fame. I put
Speaker 2: up a clip yesterday on Twitter at sid Rosenberg nineteen,
Speaker 2: on Instagram at Rosenberg dot Sydney, on Facebook sid Rosenberg,
Speaker 2: and on truth Social sid Rosenberg about forty seconds and
Speaker 2: it was exactly what you heard right there, which we
Speaker 2: usually play most mornings before the show. And Greg Kelly
Speaker 2: played yesterday, and Greg was kind enough to play the
Speaker 2: shout out that Bruce Blakeman gave me at the Police Academy,
Speaker 2: not the police station, the police academy. On Friday, when
Speaker 2: President Trump made his way to the epic Nassau County
Speaker 2: Public Safety Rally, which was a huge success for Bruce
Speaker 2: Blakeman and all of Long Island. And don't worry, Greg.
Speaker 2: You know I love your song. You don't know what
Speaker 2: the Hall of Fame is. If you ever want to
Speaker 2: go one day and see my bus, I'll be happy
Speaker 2: to drive you. How about that, Louill K We'll drive
Speaker 2: Greg game he can check out my bus and the
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame. I love Greg, but that one hurt
Speaker 2: him a little bit. I gotta tell you. Listening to that,
Speaker 2: it was like, I guess I have to do this.
Speaker 2: I do love SID, but make it easy. Greg. It's okay,
Speaker 2: You're great. You're great, but we uh, we're doing some
Speaker 2: real special stuff here every morning on SID and Friends
Speaker 2: in the morning. We really are. And we got a
Speaker 2: great show coming up today with one major in studio guest.
Speaker 2: We'll get to that. I know you love that song.
Speaker 2: You know I always forget the damn title of that song.
Speaker 2: But is it again, the America song? I love that song.
Speaker 2: Trump loves it too. Now I'm thinking, yeah, it's not
Speaker 2: God bless America?
Speaker 8: Is it God blessed the USA?
Speaker 2: Yes, that's it. God Bless the USA, the amazingly Greenwood song,
Speaker 2: and he who was all over Fox News yesterday will
Speaker 2: be live in studio today. I'm also going to talk
Speaker 2: to Joe Gruder's today. You know that is no, I
Speaker 2: don't know. He runs the RNC. So remember rant's previous
Speaker 2: Sure you remember Michael Wattley and Larret Trump.
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So Joe Gruder's runs it now. And we got
Speaker 2: a huge convention coming up in Dallas. I believe this
Speaker 2: is the first time ever there's been a convention for
Speaker 2: the midterms, right we get these conventions before the big
Speaker 2: presidential elections. We've actually got a huge convention in Dallas,
Speaker 2: Texas somewhere around September seventh and September eighth for the midterms.
Speaker 2: And well, I've made it very very clear to the
Speaker 2: RNC that I should speak. Don't worry, I'm not going
Speaker 2: to curse like I did at Madison Square Garden. Take
Speaker 2: it easy, okay, take it easy, but very hard to
Speaker 2: argue my influence right now, all you got to do
Speaker 2: is see me go to one of these events. I
Speaker 2: know you guys will have, but it's true. Go to
Speaker 2: one of these events with President Trump inside the building
Speaker 2: I would even take calls on this from people that
Speaker 2: were there because Aiken, they can absolutely one thousand percent
Speaker 2: tell the truth on this and confirm it. Outside of Trump,
Speaker 2: nobody gets the love that I get, the attention, the love.
Speaker 2: These people go nuts. It's sweaty you them. So I
Speaker 2: think it's in the rnc's best interest to put up
Speaker 2: a guy who looks good, who is a number one
Speaker 2: way to your host in New York across the country.
Speaker 2: No bigger President Trumps supporter. You know, we know who's
Speaker 2: gonna speak, the big names, right, Trump and Lara and
Speaker 2: Eric and Junior and blah blah blah, Mike Johnson and
Speaker 2: jd Vance, all of them. But this is you know,
Speaker 2: days and days of this. It starts in the morning
Speaker 2: when those big names are not going to speak. I'll
Speaker 2: do my show live from there, so I should be speaking.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna actually tell Joe Gooder's not today, just
Speaker 2: gonna say, hey, Joe before we get to any conversations,
Speaker 2: what time and what day am I speaking in Dallas?
Speaker 2: How about that?
Speaker 8: Nom And you don't want like nine in the morning.
Speaker 2: No, No, it's got to be one o'clock in the afternoon
Speaker 2: because the folks go out the night before, they get
Speaker 2: all liquored up.
Speaker 8: But the Super Bowl, you know, and they don't show
Speaker 8: up till like eleven or twelve.
Speaker 2: Right, they get up a little lake or to the
Speaker 2: gym at breakfast and bang, theirs said right there in Dallas.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to blindside him today unless he's listening now,
Speaker 2: although he must be somewhat aware that I sent his
Speaker 2: girl an email on Sunday saying they should do this.
Speaker 2: So we'll find out all that is coming up today.
Speaker 2: It's a very very exciting show right now.
Speaker 8: It is.
Speaker 2: And you said me nice out today, and it's pouring
Speaker 2: out right now.
Speaker 8: If you heard me and I said this, the number
Speaker 8: of times they work as don't blame it on me.
Speaker 8: I said, rain this morning and then sunshine this afternoon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what. The only story I cared about today,
Speaker 2: to be honest, is I know it sounds nuts. No,
Speaker 2: The one story today that has me absolutely fascinated, I'm
Speaker 2: serious is a story that involves Philadelphia. When my daughter
Speaker 2: goes to college now New York, specifically Long Island, and
Speaker 2: this is this crazy cocaine story at Penn State. There's
Speaker 2: one guy in particular, they haven't found this guy yet.
Speaker 2: Supposedly he was the mastermind of the guy in charge,
Speaker 2: twenty four years old out of Long Island. And what
Speaker 2: they did was they would wrap the cocaine, you know,
Speaker 2: put in little bags to sell it on campus at
Speaker 2: Penn State University in one of these off campus fraternity houses, right,
Speaker 2: And part of the pledge responsibilities for the kids who
Speaker 2: wanted to join the fraternity was to watch ly beg
Speaker 2: the cocaine. So now Penn State has suspended Delta Upsilon
Speaker 2: amid this drug probe. Again, they can't find this mastermind.
Speaker 2: I believe they have taken some other people into into
Speaker 2: be questioned. But it looks like this huge cocaine ring
Speaker 2: at Penn State. Yes, that was the same school. You
Speaker 2: may remember the name Jerry Sandusky. You remember that name though,
Speaker 2: of course, and Joe Paterno. They wiped away all of
Speaker 2: his wins over three hundred national championships. It all went
Speaker 2: away for the for the I guess the not not
Speaker 2: the claim because he was found guilty Jerry Sandusky raping
Speaker 2: some of the football players on the team at the time.
Speaker 2: And now you got a big drug scandal at Penn State.
Speaker 2: Now what do they call it Happy Valley right now?
Speaker 8: Yeah, can you imagine? You know, of all things that
Speaker 8: pledges have to do, and we've heard terrible stories, right
Speaker 8: of a you know, by game seems pretty easy.
Speaker 2: Especially you get to do it right. Well, you got
Speaker 2: to take a bag with you got a big frat
Speaker 2: party that night to take a bag home. I mean,
Speaker 2: I wish I had that in Miami. That's in Miami
Speaker 2: to get it. You wouldn't believe what I had to
Speaker 2: go through back in nineteen eighty five. But serious, not
Speaker 2: a lot of our friends went to Penn State. You
Speaker 2: know that one of them would be Kim Jones. You
Speaker 2: know Kim Jones, sure up on network in the Giants.
Speaker 2: Another great Penn State graduate, one of lu Rupino's best
Speaker 2: friends ever, Sweeny Marty. Did you know that? Sweeny Murty
Speaker 2: and so many others great folks who want to Penn State.
Speaker 2: I've got nephews and cousins. But it's a wild story.
Speaker 2: Well what is what's the latest with that?
Speaker 8: Well, they're looking for this twenty four year old Augustina Abbottello.
Speaker 8: He's from Westberry.
Speaker 2: What is his nationality? Is the Italian?
Speaker 8: Italian? Botello? I'm not sure that sounds like it could
Speaker 8: be Italian. Yeah, but he's from west Berry. He they
Speaker 8: say he was the very top of this chain. I mean,
Speaker 8: there was at least thirteen other people involved, all former
Speaker 8: and current penn State students. The father of one student
Speaker 8: was involved as well. So you had the Attorney General
Speaker 8: in Pennsylvania announcing these charges over the weekend and they
Speaker 8: want to find this guy. There's you know, there's a
Speaker 8: warrant for his arrest and they haven't been able to
Speaker 8: find him. But yeah, they say for two years twenty
Speaker 8: twenty three and twenty twenty four at Delta Upsilon and
Speaker 8: Sigma Chai for Sigma Chai fraternities. Part of what the
Speaker 8: pledges did were bagged this cocaine so it could be sold.
Speaker 8: And I guess they kept their mouth shuts, but somebody
Speaker 8: did not. So this all unraveled and that's why we're
Speaker 8: at this today with these all these students being rounded up.
Speaker 2: Wild story Any news on the tragic passing very young,
Speaker 2: just thirty six years old, actress singer Hayden Panditari.
Speaker 8: Well, the initial medical examiner report doesn't sound seem like
Speaker 8: there's anything suspicious going on here, so that would suggest
Speaker 8: somebody who had the history of drug and alcohol abuse
Speaker 8: that it may have something tied to have that.
Speaker 2: She's very public about that, like I am very public
Speaker 2: about it. And she also suffered from postpartum depression. I
Speaker 2: had no idea her child was now eleven years old, yeah,
Speaker 2: not a baby anymore. But she went through a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff and her younger brother died.
Speaker 8: Did you know that, I did recently, not that long ago.
Speaker 17: Yes.
Speaker 8: Also I think of drugs, if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 2: So this Panetary family has been through hell the last
Speaker 2: couple of years.
Speaker 8: From you know, from Rockland County.
Speaker 2: The family I didn't know that. Yeah, that would be
Speaker 2: Mike Lawer's constituents, right the King of Rockland County, mister Salt,
Speaker 2: Mike Lawler. It looks like they're saying right now on
Speaker 2: box News, Hayden Panetary suffered from an apparent overdose, which
Speaker 2: makes sense again with her battle with drugs and alcohol.
Speaker 2: I saw a video of her just a couple of
Speaker 2: weeks ago. She was walking with a walker. She's thirty
Speaker 2: six years old, beautiful young girl. So she clearly destroyed
Speaker 2: her body along the way, and anyway, God rest her soul.
Speaker 2: To rible story, big primary day. You heard a couple
Speaker 2: of cuts. The last couple of days I had Byron Donalds.
Speaker 2: He's running for governor in Florida. Randy Fine, the incumbent,
Speaker 2: taking on that lowlife Dan Bilzarian, who maybe every bit
Speaker 2: the raging anti Semite that Mam Donnie is. Florida, Wyoming
Speaker 2: and Alaska in play today. So if you did miss
Speaker 2: the open here was Byron Donalds, Who's gonna win that
Speaker 2: gubernatorial primary easily today. There were twelve people. He'll end
Speaker 2: up taking on a guy named Jolly who was a
Speaker 2: Republican I believe now he's a Democrat come November in
Speaker 2: the race, and he should win. He should continue the
Speaker 2: string of great Republican governors in Florida from Rick Scott
Speaker 2: to Ron DeSantis. Byron Donalds should win next, but he's
Speaker 2: got to win firs today. Here was Byron Donalds on
Speaker 2: this show last Thursday. Lewis cut number nine, the great
Speaker 2: Byron Donalds.
Speaker 10: There's primary elections. They happen every time you have an
Speaker 10: open seat, especially for a seat as important as governor.
Speaker 10: But we've been doing incredibly well, obviously having the full
Speaker 10: endorsement of President Trump, former governor, our current Senator Rick Scott.
Speaker 10: Forty three of our sheriffs in the state of Florida
Speaker 10: have backed our campaign not to mention the congressional delegation,
Speaker 10: the vast majority of the state legislature. We've been able
Speaker 10: to really crisscross the state and the message has been clear.
Speaker 10: It's been about tackling affordability issues, insurance and housing costs
Speaker 10: in our state, and taxes and having real plans to
Speaker 10: fix that for the people of our state. But the
Speaker 10: other side of it is keeping the Florida dream alive
Speaker 10: and well make sure we defend that from the radical left.
Speaker 10: You know, people come here. It's for a way of life.
Speaker 10: It's not just the beaches in the taxes, it's a
Speaker 10: way of life. It's common sense, conservative living, and we're
Speaker 10: going to protect that here in Florida.
Speaker 2: Who get him? Yron? Then Randy Pine was on this
Speaker 2: show yesterday. The congressman, the incumbent, the only man to
Speaker 2: worry Yamica in Congress ever, and this guy running against him,
Speaker 2: the Dan Bilzarian, this anti semi low life, jerk off,
Speaker 2: scumbag piece of shizzle. I love to punch him across
Speaker 2: the face, big guy, big guy, But I saved the
Speaker 2: punch him across the face. He does a video and
Speaker 2: only goes on social media. It was so awful you
Speaker 2: couldn't put it on network television. And in the video
Speaker 2: he is fawning over Adolf Hitler. It's actually believe it
Speaker 2: or not. And I have a big audience listening right
Speaker 2: now in Florida. This video by this lowlife, Dan Bilzarian
Speaker 2: pays homage to Adolf Hitler, portrays Randy Fine, and some
Speaker 2: Jewish girl has like four hundred pounds dancing with Israeli
Speaker 2: stars all over their outfits and calling them really really fat.
Speaker 2: And then at one point, you can't make this up.
Speaker 2: You can't make it up. Bilzarian actually says, a Jew
Speaker 2: with horns. That's what the coption reads. And it's Randy
Speaker 2: Fine's face. And this says all over my social media
Speaker 2: again Instagram at Rosenberg, dot Sydney, Twitter at sid Rosenberg, nineteen,
Speaker 2: Facebook sid Rosenberg and truth Social sid Rosenberg. The picture
Speaker 2: is Randy Fyne wearing his keepa with horns coming out
Speaker 2: of his head. And again the cops reads jew with horns,
Speaker 2: this piece of garbage, this lowlife. How he's able to run?
Speaker 2: I have no idea. It was nice to see bipartisan
Speaker 2: support for Randy Fine yesterday the Speaker of the House,
Speaker 2: Mike Johnson, and Dakim Jeffries. That story is in Today's
Speaker 2: New York Post. But before today's post, yesterday, Randy Fine
Speaker 2: was on with me and he talked about what a
Speaker 2: brutal week it's been. Lewis cut number eight.
Speaker 9: Brandy Fine, it has been a very challenging week. I mean,
Speaker 9: you know, started for me last Monday with someone drawing
Speaker 9: a swastika on one of my yards sign, shortly after
Speaker 9: Bilzarian had posted a lot of this horrific anti semitic stuff,
Speaker 9: and then the weekended on Friday with the video that
Speaker 9: you mentioned. It's something that is beyond anything I think
Speaker 9: anyone has ever seen in politics from an antisemitic perspective.
Speaker 9: I actually did something unheard of. I shared the advertisement.
Speaker 9: You know, you don't normally share the advertisements of the
Speaker 9: people running against you, but I thought, if you support this,
Speaker 9: I don't want your vote. And and it was I mean,
Speaker 9: I never thought I'd have a video with horns growing
Speaker 9: out of my head, but swats go on Monday, warns
Speaker 9: on Friday, it's been last week was pretty pretty rough week.
Speaker 2: One of these other races that I'm interested in because
Speaker 2: it's another Jewish candidate, Moscow, which he's a Democrat, you
Speaker 2: know that gnome right, So I don't have any real
Speaker 2: love for Democrats, even if they are Jewish. But but
Speaker 2: at least in his race, he's taken on this DSA candidate,
Speaker 2: another psycho, Oliver Larkin. You're familiar with this.
Speaker 8: Guy on Oliver Larkin is maybe the only I think
Speaker 8: he's the only DSADOR candidate in any of these Florida races. Yes,
Speaker 8: and so of course there are lots of eyes to
Speaker 8: see if the DSA can continue their role. I mean,
Speaker 8: they've had some big wins across the country so far
Speaker 8: this year, and they think he has a shot of
Speaker 8: knocking off Moskwitz. And it's the same thing that these
Speaker 8: other candidates have done, you know, anti apac, anti Israel,
Speaker 8: and so we'll see if that works in this district
Speaker 8: or not. Moskwitz has been pretty popular, but this is
Speaker 8: a real challenge that he hasn't seen in the past.
Speaker 2: Well, you mentioned anti Israel. Larkin did an interview with
Speaker 2: Fox News and he repeated the lies. It's a lie.
Speaker 2: Israel is not committing genocide, you stupid bastards, You dumb
Speaker 2: mother effers. Genocide was what happened to us, the Jews
Speaker 2: in the Holocaust. This is Israel. He's defending themselves from
Speaker 2: countries all over the Middle East and around the world
Speaker 2: that ask for their and every day, every day and
Speaker 2: dihilate Israel. These Palestinians are no good. Your people never
Speaker 2: go you've never been there. You don't see the dynamic,
Speaker 2: you don't get it. The Palestinians helped Hamas, help them
Speaker 2: in every way. They were working for Israeli families before
Speaker 2: the October seventh. They would go back to Gaza report
Speaker 2: to Hamas, not because they were threatened to be killed,
Speaker 2: because they don't like the Jews either, you stupid dumb bastards.
Speaker 2: They would report to Hamas. They went on October seventh
Speaker 2: with Hamas. In fact, it was Palestinian civilians, not Hamas,
Speaker 2: who abducted the beautiful Bebos family, and as we know,
Speaker 2: the mother and two little boys were murdered in captivity.
Speaker 2: Don't tell me about Palestine, which doesn't exist. The Palestinians genocide,
Speaker 2: your liars. You're anti Semites, you hate the Jews, and
Speaker 2: now you've joined the band. Out of a Larkin is
Speaker 2: one of those guys of us. This is cut number five.
Speaker 18: Israel is committing a genocide. No, we're not stupid thing
Speaker 18: regarded by the United Nations and Amnesty Internationals.
Speaker 2: I'll stop it right there, stopping right there. Anybody who
Speaker 2: ever ever tries to use the United Nations, which is
Speaker 2: the biggest anti Semitic outfit maybe anywhere in the world,
Speaker 2: they may be worse than the Arabs. Anybody who tries
Speaker 2: to prove they are right by including the United Nations
Speaker 2: is a lying moron. So right off the bat, when
Speaker 2: you wear people say well the UN, you know they
Speaker 2: are lying. I mean there is really no more disgusting
Speaker 2: group of people in the world, maybe outside of care
Speaker 2: and the Muslim Brotherhood than the UN. Is that not accurate?
Speaker 8: No, be a viwn is. I never been a friend Israel,
Speaker 8: that's for sure.
Speaker 2: That's being nice. Playing again out of the Larkin cut number.
Speaker 18: Five, reel is committing a genocide.
Speaker 19: Correct, That is factually incorrect.
Speaker 18: It has been regarded by the United Nations and Amnesty
Speaker 18: International and even Israeli human rights organizations and stuff that
Speaker 18: sell them.
Speaker 19: There's a numb version of genocide.
Speaker 20: In the UN.
Speaker 19: The UN has said this does not apply to what
Speaker 19: many people might think as a disproportionate wartime action. That's
Speaker 19: what that is. In many people's minds. Genocide is a
Speaker 19: very specific thing. Actually, genocide being committed against Jewish people,
Speaker 19: not by Israel. And that's just a fact.
Speaker 18: I mean, the United Nations recently in Geneva have done that.
Speaker 18: The Ideaf had deliberately targeted women and children. There's been
Speaker 18: samon conditions imposed over the Gaza strip by the blockading
Speaker 18: of AID.
Speaker 2: The shut shut him off. He's a complete asshole. What
Speaker 2: a complete asshole, Oliver Larkin. Please, if you're listening in
Speaker 2: Florida this morning, tell everybody walk outside your house right now.
Speaker 2: If you're in Delray Beach, if you're in Dpio Beach,
Speaker 2: if you're in Vocal wherever you want one outside your
Speaker 2: house and at the very top of lungs. I want
Speaker 2: you to scream. Oliver Larkin is an asshole. Please do
Speaker 2: that for me. Okay, I promise I'm gonna get any trouble.
Speaker 2: I know all the big shots down there. One more.
Speaker 2: He's not done. First, it's Israel. Now it's presidenting Trump.
Speaker 2: He refers to President Trump. You ready for this the
Speaker 2: way many do, and they call me the same thing,
Speaker 2: a pedophile. Oliver Larkin lewis cut number six.
Speaker 21: What is the number that is fine with you?
Speaker 2: Is there is there a benchmark?
Speaker 10: Is it fine?
Speaker 22: How many children can be raped?
Speaker 18: And it's fine if you're in relation to the immigration community.
Speaker 21: If we're going to talk about children being raped, then
Speaker 21: we need to hold this pedophile president Donald Trump accountable
Speaker 21: and all those that have been implicated by the Epstein
Speaker 21: wheales that the Department of Justice is still not leaking
Speaker 21: and they've sent a pac after Thomas Massey for having
Speaker 21: the Mary's accountable this guy.
Speaker 2: So now you know what Oliver Arkin is. I'm glad
Speaker 2: we're about to play those couple of cuts, don't you know?
Speaker 8: Mm hmm?
Speaker 2: How what else is know? What's going on with you know?
Speaker 8: I just want to stay in Florida because there's actually
Speaker 8: a couple more interesting races. You know, Mark or Rubio seat.
Speaker 8: You know, he left obviously to become Secretary of States.
Speaker 8: So there'll be a primary today for the Republicans and
Speaker 8: Democrats to see who gets to fill out in the
Speaker 8: final two year ye Ashley.
Speaker 2: Moody, Florid Mood, Attorney General Mood.
Speaker 8: And then the other side is interesting to our Alexander Vinman.
Speaker 8: You remember him. He was the whistleblower that triggered Trump's
Speaker 8: first impeachment in twenty nineteen. He's running for the Democrats.
Speaker 2: Disgrace, that is what he is.
Speaker 8: And then this is an interesting one. One of Israel's
Speaker 8: biggest supporters looks like she is in the race of
Speaker 8: her life. Down in Florida, Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman shut.
Speaker 2: I can't stand her.
Speaker 8: She is well, she's up against her district has been redistricted,
Speaker 8: and so all kinds of new Peace people voters in
Speaker 8: that district, and the African American vote, they say is
Speaker 8: going to be big today that may knock her out.
Speaker 8: They say that she hasn't done enough for the African
Speaker 8: American vote and that somebody from the far left has
Speaker 8: a better shot. So we'll see how that plays out.
Speaker 23: He sucks.
Speaker 2: I know she's pro Israel, but that's not my only barometer.
Speaker 2: That's why I'm very, very consistent. I'm America first, I'm
Speaker 2: Israel second, and every American should be that way. Every
Speaker 2: decent Americans should be America first, Israel second. So here's
Speaker 2: a classic example of somebody who's pro Israel that I
Speaker 2: can't stand. Whichie Torres is in the same boat, Whichie
Speaker 2: Torres all my Jewish friends, He's great, You're a moron.
Speaker 2: He's pa Israel. But he hates Trump, hates them, hates Bbie.
Speaker 2: I don't like those people. And I lived in Florida
Speaker 2: for sixteen years, and I can tell you that Debbie
Speaker 2: Wasserman Schultz sucks ass. Okay, how about that?
Speaker 8: No, that sounds good?
Speaker 2: Anything else down here?
Speaker 8: No, No, those are the bigger races down in Florida
Speaker 8: that everybody's gonna be watching.
Speaker 2: There are a lot of them.
Speaker 8: Well, and they're all big names, you know, well known
Speaker 8: names in Congress.
Speaker 2: Unlike Alaska and Wyoming. There's any idea we could care less? Well,
Speaker 2: Sarah Palin's running again, She's not what's for? Then?
Speaker 8: Well, you know that memorandum of understanding that expired yesterday
Speaker 8: and the President suggesting that things are just gonna get
Speaker 8: rougher for Iran if they don't make a deal. But
Speaker 8: he did say that they are in talks with the
Speaker 8: Iranian National Guard, though the Iranians say that the no
Speaker 8: test talks are happening which we've heard before, so we
Speaker 8: don't know exactly what's going on there. Then you had
Speaker 8: the head of US Central Command saying, dressing the fact
Speaker 8: that there are these mental health concerns for this crew
Speaker 8: that's aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln that's been
Speaker 8: out at sea since last November. They're being replaced. There's
Speaker 8: a ship coming from Vietnam that will let them go
Speaker 8: back home. But they say, now is the time to
Speaker 8: let those people go back home, those sailors or soldiers
Speaker 8: go back home. And then you had Jared Kushner, who
Speaker 8: was meeting with Prime Minister BBN to Yahoo yesterday, baby's
Speaker 8: pissed about the fate of this whole deal with Gaza, pissed.
Speaker 2: Amasa Bib was very angry with Jared Kushner that he
Speaker 2: met the day before with the Hamas leader. He's very angry.
Speaker 2: Is that I heard?
Speaker 8: So the Prime Minister is telling Kushner that there's no
Speaker 8: deal unless Hamas fully gives up all of their weapons.
Speaker 2: Right, So Hamas said, here's how it works. Israel leaves,
Speaker 2: then we give up our weapons. Israel said, blow me.
Speaker 2: I'm not going anywhere until you give up your weapons,
Speaker 2: which you're not going to do so there is not
Speaker 2: going to be a deal. And President Trump, my guy.
Speaker 2: No one loves him more than me. You talk about
Speaker 2: being pro Israel, nobody more pro Israel than me. But
Speaker 2: President Trump is not helping us because he has not
Speaker 2: endorsed bb nets Yawl, because President Trump is upset that
Speaker 2: Bib does not accept will not accept this fifteen point
Speaker 2: plan because of Ama. So Bibi is in the fight
Speaker 2: of his life. You talk about de Wie Wasserman Schultz
Speaker 2: in Florida. Bibi is in the fight of his life.
Speaker 2: I think his election is November in Israel or October,
Speaker 2: and he has not received an endorsement gnome from President
Speaker 2: Trump and.
Speaker 8: The President well, at least for a while, was incredibly
Speaker 8: popular in Israel.
Speaker 2: I don't know where that's not hugely popular. He lost
Speaker 2: a lot because the Israeli people want to see Iran finished.
Speaker 2: And why is that? Because while Americans have their strong
Speaker 2: opinions on Iran, guess what, in New Jersey you're okay. Right,
Speaker 2: In Wyoming, you're okay. In Cincinnati, you're okay. In Sacramento,
Speaker 2: you're okay. When Iran gets pissed at the world, who
Speaker 2: to a bomb Israel, not lately, but Tel Aviv lost
Speaker 2: a lot of innocent people the last couple of years,
Speaker 2: a lot bombs in Jerusalem, in hyper inn Tania. So
Speaker 2: Israel's like, we gotta wipe these by out and they're
Speaker 2: not very happy with these constant ceasefires and we'll talk
Speaker 2: and we'll figure it out. They don't want that, you
Speaker 2: know that though.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Well, and you had Kushner yesterday telling Hamas, he said, Hey,
Speaker 8: you know, look how devastated the guy's strip is. If
Speaker 8: you want people to come in and rebuild, then you
Speaker 8: have to put down your arms because nobody is going
Speaker 8: to put the money in thinking that is all going
Speaker 8: to get blown out.
Speaker 2: They're not going to do it. So it's a again
Speaker 2: we keep talking about. I love Steve Whitcoff, great guy
Speaker 2: saw on Friday Night, WILLI a lovely guy, lovely and
Speaker 2: he's trying and Charrod Kushner is trying, but none of
Speaker 2: it's gonna work. JD. Vance's not gonna work. One more
Speaker 2: quick story locally, So today is a city council hearing.
Speaker 2: I may put David carr on quickly about this piet
Speaker 2: tear at tax and the mayor is on vacation. So
Speaker 2: not only is jee hot boy terrorist Mayor Mamdanie not
Speaker 2: coming because in them he's in the mountain somewhere in
Speaker 2: upstate New York. He's not even sending a rep from
Speaker 2: his office. They've got some written testimony. I guess what's
Speaker 2: out all about it?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's a prepared text that'll be read out loud.
Speaker 8: And that's how city council members upset because they want
Speaker 8: to back and forth question about what exactly is going
Speaker 8: on with this rollout, which has been botched big time.
Speaker 8: But the mayor, you're right, he's away. He wouldn't normally
Speaker 8: be the person that would answer these questions anyway. But
Speaker 8: they're not sending any rep at all from City Hall,
Speaker 8: just prepared texts. So now the city council members who
Speaker 8: had lists of questions that they wanted to ask, they'll
Speaker 8: ask them, but there'll be nobody to respond to them.
Speaker 2: That is ridiculous. So maybe I'll get David Carr on
Speaker 2: him momentarily just to give us a quick update on
Speaker 2: the city Council before the show was said and done.
Speaker 2: We've got a great guest list. Joe Pag's one of
Speaker 2: the great radio men in This Country.
Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 1: Podcast Network.
Speaker 2: Well, let me get the David Carr quickly. I love
Speaker 2: David one of our five Republicans in the City Council.
Speaker 2: Only five, two from Staten Island, Frank Morano and David Carr,
Speaker 2: one from Brooklyn. Who I saw, Lewis you love this
Speaker 2: Saturday night at Adrian's all our good buddies Marty, Beanie
Speaker 2: and Leo and Chris. She was having dinner with a
Speaker 2: guy that ran for AG my friend Michael Henry Ina Bernikov.
Speaker 2: So she's a Brooklyn lady. And then we've got two
Speaker 2: from Queen's Joanne Ariola happens to be our counsel lady
Speaker 2: me and Lou and Vicki Palladino. But Carr, David Karr
Speaker 2: has been very outspoken about this ridiculous Pierre to tear tax.
Speaker 2: Have you say it? I don't know, God who's French idiotic?
Speaker 2: Brandy Mastro came out yesterday he's actually sewing and representing
Speaker 2: a whole bunch of fine New Yorkers. He called it
Speaker 2: a gross abuse of government power. And that's basically what
Speaker 2: David Carr has had to say. So today is a
Speaker 2: big City Council hearing. The mayor is not coming. He's
Speaker 2: on vacation. Okay, fine, he's not even sending a rep.
Speaker 2: No one, no one from Gee Hot Boys office will
Speaker 2: be at the City Council hearing today. I can't imagine
Speaker 2: David Carr is very happy about that. We'll see David.
Speaker 2: Good morning, buddy, how are you?
Speaker 17: Good morning?
Speaker 24: Said, thank you for having me on the show.
Speaker 2: Always great having you. So the mayor is not there,
Speaker 2: that happens, okay, but he's not even sending a rep
Speaker 2: to this hearing today that you guys are holding on
Speaker 2: the second home tax. Are you not furious?
Speaker 24: I'm absolutely livid. I'm outraged, and I think it's an
Speaker 24: insult to all the people of New York that the
Speaker 24: mayor thinks that he can ignore an oversight hearing from
Speaker 24: the legislative branch. Right, this is basic government. It's our
Speaker 24: job to make sure that the administration of the day,
Speaker 24: and it happens to be led by this mayor, is
Speaker 24: doing the right thing. Is making sure that when it
Speaker 24: rolls out a program, whether we support that program or not,
Speaker 24: in this case, I certainly don't that it's being done
Speaker 24: correctly and being done fairly and judiciously, and that has
Speaker 24: been the exact opposite of what's been happening over these
Speaker 24: last few weeks with the Pieta tear tax rollout. So
Speaker 24: the idea that the mayor wouldn't send his commissioner or Finance,
Speaker 24: wouldn't send the high ranking member of the team at
Speaker 24: City Hall to come and explain why they've done what
Speaker 24: they've done. And if they think they've done a good job,
Speaker 24: they can come and say so, and then we get
Speaker 24: to ask the tough questions. We get to try to
Speaker 24: get to the bottom of what happens and try to
Speaker 24: make sure that some of the mistakes, and they've been
Speaker 24: big mistakes with the rollout of this Pieta tear tax,
Speaker 24: never happen again.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't want you to give away the whole movie, obviously,
Speaker 2: because you know people want to watch it, they want
Speaker 2: to see it on fold. But if you can give
Speaker 2: me maybe one or two of these difficult questions that
Speaker 2: you guys at the City Council are prepared to ask today,
Speaker 2: you may fire up my audience even before seven am
Speaker 2: on a Tuesday morning. So what do you guys want
Speaker 2: to hear today?
Speaker 24: So I think there's a lot to ask, and each
Speaker 24: member comes with a different set of priorities here. But
Speaker 24: for me, the the thing that I'm most upset about
Speaker 24: with the Piana tear tax rollout is the publication of
Speaker 24: basically every single one of my constituent's properties and who
Speaker 24: owns them, in a way that was unprecedented. The administration
Speaker 24: claims that for the rollout of this new tax that
Speaker 24: they had to publish the property tax rolls according to
Speaker 24: state law.
Speaker 17: That is false.
Speaker 24: The state law that authorized the Piana tear tax does
Speaker 24: not require everyone's properties with their names attached to them,
Speaker 24: to be published in an easily accessible format, where now
Speaker 24: there's a roadmap to everyone's home for all the scammers
Speaker 24: out there, and there's a lot of scammers out there. Unfortunately,
Speaker 24: it only required that folks get a letter in the
Speaker 24: mail saying, hey, we believe that your second home. You know,
Speaker 24: we're going to levy a piano tear tax against your property.
Speaker 10: That's it.
Speaker 24: That's all that's required here. But instead every one, two
Speaker 24: and three family home in the city, every condo in
Speaker 24: the city got put on this list, nine thousand plus properties.
Speaker 24: It exposed people in a way that's completely unfair unprecedented
Speaker 24: and just wrong. And that's why I want to get
Speaker 24: to the bottom of why that happened. And I want
Speaker 24: to get assurances from the administration that they are never
Speaker 24: going to do so again, because there's no legal requirement
Speaker 24: that they had to meet by doing that publication none.
Speaker 2: This is right there, when you just talked about gross
Speaker 2: abuse of government power. I'm going to play this. This
Speaker 2: is Randy Mastro, who works side by side with two mayors,
Speaker 2: Woody Giuliani and most recently Eric Adams, and he is
Speaker 2: actually he's loving a lawsuit. He's representing a whole bunch
Speaker 2: of fine New Yorkers or just as angry David Corr
Speaker 2: as you are. I believe this was yesterday Randy Mastro
Speaker 2: on the mayor's gross abuse of government power Lewis cut
Speaker 2: number two.
Speaker 25: I don't want to get bogged down in the legal lease.
Speaker 25: I want to cut right to the chase. The city
Speaker 25: is reeling from this decision because a judge found we're
Speaker 25: likely to succeed on the merits that its rollout was
Speaker 25: screwed up, all right. The mayor even admitted yesterday we
Speaker 25: have regrets on the rollout. Well, it runs me of
Speaker 25: my favorite Frank Sinatrasom regrets. I've had a few, but
Speaker 25: then again too few to mention they're reeling from this order.
Speaker 25: But no amount of spin is going to avoid the
Speaker 25: consequences of this, which is they shouldn't have sent those
Speaker 25: letters over inclusive to seventeen thousand New Yorkers, including myself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what happened? You got one of those those letters.
Speaker 5: Weren't you have deputy mayor under her Adams.
Speaker 25: Yes, and you're legal required to live in the city.
Speaker 25: I've lived here for over forty years, paid my taxes,
Speaker 25: city taxes every year, and have had been deputy mayor twice.
Speaker 4: Legally required to live here.
Speaker 25: It's absurd that they sent those letters to seventy thousand people,
Speaker 25: and even worse that they published a log that they
Speaker 25: said was related to the surcharge. It basically included every
Speaker 25: homeowner in the city, nine hundred thousand people. Let's put
Speaker 25: people in fear. Let's put people not only concerned, but
Speaker 25: some feeling very vulnerable that they were going to have
Speaker 25: to pay this tax. And those notices, those notices were
Speaker 25: a threat. Those notices I got one. It says you
Speaker 25: may be subject to the surcharge, gives the amount. But
Speaker 25: that says but you can apply for an exception and
Speaker 25: if you put in documentation to the city's satisfaction, but
Speaker 25: if you don't, they're going to deem you to pay
Speaker 25: the tax. That's that is really a gross abuse of
Speaker 25: government power. That's not how we do taxes in this
Speaker 25: city and in this nation.
Speaker 2: Here's a statement from your Republican colleague from Staten Island,
Speaker 2: Frank Morano. He says, I think it's outrageous and deeply
Speaker 2: disrespectful to the public. This hearing was called because New
Speaker 2: Yorkers deserve answers about a rollout that confused thousands of
Speaker 2: homeowners and forced many people to prove the city got
Speaker 2: it wrong. The administration had no problem sending letters, publishing
Speaker 2: and putting people through a bureaucratic process, but when it
Speaker 2: comes time to sit before the council, answer questions and
Speaker 2: explain what happened, suddenly they're unavailable. Written testimony is not accountability.
Speaker 2: So I guess that's what you're saying as well, David.
Speaker 24: Yes, absolutely, this is an opportunity for the administration to
Speaker 24: come and have questions put to them, Let the public see.
Speaker 24: Let it be a natural back and forth, not some
Speaker 24: manicured statement that's been gone over twenty times before it
Speaker 24: was released. It's an attempt to avoid questions. And the
Speaker 24: unfortunate part about this is the last administration, the Adams administration,
Speaker 24: from time to time to the same thing, they didn't
Speaker 24: send a rect They just no show to hear and
Speaker 24: called by the Council, and my colleagues on the progressive
Speaker 24: less were outraged about it. I doubt they're going to
Speaker 24: be outraged today. There's going to be a deafening silence
Speaker 24: coming from that wing of the Council about this Mayor
Speaker 24: deciding not to show up to a duly called hearing
Speaker 24: and basically answer for himself and the actions of his administration.
Speaker 24: And that's his shame.
Speaker 2: It is a shame. But the problem is so what
Speaker 2: you know, I mean, he stood outside of Ken Griffin's residence,
Speaker 2: which was every bit as bad as what he's doing today,
Speaker 2: stood outside the guy's residence where the guy lived. Guy's
Speaker 2: about to spend six billion dollars in New York City.
Speaker 2: Now he's considering spending all that money in Miami. So
Speaker 2: he did that. Now he's done this. I mean, there's
Speaker 2: no stopping this guy. He's a lunatic. He's a maniac.
Speaker 2: And you know what's funny, David, there are still people,
Speaker 2: whether it's Errol lewis that racist bastard on New York One,
Speaker 2: or others in the media that goddle the guy, like
Speaker 2: Melissa Russo and Marsha Kramer, and actually people trying to
Speaker 2: convince me he's doing a good job. I asked the
Speaker 2: same question about Kathy Hokel yesterday. What has Mam Donnie
Speaker 2: done in his nine months that is good for the
Speaker 2: city compared to all the things he's done to hurt
Speaker 2: this city.
Speaker 24: Well, the reality is that no one could really say
Speaker 24: that he's doing a good job with the straight face
Speaker 24: unless they're completely deluded.
Speaker 17: So I mean it's this.
Speaker 24: Guy has promised new cops and then taken them away.
Speaker 24: This guy promised free bus rides for the MTA, he's
Speaker 24: never delivered. He promised to act differently than all of
Speaker 24: the administrations of the past. He's he's shown that he
Speaker 24: has complete contempt for oversight and separation of powers and
Speaker 24: accountability in a way that's on precedence, and so he
Speaker 24: is acting differently. The others acted much more responsibly, and
Speaker 24: he ballooned the budget by ten billion dollars compared to
Speaker 24: last year. So there's nothing about this guy's tenure in
Speaker 24: office in this first year and this half year and
Speaker 24: change to make anyone, I think, with a sane mind
Speaker 24: think that he deserves renomination or reelection. And I think
Speaker 24: we just have to keep making the case over the
Speaker 24: coming three years, three and a half years to stay
Speaker 24: to the public. This is what you got, this is
Speaker 24: what you brought on upon the city, brought upon yourselves
Speaker 24: in the November twenty twenty five election. It's time for
Speaker 24: a change, and drip by drip, your start to see
Speaker 24: the cracks.
Speaker 17: In the armor.
Speaker 24: And I think we're going to make a really strong
Speaker 24: case of the voters next time we have the opportunity
Speaker 24: that we need to change, and in the interim, we.
Speaker 23: Just have to fight this guy every.
Speaker 24: Step of the way on these terrible policies.
Speaker 2: David Carr, Republican City Council member, doing a great job
Speaker 2: here This morning. I happened to like, Dave, you know,
Speaker 2: I've got a lady coming on this morning. Her name
Speaker 2: is Jeanette Pick. She'll be on about nine o'clock and
Speaker 2: her father was killed on nine to eleven and she
Speaker 2: is one of the many, many thousands of people that
Speaker 2: have signed the petition started by my new buddy Giovanni
Speaker 2: Galante to keep this disgusting mayor away from that sacred
Speaker 2: site on nine to eleven, so she'll come on and
Speaker 2: talk about that. I did have one young lady on
Speaker 2: who wants him there, but she also admitted to me
Speaker 2: that she would vote for him if she lived in
Speaker 2: New York. And her name is Elizabeth Miller. Either way,
Speaker 2: one of our old buddies, and we've been to events
Speaker 2: or he's spoken, and we both supported this guy. This
Speaker 2: wretched scoundrel. Curis Slieva comes out last week, calls he
Speaker 2: nine to eleven families sore losers, basically says, suck it up,
Speaker 2: you vote it with this guy. He should be there.
Speaker 2: He found a way to malign me and Andrew Cuomo
Speaker 2: like he always does. Did you see that video? Were
Speaker 2: you shocked?
Speaker 24: I'm really disappointed by Curtis's remarks. I think that we
Speaker 24: need to show real proper respect and reverence for the families,
Speaker 24: and these families, you know, it's twenty five years on now,
Speaker 24: they're still going through hell and this is probably the
Speaker 24: worst day of the year for them. Every time it
Speaker 24: comes around, and I think when you have someone who's
Speaker 24: going to be there, who's not going to be a
Speaker 24: source of solace, not going to be a source of
Speaker 24: a comfort, then I think that that person should stay away.
Speaker 24: And so I think the mayor should listen to what
Speaker 24: the families are saying and sit this one out, because
Speaker 24: he's not going to be adding anything to the proceedings.
Speaker 24: He's only going to be harming people because of the
Speaker 24: associations that he's had, the things that he said in
Speaker 24: the past that you know, really make him an unacceptable
Speaker 24: quantity to be there on such a solemn occasion, and
Speaker 24: he's done that to himself. It's his choices over the
Speaker 24: years that have really made him radioactive for these purposes.
Speaker 8: Well, and I think he just needs to withdraw.
Speaker 2: Yep, stay home, do us all a favor. So what
Speaker 2: time does this big hearing saw today? And you guys
Speaker 2: are basically talking to nobody. I mean, you're talking to me,
Speaker 2: you're talking to the price, but you're not talking to
Speaker 2: any real big city officials. So I'm not exactly sure
Speaker 2: outside of exposing the lies, and he lies about everything.
Speaker 2: He I got Tom Homan on yesterday. He lied about
Speaker 2: a Trump administration decision when it comes to miners having
Speaker 2: legal defense in the city. He lied about that those miners,
Speaker 2: a lot of them are twenty one year old men.
Speaker 2: They're not six year old little girls with their dolls.
Speaker 2: He starts a filthy liar. So what do you expect
Speaker 2: to accomplish today, being that you're basically speaking to nobody
Speaker 2: but people like me.
Speaker 24: Well, I think we're gonna have to put on the
Speaker 24: record again everything that went wrong with the rollout of
Speaker 24: the to Pieda tear attacks. I think we're going to
Speaker 24: have to really call him on the carpet for not
Speaker 24: sending even the most mid level of individuals to come
Speaker 24: and speak on behalf of the administration. And the good
Speaker 24: part about this is still that the public gets to
Speaker 24: come and put on the record their frustrations, their concerns,
Speaker 24: and what they would like to see moving forward. And
Speaker 24: that's really a critical part here. So I think even
Speaker 24: if the administration no shows as we expect, at least
Speaker 24: the public gets to have their say about what's been happening.
Speaker 2: Last one, I got some buddies on Staten Island texting
Speaker 2: me right now. You know, the brooken Boro president was
Speaker 2: a friend of mine and we got along great. And
Speaker 2: then I had the balls and nerve to endorse Frank
Speaker 2: Morano against his kid. His kid's a great kid. I
Speaker 2: love Griffin, great kid. I just thought Frank was Oldham,
Speaker 2: were prepared and would be better at it. And Frank
Speaker 2: one one big by the way, And now Veto won't
Speaker 2: talk to me anymore. Nothing doesn't return the text. I
Speaker 2: mean nothing. Very disappointed, I must say in Vito bo Salo,
Speaker 2: who I thought was a bigger and better man. I'm
Speaker 2: a father too and I'd be upset too. But it's
Speaker 2: over right, so let's move on. But the rumor is
Speaker 2: is that you now are already starting to make plans,
Speaker 2: if not even more than that, maybe even campaign donations,
Speaker 2: I don't know, to be the next Staten Island Borough president.
Speaker 2: Can you confirm or deny that on this show this morning,
Speaker 2: David Carr, No.
Speaker 24: I can absolutely confirm it.
Speaker 23: Said.
Speaker 17: I'm running.
Speaker 24: I opened up my committee, We're fundraising, we're talking to
Speaker 24: the public. It's you know, it's a long runway to
Speaker 24: twenty twenty nine.
Speaker 2: So one of the so you so, one of the
Speaker 2: questions was asked by me, I'll love of the other guy,
Speaker 2: like him. I don't know if you're doing that. I
Speaker 2: don't care. Johnny Tobacco, He's like, why is he now
Speaker 2: already doing this three years in advance? And you just
Speaker 2: said we'll a long way, you offered three years away,
Speaker 2: So why is that?
Speaker 24: Well, I think it's always good to be prepared, and
Speaker 24: I think it's good to let the public know what
Speaker 24: your intentions are. Right, I'm nothing to hide. I'm being
Speaker 24: completely tricked. I want to do this. It's it's a
Speaker 24: passion of mine to continue to serve Staten Island. It's
Speaker 24: something I wanted to do ever since I'm a little kid.
Speaker 24: I'm blessed to be doing it now as a council
Speaker 24: member and as minority leader, and I just want to
Speaker 24: keep fighting for a better quality of life for the
Speaker 24: place that I love and call home and that so
Speaker 24: many of my neighbors and friends and family do. So
Speaker 24: for me, it's a it's a conversation worth having, and
Speaker 24: it's worth having over the long haul. And so I think,
Speaker 24: you know, the as they say, the pool's warm, right,
Speaker 24: everybody can jump in, uh, And I you know it's
Speaker 24: it's it's.
Speaker 23: Just going to be.
Speaker 24: I think a great campaign and I look forward to
Speaker 24: continuing to serve the public.
Speaker 2: I think you're a great guy. I really do. I
Speaker 2: think you'd be great at that job. I know you
Speaker 2: love Staten Island. You do, so you know you'll uh,
Speaker 2: you'll love me. David Carr, this was a very important
Speaker 2: conversation this morning. I appreciate you coming on. Good luck
Speaker 2: this afternoon. Although it's not ung you can abible to accomplish,
Speaker 2: I shouldn't say that. Actually exposing the mayor and getting
Speaker 2: the lies on record and some of the really nasty
Speaker 2: stuff that he's done does matter. So good luck this afternoon,
Speaker 2: and we will talk often in your endeavor for what's
Speaker 2: coming up next. Thank you, David, Thank you, sir, God
Speaker 2: bless you. David Carr right there, city council member here
Speaker 2: on sitting friends in the morning, one of just five
Speaker 2: Republicans out of fifty one on our city council. It's
Speaker 2: amazing we get anything done. Although Julie Lennon, as I've
Speaker 2: been doing a pretty good job. As I played even
Speaker 2: I would say that I know that she wasn't very
Speaker 2: nice to me and my friend Vicky, but she seems
Speaker 2: to be coming around. We'll see a long way to
Speaker 2: go We'll take a break. A couple of big time
Speaker 2: guests coming up this hour, including Bo Diedle and before
Speaker 2: that live in studio. Everybody loves this guy. How do
Speaker 2: you get more patriotic than the great singer Lee Greenwood?
Speaker 2: Greenwood Live in studio, All coming up this hour.
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Speaker 26: first pitch from City Field scheduled for seven to ten PM.
Speaker 26: That was for the Yankees. They were off yesterday ahead
Speaker 26: of opening a three game series tonight in Baltimore. First
Speaker 26: pitch from Camden Yard, scheduled for six thirty five. Yanks
Speaker 26: for gaining one starter and losing another place in Left
Speaker 26: hander Max Freed on the fifteen day IL because of
Speaker 26: a left elbow bone bruise has stint on. The IL
Speaker 26: is retroactive to Friday, a day after he allowed five
Speaker 26: hits and five innings against Seattle. Just hasn't been himself
Speaker 26: as of late. And that's clear, clearly because bone brus boy,
Speaker 26: he's been Max Freed with a bone bruise.
Speaker 2: So that's just so he's been somebody else.
Speaker 26: Yeah, he's been somebody else at himself. He's not Max
Speaker 26: Freed a completely healthy elbow. Oh okay, you.
Speaker 2: Know, don't look now, but he'll come to Orioles and
Speaker 2: you know why. And this is gonna make Joe Biningo
Speaker 2: very upset. Somewhere in Mahwa, New Jersey this morning. Pete
Speaker 2: Alonzo here coming he has been kicking. Yes, he'll come
Speaker 2: the Orioles.
Speaker 26: Yeah, three games under five hundred and fourteen and a
Speaker 26: half y o, he's back of first flight, seven and
Speaker 26: a half games back of the Yankees for second place.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I guess not coming anywhere.
Speaker 27: No, no, no, no, no, no, they're not. Now they're gonna
Speaker 27: play golf.
Speaker 2: That's all done by you.
Speaker 26: Yeah, Carlos for Don comes back today, though he'll start
Speaker 26: tonight at Baltimore. He comes off the fifteen day. I
Speaker 26: always been on there since July third because of left
Speaker 26: elbow inflammation. So now you got your Yankees rotation. It
Speaker 26: is Carlos for Don camp Schule where Cole will Warn
Speaker 26: and Ryan Weathers obviously now without Max Free. Big news
Speaker 26: out of the NBA Los Angeles Lakers Governor Jeanie Buss.
Speaker 26: She wants to hold on to that seventeen point eight
Speaker 26: percent share of the Los Angeles Lakers so that she
Speaker 26: can remain in that governorship role. Reported earlier yesterday that
Speaker 26: the Bus family voted to sell the remaining shares to
Speaker 26: Josh Kushner and Bob Iger at the same twelve and
Speaker 26: a half billion evaluation that Mark Walter agreed to last week.
Speaker 26: But clearly Genie here has some contention with that deal.
Speaker 26: Wants to remain at the helm of that A Lakers franchise,
Speaker 26: So we'll see what comes of that. That's your sports
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Speaker 1: And Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 2: The Annual Republican Jewish Coalition, the RJC, run by Matt
Speaker 2: Brooks and more importantly my first cousin, Norm Coleman. They
Speaker 2: do a great job. They hold conferences all year all
Speaker 2: over the country, but the big one is in Vegas.
Speaker 2: And at my first opportunity to speak last year, and
Speaker 2: I tore the place down. I think I called Tucker
Speaker 2: calls in a douchebag, and I think I said about
Speaker 2: Candice Owens, she well, she's basically a word that rhymes
Speaker 2: with punt.
Speaker 27: Yeah and one nuts.
Speaker 2: So they invited me back this year. Last year I
Speaker 2: spoke like in between Scott Jennings and Brandon Tatum. This year,
Speaker 2: I've seen some of the guest list. House Republican Conference
Speaker 2: Chairwoman Lisa McLean will speak. She's out of Michigan, Brandon
Speaker 2: gil Republican out of Texas, the VEC Ramswami running for
Speaker 2: governor in Ohio, Randy Fine. His primary is today in
Speaker 2: the Great State of Florida, Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick,
Speaker 2: Mike Rogers, he'll be running against that creep abdul Lsied
Speaker 2: in Michigan. He'll be there. Craig Goldman, another Republican out
Speaker 2: of Texas, Captain Ed gol Ryan, he's the guy that
Speaker 2: kicked Thomas Massey's as thank god, out of Kentucky. Also
Speaker 2: on Montana, Tucker, Emily Austin, many others. So I'll be
Speaker 2: out in Vegas Monday and Tuesday. That'll be I guess
Speaker 2: August thirty first and September first, those two days. Then
Speaker 2: I come home for a couple of days, and then
Speaker 2: I jet said to Dallas where we're gonna hold this Republicans.
Speaker 2: We'll be holding this convention never done before. You've got
Speaker 2: the big one for the president obviously the RNC, the DNC,
Speaker 2: but this one is for the midterms. That's how important
Speaker 2: November's elections are. So they're gonna hold like a two
Speaker 2: day event in Dallas, and we're gonna talk to the
Speaker 2: Republican National Committee Chair Joe Gruters on this program coming
Speaker 2: up later on this morning. So a lot to do.
Speaker 2: We will take a quick break when we get back.
Speaker 2: Everybody loves this song. You realize this song is already
Speaker 2: forty two years old. God Bless the Usay, nothing gets
Speaker 2: me more pumped up, maybe outside of Rocky Steam than
Speaker 2: God Bless the USA. The amazing Patriot, great American Lee Greenwood,
Speaker 2: after spending the whole day on TV yesterday, is live
Speaker 2: in studio with US coming up next Patriot.
Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 1: Podcast Network.
Speaker 2: God blessed to you every rally. What an amazing song.
Speaker 2: Lee Greenwood can't believe that song is forty two years
Speaker 2: old already. I read this today. I love this. You
Speaker 2: know the opening line of tomorrow all the things were gone.
Speaker 2: I've worked for all my life. Turns out, I guess,
Speaker 2: and Lee can confirm this now that that is a
Speaker 2: tribute to Greenwood's grandparents who struggled on the farm. So
Speaker 2: with that said, I love this guy. What are you doing?
Speaker 2: I'm very honored that you make it your business to
Speaker 2: see me every time you come to New York. Thank you,
Speaker 2: the amazing Lee Greenwood. Lee, Good morning, how are.
Speaker 28: You to Good morning? I'm great man. I listened to
Speaker 28: every recording. It's interesting at trivia. You may not know
Speaker 28: it might be important to you because you'd like country music.
Speaker 28: The singer's on that. That's the original recording from MCA
Speaker 28: back in nineteen e mcgues yeah, hold.
Speaker 4: Of My eighty four. Yeah, that's the Gatlin Brothers.
Speaker 28: Oh no kidding, singing background and they were on another
Speaker 28: label at the time. They became my friends when I
Speaker 28: first started touring in nineteen eighty one there in Nashville,
Speaker 28: and I wrote of course USA and nineteen eighty three,
Speaker 28: and I asked him if they come and sing one night,
Speaker 28: and it was actually they snuck across the streets the
Speaker 28: studio I was recording, and nobody knows that they were
Speaker 28: even singing that on that recording.
Speaker 2: Wow, the Gatlin brothers. So that's true. Though that first
Speaker 2: sentence of that amazing song is about your grandparents struggles.
Speaker 4: It is exactly true. I guess. We were on a
Speaker 4: sharecropper's farm.
Speaker 28: We didn't have much land, maybe five six acres, and
Speaker 28: had a lot of fresh fruit. I didn't find out
Speaker 28: how expensive that was till I left the farm, by
Speaker 28: the way, and they were unable to really make a
Speaker 28: good living, so they had to give it up and
Speaker 28: they built some apartments on the land that we had,
Speaker 28: and that was the only way they kept make money
Speaker 28: after that, but I worked a harvester and the tractor.
Speaker 28: You know, when I was very early with my grandfather,
Speaker 28: his name was Jackson, Thomas Jackson. He wasn't my original grandfather.
Speaker 28: I don't know much about the Greenwood grandfather, just that,
Speaker 28: you know. It was an early divorce and my mother,
Speaker 28: who had to work in bars when my father joined
Speaker 28: the Navy after the bombing of Pearl Harbor caused a
Speaker 28: divorce between them. At military families go through that a lot,
Speaker 28: and she couldn't have me and my sister. So we
Speaker 28: were raised with my grandparents, the Jackson's and Sacramento, Sacramento.
Speaker 2: Okay, but now you're in Nashville, Tennessee. And all my
Speaker 2: friends Tommy larryn Riley Gaines, my friend Clay Travis, all
Speaker 2: these great patriots with you at the very top, all
Speaker 2: live in Nashville, Tennessee.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 28: Actually most of us are south in Franklin. And there's
Speaker 28: another little hideaway because a little further up in the mountains.
Speaker 4: It's really beautiful. The kid Rocks got a place and
Speaker 4: a lot of others.
Speaker 2: You know, wow, look at that area. That is unbelievable.
Speaker 2: I've been there. I've been to the Grand Ole Opry.
Speaker 2: I've been to the barbecues. I've been out to Vanderbilt
Speaker 2: University in Nashville to watch the Tennessee Titans in the
Speaker 2: NFL actually during their training camps. And I could live
Speaker 2: there in five minutes. And I gotta tell you, as
Speaker 2: you talked about with me off the air, walking the
Speaker 2: streets in New York City and seeing some of the
Speaker 2: trash out there in the street. Talking about the people
Speaker 2: and the mayor, you're just talking about actual trash. Nashville,
Speaker 2: Tennessee sounds great.
Speaker 28: Nashville is beautiful, and we were taking care of our downtown.
Speaker 28: We've got a great mayor now.
Speaker 4: And I'm they tell you the truth.
Speaker 28: I was walking the street here in New York yesterday
Speaker 28: and I was just appalled to see the trash on
Speaker 28: the street. I got out of a car because we
Speaker 28: take ubers around just kind of get all the media yesterday,
Speaker 28: I had to step I had to jump over it
Speaker 28: to get out of it.
Speaker 4: It's terrible.
Speaker 2: And you love New York, right.
Speaker 28: I love New York. So does my wife. She likes
Speaker 28: to actually tour the street and buy a lot of stuff.
Speaker 28: But we still.
Speaker 2: So lee back in twenty twenty. You put your name
Speaker 2: on an American made bourbon. You handled the very first
Speaker 2: bottle handed I should say, the very first bottle to
Speaker 2: uprunt President Trump in the Oval Office.
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 2: That was in December, and then nine months later it
Speaker 2: all fell apart. What the hell happened?
Speaker 28: Yeah, the wolk crowd wanted to break us, and they
Speaker 28: kind of they kind of did for a while. But
Speaker 28: we have a new owner now to Soldier Valley Spirits,
Speaker 28: and we're back up and running and the people just
Speaker 28: absolutely love the bourbon, the whiskey and the vodka that
Speaker 28: we have. And if you folks want to have a
Speaker 28: little bottle of this, we don't sell any in the
Speaker 28: spirit stores. By the way, it's only online. Lee Greenwood
Speaker 28: Whisky dot com. Okay, that's easy, Leeah Greenwood Whiskey dot com.
Speaker 28: I mean they even wants far the son of a
Speaker 28: bitches to close down the Nebraska distillery that made year old. Yeah, Omaha,
Speaker 28: Nebraska started by a veteran, and we serve veterans. We
Speaker 28: give three charities. One is, of course, Tunnels to Towers.
Speaker 28: The Solar family. We absolutely love them, and so we
Speaker 28: give us a portion of the profits to them Folds
Speaker 28: of Honor. Also another great charity for scholarships for children
Speaker 28: for soldiers.
Speaker 4: And we have our own called Helping a Hero.
Speaker 28: We build homes for wounded bowyers, over two hundred homes
Speaker 28: in fifteen twenty years and we're going to continue doing that.
Speaker 28: So there's several other charities we serve. But this this bourbon,
Speaker 28: we had a runoff in Kentucky.
Speaker 4: We won.
Speaker 28: This is the best possible bourbon. You got to test it,
Speaker 28: try it, buy it for a soldier. A soldier would
Speaker 28: love to have it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: It's a moment of good feeling.
Speaker 2: That's all that. I love that, and you know I
Speaker 2: noticed that. And Tunnel to Twis is the best. There's
Speaker 2: no doubt in Frank Sola loves you. But you know
Speaker 2: you're doing stuff with the soldiers. We've got our friend,
Speaker 2: the amazing actor Gary Sonise.
Speaker 4: I love Gary.
Speaker 2: He's great too. There's a loup ross soldiers. It's nice
Speaker 2: to see Lee other people get involved with.
Speaker 28: By the way, Gary, if you haven't seen it yet,
Speaker 28: garrisone is narrating the film about nine to eleven.
Speaker 2: Oh he is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you need to see that, folks.
Speaker 2: When is that coming out?
Speaker 4: It's already out. Oh it is you can find it online?
Speaker 4: Is that? I know what can be the title of it?
Speaker 2: We'll get it.
Speaker 28: Of course it's a description about nine to eleven. Of
Speaker 28: course we have the twenty fifth anniversary coming up. I
Speaker 28: will be here in New York.
Speaker 2: Oh you will be here. Oh yeah, Well let me
Speaker 2: get to that in a second. First, I just want
Speaker 2: to let people know that while you're talking about how
Speaker 2: great the bourbon is, that you make bourbon, whiskey and vodka.
Speaker 4: And look at you and see interesting.
Speaker 28: The whiskey and vodka are easier to distill and get
Speaker 28: out into the market quicker.
Speaker 4: Bourbon takes six years.
Speaker 28: So we have a stash now waiting since the new
Speaker 28: owners have taken over, and we're ready to sell it.
Speaker 4: So that's why we're here.
Speaker 2: This is such a great story too, Lee, because you know, again,
Speaker 2: I think you're one of the great patri it's and
Speaker 2: the President agrees, and you just thought and to see
Speaker 2: an American brand which was dead by no bolt of
Speaker 2: your own, three different presidents fourteen years. You did all
Speaker 2: you could to help promote this country and they killed it.
Speaker 2: But to see an American brand back again, that's a
Speaker 2: great story. This is a great comeback story.
Speaker 28: Well, we love that, don't we. We love people come
Speaker 28: up from the ashes as the roses of success. That's
Speaker 28: how it goes. I'm troud to tell people about it.
Speaker 28: And Legerinwood Whiskey dot com has really done well. By
Speaker 28: the way, if you can't see it because we're on
Speaker 28: radio here, this is a bottle that looks.
Speaker 4: Like a World War two canteen.
Speaker 2: It does.
Speaker 28: The soldier used to carry that have a little water.
Speaker 28: When they're deployed on the ground, they have no way
Speaker 28: to get water, so we thought that'd be a nice replica.
Speaker 28: It has six on it means I got your back,
Speaker 28: and it has a little dog tag on it with
Speaker 28: LG on it.
Speaker 4: That's kind of cool.
Speaker 2: It is very cool. I have to say. Just the
Speaker 2: packaging looks looks amazing. And you did mention nine to eleven. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so I was only here that day with a guy
Speaker 2: named don I miss. Do you remember him?
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course, of course you do.
Speaker 2: So the night before four the Giants had played the
Speaker 2: Broncos Monday Night Football. This was September tenth. They rewarded
Speaker 2: the Giants who got killed in the Super Bowl by
Speaker 2: the Baltimore Ravens the next year with a Monday night
Speaker 2: game and the Giants got killed again by Brian Greasy
Speaker 2: and the Denver Broncos. And they flew back to Newark
Speaker 2: Airport the next morning. And my old buddy Jim Bosselo
Speaker 2: was the coach of the Giants. He was a great
Speaker 2: Patriot too. He actually said that as they were pulling
Speaker 2: into the terminal that United flight ninety three was heading
Speaker 2: towards a runway. And we know what happened there in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: He said, Sid I would go to work every day
Speaker 2: to watch film with the Giants, and the same cars
Speaker 2: were there all day and all night because those people
Speaker 2: died balking their car. Terrible. But the other big sports
Speaker 2: story from that time was that the Yankees went to
Speaker 2: the World Series. Now we know they suffered a brutal loss,
Speaker 2: the one bad played by the amazing Marianna Rover in
Speaker 2: his whole career, and they lost to Arizona.
Speaker 4: But it went seven games.
Speaker 2: They went seven. But let me take it back to
Speaker 2: Game four, because I believe Game four for Lee Greenwood,
Speaker 2: the great Lee Greenwood. You sang that amazing song at
Speaker 2: Yankee Stadium.
Speaker 28: Right, you know, And I talk about looking at the film,
Speaker 28: I do look back at that and it was a
Speaker 28: cold day.
Speaker 4: By the way, I was very somber.
Speaker 28: I see me walking out on field and I've got
Speaker 28: these black gloves on my hand because i was so cold,
Speaker 28: and I don't sing well when my hands get cold,
Speaker 28: and so that was the only regret.
Speaker 4: I wish I didn't have those gloves on. But I
Speaker 4: was very somber.
Speaker 28: I wore the red, white and blue leather jacket and
Speaker 28: the reason and people said, you can't wear America's colors
Speaker 28: and clothing if.
Speaker 4: You remember that time, and and like, well, this time
Speaker 4: I am.
Speaker 28: I want the rest of the world, A billion people
Speaker 28: are gonna watch me on TV sing. I want them
Speaker 28: to know America's not on its knees. We're wearing our
Speaker 28: colors and we're coming for you, those people who sent
Speaker 28: those planes into the trade towers. So it was it
Speaker 28: was a big moment. I was I've got a tearful
Speaker 28: thinking about it at the moment. How many people had lost.
Speaker 28: Three thousand people lost their their lives in the trade towers.
Speaker 28: And I'm like, I'm determined to sing this without without
Speaker 28: cheering up.
Speaker 2: You know, that's sweet. No, I knows was seeing those
Speaker 2: people with signs in the stadium, they were they were
Speaker 2: actually families of victims.
Speaker 4: We did Fireman's Memorial Yankee Stadium.
Speaker 28: First three hundred firemen were killed, and it was Mark
Speaker 28: Anthony sang America. The beautiful Bette Midler did the wind
Speaker 28: beneath My Wings and I sang God bless you say.
Speaker 4: We were written.
Speaker 28: The dugout hugging each other and crying before I went
Speaker 28: on stage, and my wife Kim was there. And then
Speaker 28: we did the Police's Memorial for Bernard Kirig, who was
Speaker 28: the police commissioner. We just lost him unfortunately, and he
Speaker 28: put that together. That was at Carnegie Hall, and then
Speaker 28: of course we would come back to New York and
Speaker 28: work at the Stock Exchange every year to honor the
Speaker 28: families and the kids.
Speaker 4: We were singing that that first Christmas.
Speaker 28: We're on a poldium outside of the Stock Exchange on
Speaker 28: the street, snipers on the buildings, you know, just for protection,
Speaker 28: and they funneled these little kids upon stage. Well, how
Speaker 28: nice to have a little audience as we sing some
Speaker 28: Christmas songs. He said, oh no, every one of these
Speaker 28: is an orphan. They lost kids and parents in the
Speaker 28: tray towers, so it just can. And we did that
Speaker 28: for four or five years and it got a little better.
Speaker 28: It got a little better every year. He's see a
Speaker 28: little bit more optimism about people and not another terrorist attack.
Speaker 4: Make no mistake, folks.
Speaker 28: The reason we didn't have another terrorist stack in New
Speaker 28: York or anywhere else in this country because our soldiers
Speaker 28: went to war to find the terrorists and they did.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent. Also, the NYPD, the FBI, people like
Speaker 2: Ray Kelly over the years, but you're a hundred percent right.
Speaker 2: We went, we found these guys. So we've got a
Speaker 2: big gal again. This year, WABC happens to fall on
Speaker 2: that night you sang last year, love to help you back?
Speaker 2: This year, I would loll come, oh good, because it's
Speaker 2: on that night nine to eleven. The name of the
Speaker 2: the movie is the heroism and resiliency of nine to eleven,
Speaker 2: from tragedy to triumph.
Speaker 4: That's a tragedy to try.
Speaker 2: There you go, so that night we got the ABC dollar.
Speaker 2: If you're there, that would just make it great. It
Speaker 2: would never be great. But during the daytime, you're going
Speaker 2: to be down at the actual site. Is that what
Speaker 2: you're doing.
Speaker 28: They're putting the schedule together now and that'll beit the
Speaker 28: pleasure of the president. Of course, I'll probably be in
Speaker 28: Dallas the night before we have an event there as well,
Speaker 28: be with you on the tenth the RNC we'll be there, yeah,
Speaker 28: and then it's supposably to fly into the city here
Speaker 28: the next morning, so I will see.
Speaker 2: That's going to be a hect a couple of days.
Speaker 2: And I remember you being with I was with you
Speaker 2: in Milwaukee.
Speaker 28: For the Milwaukee let me tell you, you know, I had
Speaker 28: no idea and that this is the musical thing. This
Speaker 28: kind of just give you a little trivia. The band
Speaker 28: was playing live there. Worked for me for ten years
Speaker 28: when we did our USO tours when I met my
Speaker 28: wife on a USO tour. And they're called six Wire
Speaker 28: now and they tour around three of the guys from Texas,
Speaker 28: one from Alabama, one from Indiana, and they know how
Speaker 28: to sing, how to play my song God Bless You
Speaker 28: I say, which I was asked to sing when the
Speaker 28: President elect, who wasn't president yet, it wasn't elect, walk
Speaker 28: in the.
Speaker 4: Building with a big bandage on his right ear.
Speaker 28: We'd got shot in Butler and so it was a
Speaker 28: moment when I had I was given the freedom to
Speaker 28: introduce the president to this point, they could have been anyone.
Speaker 28: They could have chosen any political pundit to do that.
Speaker 28: And they said, Lee, just speak from your heart. And
Speaker 28: I had no script. And so when he walked into tunnel,
Speaker 28: I told the band, I said, you know what I'm
Speaker 28: going to do. I'm going to talk, So don't play
Speaker 28: the ending of the song, just keep going. And I
Speaker 28: waited until the president very cautiously, confidently walked to his spot,
Speaker 28: and the audience is going crazy, you know, applauding his courage,
Speaker 28: his fight.
Speaker 4: You know, I was to be there, and I'm watching
Speaker 4: his son.
Speaker 28: I'm watching Junior in order to get eye contact when
Speaker 28: the moment to finish the song, because I didn't want
Speaker 28: to do it prematurely and I didn't want to end
Speaker 28: before he was in place. So there's a little bit
Speaker 28: of a timing there to that. And had I not
Speaker 28: had six Fire with me, wouldn't been.
Speaker 4: Able to have done that.
Speaker 2: Amazing.
Speaker 28: Yeah, So we finished, and I see the poster here
Speaker 28: in your in your office, uh here in the studio
Speaker 28: with the Milwaukee That was That was fantastic.
Speaker 2: That was an amazing week. And you I was there.
Speaker 2: I for your performance, and you're always amazing. Come on,
Speaker 2: you're the best, you really are. And driven to tear
Speaker 2: is actually moments ago. That was that was true, that
Speaker 2: was not It wasn't rehearsed. And that's how Lee Grimwood
Speaker 2: feels about nine to eleven in America and all of
Speaker 2: our great heroes. He's just that terrific of a guy.
Speaker 2: So on the way out one more time, let people
Speaker 2: know where they can get this amazing bourbon and whiskey
Speaker 2: and Vodko, all that good stuff.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 2: Come back, year, lead, We're back.
Speaker 28: It's bourbon, whiskey, vodka. It's Lee Greenwood Whiskey dot com.
Speaker 28: Lee Greenwood Whiskey dot com. That's really easy. Get some
Speaker 28: and if you taste it, you really like it.
Speaker 4: And I know you are. Buy one for a soldier.
Speaker 2: I love that idea. And I will see you hopefully
Speaker 2: nine to eleven.
Speaker 28: That for the anniversary of nine to eleven right here
Speaker 28: in the city. Thank you, Thank you the Green God
Speaker 28: bless you man.
Speaker 2: Then God bless you. Every time you come to New York,
Speaker 2: you'll find you one of these dudos. I appreciate you.
Speaker 4: I will be here.
Speaker 2: You're a great man, Thank you, thanks my man, Lee Greenwood,
Speaker 2: God bless you say. Hosting that for us on nine
Speaker 2: to eleven. I guarantee it. We'll take a short break,
Speaker 2: we'll come back a lot more to do.
Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 1: Podcast Network.
Speaker 22: White.
Speaker 3: Quiet, you're very disrespectful in front of this young man. Okay,
Speaker 3: don't you find her disrespectful? Who can't understands?
Speaker 2: Quiet?
Speaker 20: Who are you with?
Speaker 2: Fake news?
Speaker 3: You're fake news.
Speaker 17: You're loud.
Speaker 3: You're a loud, boisterous person. Your fake news.
Speaker 2: Be quiet, Be quiet, be quiet.
Speaker 3: You're a fake reporter, and you report fake news.
Speaker 2: Go ahead. I saw a boat Diedel on Friday night.
Speaker 2: He looked like a million bucks at the home of
Speaker 2: Bob and Lorena. Dave Roberts had a nice fundraiser for
Speaker 2: Bruce Blakeman. We took a motorcade from the President's rally
Speaker 2: in Nassau County to the Hamptons. And then I saw
Speaker 2: Bow again online on Instagram on Sunday morning, at the
Speaker 2: same bagel shop that Tod Shapiro goes to. So Bow
Speaker 2: was a man around town in the Hamptons this weekend.
Speaker 2: But of course, more importantly, one of the great cops,
Speaker 2: if not the best, the very best in the history
Speaker 2: of this city. We love him so much. Uncle bo
Speaker 2: boat Deedel Tuesday morning, How are you, buddy?
Speaker 17: Good morning, said, and thank you for letting me do
Speaker 17: what I do on your show. It's really really the
Speaker 17: only place that we're allowed to tell the truth and
Speaker 17: tell it like it is. We don't fudge it up.
Speaker 17: We're not afraid to talk. And that's what America is about.
Speaker 17: You know whatever.
Speaker 2: By the way, why you're thanking me, let me just
Speaker 2: tell you the people love when you come on, So
Speaker 2: go do your thing.
Speaker 17: Okay. So where am I going right now? I'm getting
Speaker 17: on the Amtrak at ten o'clock this morning. I'm going
Speaker 17: to Washington with a one on one with Homeland Secretary
Speaker 17: Mark Wayne Mullen. You know, there's some issues there. I
Speaker 17: was talking to the President about and he loved. Part
Speaker 17: of my thing is to bring back a thousand people
Speaker 17: that self deported without criminal records, who have families in
Speaker 17: the United States, and show that we do what we say.
Speaker 17: We asked them to self deport, then they could come back.
Speaker 17: Why aren't we bringing it back. I want to spearhead
Speaker 17: at least a thousand of good people who worked hard.
Speaker 17: They were illegally in this country. They self deported. Now
Speaker 17: we should welcome back for doing what they were supposed
Speaker 17: to do. Show people were not just bad people. And
Speaker 17: also I have to meet with them about Homeland Security
Speaker 17: Advisory Council. And you know, there's issues on our southern border.
Speaker 17: I don't know if you've ever heard of Big Ben Texas, right,
Speaker 17: Big Ben Texas is an area that's along our border
Speaker 17: down there, and what they want to do is put
Speaker 17: the wall through there. It's a very mountainous area, very
Speaker 17: very difficult to put physical. They have different recommended, multi
Speaker 17: layered approach, you know, with the Thermo sent is, using
Speaker 17: helicopter all that kind of stuff. The area is a
Speaker 17: natural resource, so there's arrogains of it. And I tell
Speaker 17: you what, there's some issues there that I am going
Speaker 17: to speak to him about and it's all very important.
Speaker 17: Then my second meeting, and see I go where I go,
Speaker 17: I go. I'm meeting with the Undersecretary of War and
Speaker 17: it's on an issue. Listen to this issue. See, I
Speaker 17: get involved when people are in trouble, when there are problems,
Speaker 17: I get involved. A real American hero and an army
Speaker 17: major who's an attorney who is to be promoted to
Speaker 17: the lieutenant colonel. All of a sudden he was grabbed
Speaker 17: and his top security clearers was taken away and all that.
Speaker 17: Guess what if you remember these liberal scumbags in New
Speaker 17: York State, they come up with a proposal for people
Speaker 17: who were arrested on felony cannabis, who went to jail
Speaker 17: for cannabis. They gave them the licenses to open up
Speaker 17: legal cannabis shop. Can you remember them? This fool thing
Speaker 17: and a fool thing. Right, So this colonel who are like,
Speaker 17: I'm calling the colonel ready, he's a major, supposed to
Speaker 17: be a colonel. So what he did was he sued
Speaker 17: New York State for disabled veterans. He's a disabled veteran.
Speaker 17: Why can't disabled veterans open up a legal business? A one?
Speaker 17: So we opened it up, and I tell you what
Speaker 17: his name is, Major World War God. He sued New
Speaker 17: York State.
Speaker 2: He got it.
Speaker 17: They went after him and right now that disabled veterans
Speaker 17: should have a business. Now they've lowered the cannabis level
Speaker 17: down to I think see the DEA board four, which
Speaker 17: is the same as if you invest into a cannabis
Speaker 17: a public company, a public cannabis company. You less your money,
Speaker 17: no involvement with day to day operation. Just he puts
Speaker 17: some of his money up to invest. That's it. So
Speaker 17: they went crazy. They took his clearest away. So I'm
Speaker 17: fighting right up to the top, and you know me,
Speaker 17: I bring it. I bring it to the forehead. And
Speaker 17: that's it. Now let's talk about some other issues here,
Speaker 17: really important. We had a bronx cop. I'm so upset
Speaker 17: about this. Twenty years on a job. He's involved with
Speaker 17: some scumbag who was in a fight punps you nearers
Speaker 17: in a restaurant. This really crazy. The officer's name is
Speaker 17: Omaha Bed. He had been on the job almost twenty years.
Speaker 17: It means he was eligible for his pension. So he's
Speaker 17: trying to arrest this guy. His hands bleeding, the defendant's
Speaker 17: hands bleeding from punching neerers in the bathroom drunk, so
Speaker 17: he's in the back of the handles. He's trying to
Speaker 17: secure him. He gets him in a headlock and they're
Speaker 17: trying to hank him, which he said, I've done hundreds
Speaker 17: of times. Nobody died. This is bs and this is
Speaker 17: one of the things if you put your arm around
Speaker 17: a guy's hey, they yell, headlock, headlock under that piece
Speaker 17: of garbage Floyd there. Ever, since that piece of garbage died,
Speaker 17: you don't want us. I don't want to see as
Speaker 17: By die. But he was a piece of garbage. And
Speaker 17: now they just took the heart and soul out of
Speaker 17: the cops. So they're trying to get him coughed. And
Speaker 17: then all of a sudden, think I didn't die. You know,
Speaker 17: he hadn't been a headline. And he's yelling, you're choking me.
Speaker 17: He brings it to the attention of the Sunday Das
Speaker 17: Lipple DA's and they indict him, and they convicted him.
Speaker 17: Now now we lose his job, you know in police
Speaker 17: officers up in this right now on Ryker's Island, Ker's Island.
Speaker 17: He's not going anywhere, but they put him on Ryker's eye.
Speaker 17: I can't get murder's rapist into jail, but they put
Speaker 17: this poor cop in there. And you know what, I
Speaker 17: can't understand why cops don't do a damn thing. This
Speaker 17: is a perfect example. This really bothers me, really upstirted me.
Speaker 17: Then I see I hate to jump all over, but
Speaker 17: I got good stuff here. That's all I can say.
Speaker 17: I hate to see, but I remember that brought that
Speaker 17: fang fang the Chinese fighter was banging Eric Schwawell Well.
Speaker 2: He admitted to it again yesterday that he was banging
Speaker 2: the Yes, okay, right right, you know.
Speaker 17: What, I'm just thinking, like, yeah, I'm a detective. I'm thinking,
Speaker 17: you know what, the fang fang there, maybe Maya Mundai
Speaker 17: remember him speaking Chinese? Maybe he was banging hunt up,
Speaker 17: I'm speaking. What do you think?
Speaker 2: What do you think? I say, we go with it.
Speaker 2: The honey pot bang bang and Mamdani I love it?
Speaker 2: Why not? Why not?
Speaker 17: No? Really, it really gets greater In New York biological
Speaker 17: need to rob this piece of garbage. DSA assembly Woman
Speaker 17: Emily Gallagher says shoplifting should be legalized. It's a biological need.
Speaker 17: The moron, this is what, okay, all of a sudden,
Speaker 17: all forty nine percent, when you go to cd as,
Speaker 17: all the cones are.
Speaker 10: Closed, and they want more.
Speaker 17: They want him to rob more and more and more,
Speaker 17: and right as closing up, they're all we have. Soon
Speaker 17: he will be no no drug stores left. And this
Speaker 17: is what's going on. And she wants to support this
Speaker 17: bull craft as far as letting people off. Oh here
Speaker 17: the good ones, the daycare, the adult daycare center. A
Speaker 17: lot of people don't know how much money he's being
Speaker 17: involved with this thing. There's like thirty two million dollars.
Speaker 17: They got these places all over New York in fleshing.
Speaker 17: That kid what's his name, that kid that investigates Nick
Speaker 17: shirley're there and they got tens of millions of dollars
Speaker 17: fifty five million dollars over the last few years on
Speaker 17: Medicaid bills that were submitted when he places.
Speaker 2: Empty empty moy And not just Nick Shirley, but the
Speaker 2: guy that is at the Murray top with all that
Speaker 2: is doctor oz As you know, working for Bobby Kennedy. Yeah.
Speaker 17: Yeah, well that's the federal side. What about this jerk
Speaker 17: off controller? And you know what, the only one that
Speaker 17: speaks out about this is joeannandez under for controller And
Speaker 17: where we're's butter big butt there? Attorney General digit your state?
Speaker 17: Hey woman, dig your state. Trump is done an investigation.
Speaker 17: Why aren't we going after this run? Why what reason
Speaker 17: it's not politically good? Where is our Attorney general for
Speaker 17: New York State? De fens it air and all that? Now?
Speaker 17: You know what we think, we started to look at
Speaker 17: some more medical corruption. Right, all of a sudden, we
Speaker 17: find out that Hoko got three hundred thousand dollars from
Speaker 17: a no bigpp E COVID contract. A lot of people forget,
Speaker 17: but during COVID they it was the same as with
Speaker 17: Eric Adams with the migrant things. Seven billion dollars, no
Speaker 17: bid contract. This is where all the crime is when
Speaker 17: they don't have these bidding contracts. You know why they
Speaker 17: don't have a minding because they get back some money.
Speaker 17: And that's the way it is. Now, all of a sudden,
Speaker 17: during that COVID forty five million dollars, New York State
Speaker 17: paid to two connected companies forty five million between March
Speaker 17: and June and twenty twenty. But guess what. Guess what
Speaker 17: Hoko got. All of a sudden, Huko got. She got
Speaker 17: money from every one of these things that nobody's investigating.
Speaker 17: That the only thing they investigate is a poor cop.
Speaker 10: Doing a damn job.
Speaker 17: And here really gets here. All of a sudden, people
Speaker 17: don't realize, I love my black and Hispanic community, and
Speaker 17: my black and Hispanic community. She realize one thing black
Speaker 17: unemployment in New York city's eight point five, Hispanic unemployment
Speaker 17: six point eight, white unemployments two point six. And guess
Speaker 17: what Mandami. All he has under his under his group
Speaker 17: did is DSA is all white. They have none of
Speaker 17: my Black and Latino brothers in this DSA maybe one
Speaker 17: or two. They don't like you Black and Hispanic New
Speaker 17: York is DSA and their communists don't like you. And
Speaker 17: the most important thing that I could talk about right
Speaker 17: now is what we have to do. Because everybody can
Speaker 17: yell and scream. I yell scream every Tuesday morning with
Speaker 17: you of what where it has. Let's remember one thing.
Speaker 17: The reason why pray Trump got elected, and I'll tell
Speaker 17: you right out was back there. And when the second
Speaker 17: time around you you have these consultant political groups, ninety
Speaker 17: nine percent of them were full of crap. They take money,
Speaker 17: they do gods, you know, to God's MEANSO gods? So
Speaker 17: what they what? What? What? Trump did? He had the
Speaker 17: great Elon Muskin guy. Elon Musk gave two hundred million
Speaker 17: dollars to Donald Trump's presidential campaign. But this money he targeted.
Speaker 17: He's the smartest guy in the world, Elon must He
Speaker 17: targeted that two hundred million to the five or six
Speaker 17: states that we could with the swing states. He targeted
Speaker 17: on the ground, people, telecommunication, mailing. This is what exactly
Speaker 17: why Trump won his day. They targeted the election. And
Speaker 17: you know who's doing this, that freaking communist mun dummy
Speaker 17: and his DFA. What they're doing. He had meetings, he
Speaker 17: actually has offices in the city. We're paying for for
Speaker 17: the DFA communists to get the ground game. One hundred
Speaker 17: thousand people on the ground knocking on doors, four million
Speaker 17: phone calls. So you see what they do. This is
Speaker 17: how the communists dsays are attacking us. They are coordinating attack.
Speaker 17: We've got to coordinate exactly what they do on local,
Speaker 17: state and federal elections. We have to target the people
Speaker 17: who are being affected. If I was to target the
Speaker 17: people in New York, I would target the black and
Speaker 17: Hispanic community, because you're the ones that getting spooned over
Speaker 17: by this communist disc A communist craps. You think they
Speaker 17: care about the New York as black Hispanic people in
Speaker 17: New York working hard for their families. No, all they
Speaker 17: want to do is take over our city, which they have,
Speaker 17: take over our country. And they all want us to
Speaker 17: do one thing, become communists and give our lives to communism.
Speaker 2: People wake up perfect Allah akbar Inshallah. Boddle is right man.
Speaker 2: What does John Kasumatiti say all the time. We're okay
Speaker 2: with immigration, not invasion. And these DSA people, a lot
Speaker 2: of them radical Islam, just about all of them. That's
Speaker 2: all they want, like both talked about, they want this
Speaker 2: radical takeover. They're not interested in any of our communities,
Speaker 2: not the Blacks, not the Latinos, not the Jews, certainly
Speaker 2: not the Jews, not the Italians. They hate the Italians,
Speaker 2: none of you people. They don't care. It's one master
Speaker 2: plan to take over this country and make us an
Speaker 2: Islamic nation. Does that sound good to you? I don't know.
Speaker 2: Doesn't sound so good to me. Doesn't sound so good
Speaker 2: to me? Bo Didle. Once again, as Mike Breen would
Speaker 2: say from way downtown, all we wrap it up the
Speaker 2: seven o'clock hour. Still lots more to do. He is
Speaker 2: the head of the RNC. We got a huge convention
Speaker 2: coming up, Sid.
Speaker 1: And Friends in the morning, Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 2: But does not look like Saturday is going to be great,
Speaker 2: which is not great news for us because we are
Speaker 2: holding a big charity event for our charity, Danielle and
Speaker 2: I this proxya Dcdamerica dot org. Inspired by our beautiful
Speaker 2: little boy, Gabriel, who has opted to continue to work
Speaker 2: for Bruce Blateman even though the internship was over August
Speaker 2: the seventh. I believe Gabe is still working, and I
Speaker 2: think we'll even be working during his school year. Well
Speaker 2: his half days on Wednesdays.
Speaker 27: That's fun.
Speaker 2: That's how much he loves Bruce and the whole campaign.
Speaker 2: So we got a big day planned at Yankee Stadium Saturday,
Speaker 2: thanks to the team president, my dear friend and Andy Levine.
Speaker 2: I love that guy.
Speaker 27: Well, this goes Rayner Shine though.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, the game is rained outlays.
Speaker 26: No, they call it because of imminent weather. But if
Speaker 26: they're gonna call the game a half an hour before
Speaker 26: the game, then yeah.
Speaker 2: Right, it'll still go on. And I don't think it's
Speaker 2: going to be that bad on Saturday. Okay, I don't
Speaker 2: think we're looking at a washout, but then again, I'm
Speaker 2: not Lloyd Lindsay Young, you know, or Frank or Stormfield.
Speaker 2: It doesn't look that bad. But at any rate, we
Speaker 2: got the event coming up on Saturday, and we're all
Speaker 2: sold out. They bought all the seats, Mark Oranger and
Speaker 2: Brad Wasserman and my dear friend dal Volpi and a
Speaker 2: whole bunch of others, Robert Gilbert. We had to believe
Speaker 2: close to thirty seats. We were selling pairs for five
Speaker 2: hundred dollars with the money going to the charity, and
Speaker 2: they were gobbled up very very quickly, very quickly. So
Speaker 2: we're gonna have a packed house at Yankee Stadium on
Speaker 2: Saturday for the Yanks and the Blue Jays. How many
Speaker 2: games out are the Yankees right now? I know they're
Speaker 2: the top team of the wildcard, right, number one? Right?
Speaker 2: How many backup Tampa Bay? Are they six back? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Tampa Bay win yesterday?
Speaker 27: No, I think they were off yesterday.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right? And the Yankees they put Max Freed
Speaker 2: on the il today, but they brought Carlos Don't off right.
Speaker 26: Yeah, he's got a bone bruise in that left elbow,
Speaker 26: right and Rare don had left elbow inflammation.
Speaker 2: Bill, I can't tell you the.
Speaker 27: Difference between the two, but one's back.
Speaker 2: In swollen, that's all, yeah, exactly. Yeah. I'm a doctor
Speaker 2: who's pitching against the Orioles tonight. We're done and break
Speaker 2: up the Mets. Oh my god, right, I think you
Speaker 2: told me this morning. After winning again last night being
Speaker 2: a pretty decent San Diego Padre team behind another great
Speaker 2: outing from Nolan MacLean, they've got the best record since
Speaker 2: the All Star break.
Speaker 27: No no, no, no, no, since the trade deadline.
Speaker 2: Oh, trade deadline. I'm sorry, right, selling off basically, but
Speaker 2: they hitted nobody, and they really didn't sell off any
Speaker 2: of their everyday starters. Lindor is still here, but Shad
Speaker 2: is still here the pictures right ten and three since
Speaker 2: the trade deadline. He'll come to New York Mets.
Speaker 27: Yeah, baby, I'm sure they will. Just squeak in.
Speaker 2: They're not gonna make it, but at least, look, if
Speaker 2: you play good baseball the last couple of months, then
Speaker 2: you don't completely lose the fan base for next year.
Speaker 2: Because they were really flirting with that next year, right,
Speaker 2: the strike will do that? Well? Not sure, there's no
Speaker 2: baseball next year? What am I talking about? Very good job,
Speaker 2: justin They will not be baseball next year, that's guaranteed. Guaranteed.
Speaker 2: Everybody is jockeying to win the World Series. Great year,
Speaker 2: every this is it. The Dodgers are the favorite to
Speaker 2: win their third consecutive World Series, the Yankees. They got hopes,
Speaker 2: but as Justin pointed out, he's right. The two sides
Speaker 2: are so far apart they will not be baseball next year.
Speaker 2: That really sucks, man, Like, what are we going to do?
Speaker 2: I have to watch a WNBA next year. He's not
Speaker 2: the only sport that goes on during baseball, the w NBA,
Speaker 2: that's basically it until July. You get football training camps,
Speaker 2: in August, exhibition games, and that September, thank god, we
Speaker 2: get the NFL and people stop caring about baseball till
Speaker 2: the playoffs. What a mess. Oh well, take a break show.
Speaker 2: We'll be going to Vegas. Well, I'm going at the
Speaker 2: show to speak for the r JC convention, and then
Speaker 2: right after I'm done with Vegas speaking from Matt Brooks
Speaker 2: and Norm Coleman, my first cousin, I fly home and
Speaker 2: then I'm going to Dallas, and I would imagine the
Speaker 2: show will do shows from Dallas. Have we set that
Speaker 2: up yet?
Speaker 17: Justin?
Speaker 2: No, you want to wait till October? I mean it's
Speaker 2: like September seventh.
Speaker 26: Yeah, there's a little bit more that goes into it
Speaker 26: than just me saying I want to go do the show.
Speaker 2: Whatever goes into it needs to be done. Now, we
Speaker 2: were in Milwaukee for the RNC. I mean, come on,
Speaker 2: this is a big deal, never been done before. I
Speaker 2: don't run the station convention for the midterms. We need
Speaker 2: to win in Novembers. Damn it. Let's go Okay, and
Speaker 2: Dallas is a pretty cool city.
Speaker 27: Yeah, I'm me gett Kevin Georch's he's a guy.
Speaker 2: In charge of this yesterday. Yet what Jesus Christ, you
Speaker 2: can't make it up as.
Speaker 16: Long as it was in his wisdom too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's still smart coming up for me.
Speaker 27: I got a done this one in September.
Speaker 2: Now they're gonna tell me. I just pulled to him
Speaker 2: mine a couple of months ago. Now all four A
Speaker 2: guy I reached out to what is this lady's name, Brett?
Speaker 2: I think Brett Powell about speaking in Dallas at the RNC.
Speaker 2: Like I said, these people, I mean, look, I understand
Speaker 2: the big night, the last night. I guess you get
Speaker 2: Trump and probably Vance and Mike Job. I don't know
Speaker 2: who they're gonna have all the bigwigs. But like Milwaukee,
Speaker 2: this thing was going on day and day, and the
Speaker 2: big back then it was still Wattley and Trump. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure, but they started in the morning and there
Speaker 2: were so many speakers there those days that were so
Speaker 2: less interesting, less famous, less good looking, less funny than me.
Speaker 2: Trump loves me. He doesn't like me. The guy put
Speaker 2: out a video of video. I put a clip of
Speaker 2: it yesterday on Twitter, congratulating me on the Hall of
Speaker 2: man My store them on Friday. He loves me. Come on,
Speaker 2: you got you gonna have speakers all Dallas. You got
Speaker 2: upon a spot for me. Now, it's no accident. I
Speaker 2: just did all this knowing full well that Joe Kruder's
Speaker 2: is on hold. He is mister Orncy. Let's go Joe,
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 2: Podcast Network.
Speaker 3: Congratulations especially to Sid Rosenberg on his induction to the
Speaker 3: New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame. I can't believe
Speaker 3: he didn't make it years ago. Today Sid forever joins
Speaker 3: a roll call of some of the greatest legends and
Speaker 3: the history of New York broadcasting and talk radio. The
Speaker 3: best in the business, and he's the best in the business.
Speaker 3: Over many years that has distinguished himself as one of
Speaker 3: the most authentic and recognizable voices in American airways and
Speaker 3: he's built a smart, loyal, gigantic audience that I happened
Speaker 3: to be one of those people in the audience and
Speaker 3: I had for a long time, long before where I
Speaker 3: became president.
Speaker 2: I did put a clip that clip that you just heard.
Speaker 2: That video is up right now. You can see it
Speaker 2: on all my social medias at sid Rosenberg nineteen Twitter,
Speaker 2: at Rosenberg dot Sydney on Instagram, sid Rosenberg on Facebook,
Speaker 2: and sid Rosenberg on truth Social. You can see the
Speaker 2: President sitting there as glorious desk in the Oval office
Speaker 2: with the flags and the family photos. It's really cool.
Speaker 2: But Dallas were coming because we've got this huge convention
Speaker 2: that President Trump, along with my man Joe Gruder is
Speaker 2: the RNC chair, a Florida state senator, is putting together.
Speaker 2: And Joe, I didn't realize this, but your lovely wife
Speaker 2: different spelling obviously because she's a female, but she shares
Speaker 2: the same name as me, and she's involved today Primary
Speaker 2: day in Florida, isn't she.
Speaker 10: You got it?
Speaker 23: She has a big primary here in Florida. Sixteen. We
Speaker 23: actually met on the campaign working together as campaign staffers
Speaker 23: twenty years ago for the guy who currently heard at
Speaker 23: Verne Buchanan he announces retirement. She worked with him in
Speaker 23: other members the last fifteen years. Was a member of
Speaker 23: the Trump administration as the USDA in Florida, in the
Speaker 23: Virgin Islands World Development Director. And she is going to
Speaker 23: win today and so I have a great chance in November.
Speaker 23: But it's Sidney Grugers dot com. Thanks for mentioning that
Speaker 23: this big day today for the family.
Speaker 2: I love that, Sidney Grutuz dot com. Well, look, you
Speaker 2: know i lived in Boca for sixteen years and I'm
Speaker 2: going to go back. My son is going to college
Speaker 2: there starting next year. Someone in Florida, so you know,
Speaker 2: I keep an eye on that state. I'm very very
Speaker 2: close with Randy Fyne. He's running against a terrible jewe
Speaker 2: hating lowlife scumbag, sorry Joe named Dan Bilzerian. He has
Speaker 2: no right running, you know, fawning over Adolph Hitler and
Speaker 2: putting horns on my friend Randy Fin's head in a video.
Speaker 2: That guy should be excluded from running. He really should.
Speaker 2: But you've also got Byron Donald's my friend. He should
Speaker 2: win easily today and others. You got like four or
Speaker 2: five major races in your state coming up today.
Speaker 23: Yeah, we have four new open seats as a result
Speaker 23: of the redistricting that we did this past year, So
Speaker 23: we're going to pick up four new congressional seats. We
Speaker 23: made up with a total of eight or nine new congressman.
Speaker 23: But yeah, Randy fine I was on the phone with
Speaker 23: him this morning. Yeah, hit his opponent that Dan Blazourian
Speaker 23: guy is a complete joke. He's a fraud. I wish
Speaker 23: we could arbitrarily kick people off the ballot that's running
Speaker 23: as a Republican. He does not deserve it. It's a
Speaker 23: Randy Finespan. He was my roommate when when we were
Speaker 23: in the legislature together. He's my next neighbor in DC.
Speaker 23: He's one of my closest friends. And what they've done
Speaker 23: to him and what they're the fact that they're willing
Speaker 23: to put that on social media, and that people are
Speaker 23: these You're exactly right, they're jew haters, and it's it's
Speaker 23: it's so over the top, but it's a reflection of
Speaker 23: where society is and where it's heading. And it's a
Speaker 23: uh and we're going to stomp that out. On the
Speaker 23: Republican side. The Democrats obviously have embraced it and uh,
Speaker 23: and we're gonna obviously Randy Fine is gonna have a
Speaker 23: big win today. Byron Donalds, I would imagine because of
Speaker 23: the Trump endorsement, will have a big win.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 23: And Randy also has Trump's endorsement and shows the power
Speaker 23: of Trump's endorsement. These guys are all going to be winner.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I want to get back to Trump's endorsement. But
Speaker 2: one race I'm paying attention to him. It's and I
Speaker 2: hate Democrats. I hate them all except for one John Betterman.
Speaker 2: I say it, I hate him, I really do. Uh,
Speaker 2: there's all such thing as a moderate Democrat anymore. There's
Speaker 2: one John Betterman. Their low lives, they really are. They've
Speaker 2: embraced to hate the Jewish people. They they want to
Speaker 2: chop off our little kids, you know, anatomy. They're just
Speaker 2: they're crazy people. But there is one race I'm watching
Speaker 2: because he's Jewish moscowitz Don in Florida, and he's running
Speaker 2: against the guy his name is Oliver Larkin, who is
Speaker 2: a psycho DSi, anti American, anti jew guy like mom,
Speaker 2: Donnie Bozarian and everybody else. You know that race, right, yeah?
Speaker 23: Yeah, And I served with Jared Moscowitz too. Yes, he
Speaker 23: is as close to they come as a monorn Democrat,
Speaker 23: but he voted against the working family tax cuts, so
Speaker 23: he's no better, right, But this is a reflection of
Speaker 23: the Democrat Party. You have forty DSA candidates that have
Speaker 23: won from coast to coast, not just in places like
Speaker 23: New York City, but Middle America. And this is a
Speaker 23: reflection of a party that has Mandami Bernie Sanders AOC
Speaker 23: as the leaders. And it's not just Trump de arrangement
Speaker 23: syndrome anymore, which is what the party was. The Democrat
Speaker 23: Party seemed like it was trending towards does anything the
Speaker 23: president wanted. They want to go against them. Now it's
Speaker 23: America arrangement syndrome. They're literally rooting against our country. They're
Speaker 23: rooting against our values and our culture. They want to
Speaker 23: get rid of things like the border. They want to
Speaker 23: give ancy to everybody, including the murderers and rapists. They
Speaker 23: want to give rid of police, they want to get
Speaker 23: rid of the Senate. And think about this, like they
Speaker 23: have candidates who are coming out and saying that they're
Speaker 23: against July fourth, like lsied against thanksgetting and I say,
Speaker 23: you know the five days that I really like of
Speaker 23: in the year is Thanksgiving week. He's like, watch football
Speaker 23: with my family, be thankful for everything. And they want
Speaker 23: they listen, they want these things gone because they're fundamentally
Speaker 23: trying to change their country. That's what we're up against.
Speaker 23: That's why, that's why people are gonna. I think in November,
Speaker 23: people will reject this extremism that's coming out of the
Speaker 23: left and they'll vote for common sense and the continuation
Speaker 23: of the president's good policies.
Speaker 2: I thank you're right, and I hope you're right. Yeah,
Speaker 2: thank god. That lady lost. Francesca Hang she was in
Speaker 2: it Wisconsin, that's right, Ron Johnson state. She wanted to
Speaker 2: banish Thanksgiving. Then she loved Thanksgiving. She's very confused. She
Speaker 2: lost anyway, So do you want me to move back
Speaker 2: to Florida and maybe run for by mc donald's old
Speaker 2: congressional seat.
Speaker 23: Yes, listen, it seems like that that seat, it's such
Speaker 23: a great conservative seat, and they have candidates running NonStop.
Speaker 23: We need somebody that will sit there for ten years.
Speaker 23: We're gonna get a new one, new nominee today, probably
Speaker 23: the Trump endorsed candidate Loft that just got the endorsement
Speaker 23: late but I'm excited about her or not Lessen, I'm
Speaker 23: excited about all the Republican chances in Florida. We have
Speaker 23: such a tremendous state. We've been trending right because we've
Speaker 23: had courageous leadership at the top. We're doing things right.
Speaker 23: I mean, we're open for business, low taxes, and people
Speaker 23: are voting and moving with their feet. And Florida's been
Speaker 23: the main recipient. And once we get past twenty twenty
Speaker 23: eight and we elect a new president, we get past
Speaker 23: the census and we only include American citizens, the electoral
Speaker 23: numbers will change significantly towards the Republican favor as a
Speaker 23: result of people moving to the states that are like Texas,
Speaker 23: you know, Tennessee, Florida, states that are solid red because
Speaker 23: people are moving out of these disaster blue states because
Speaker 23: misery and demise is a choice. And that's where you know,
Speaker 23: the Democrats, you know, survive and thrive is when you
Speaker 23: have all this doom and gloom. But if you want
Speaker 23: to have a chance of the American dream, you gotta
Speaker 23: go red.
Speaker 2: No, there's no doubt. And people ask me all the time.
Speaker 2: I did an interview yesterday too, actually, and they said
Speaker 2: you know, Ma'm Donnie's killing New York City. We're praying
Speaker 2: to God that Bruce Plateman wins in the state over Hulko.
Speaker 2: Maybe I had one one day. I don't know. But
Speaker 2: they asked me, how are we going to change this?
Speaker 2: And I said, I don't think we can because every
Speaker 2: decent Republican is gone. They moved to Florida, they moved
Speaker 2: to the Carolinas, they moved to Tennessee. They're not here.
Speaker 2: What decent Republican besides me and a few others are
Speaker 2: gonna stay in this city, in this state. So really, gruders.
Speaker 2: While I love Florida and I'll be back there one day,
Speaker 2: trust me. With Scott and Sean and Andy begged me
Speaker 2: every day at least while I'm living in New York,
Speaker 2: you guys are killing me. You're killing me here.
Speaker 23: You're exactly right. It is tougher. And I tell that
Speaker 23: to people at California all the time. How are we
Speaker 23: going to holl Is Hilton going to win the Gummer's race?
Speaker 23: The same thing in New York. It's much tougher because
Speaker 23: you're exactly right. A lot of people have moved with
Speaker 23: their feet, so you have to win with less, and
Speaker 23: I think we just have to people have to get
Speaker 23: to the point to where they're so upset at the
Speaker 23: system in you know, people don't mind paying taxes if
Speaker 23: they're getting the benefit of having you know, you know,
Speaker 23: safe neighborhoods, great schools, on and on. But when you
Speaker 23: give them nothing and you give them trash and you
Speaker 23: tax them to death, people can't stay. And so that's
Speaker 23: what's gonna happen.
Speaker 2: That's terrible, that's true.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 2: You know you mentioned President Trump tomorrow'll let you run.
Speaker 2: And I had a friend tell me last week, you know,
Speaker 2: the luster is up, and I voted for him, but
Speaker 2: I don't like them anymore. And all my friends don't
Speaker 2: like them anymore, and all my shots, we don't like
Speaker 2: them anymore. And it's over. I said, wait a second,
Speaker 2: I second. Yeah, of all these races going on all
Speaker 2: across the country the last couple of months, I believe
Speaker 2: my stats are right. The candidates that Trump endorsed won
Speaker 2: like over ninety percent. And then you get the candidates
Speaker 2: that Trump doesn't like, big miles like Thomas Massey, that
Speaker 2: low life in Kentucky, well Bill Cassidy. They got killed.
Speaker 2: Thomas Massey got killed So if the Trump endorses candidates
Speaker 2: are winning and the people that turn on Trump are losing,
Speaker 2: is that not a great barometer. I think it's great
Speaker 2: proof to tell people that President Trump is still immensely popular.
Speaker 23: He is very popular with the bass and because the
Speaker 23: guy is actually doing what he said he was going
Speaker 23: to do. He's keeping his promises, He's keeping America safe.
Speaker 23: He is literally the president of the working class. He's
Speaker 23: completely transformed the party. The Republican Party is Donald Trump's party.
Speaker 23: He is our president, he is our commander in chief.
Speaker 23: He's doing a phenomenal job. And yes, listen every the
Speaker 23: alternative think about this. Four years ago, I think inflation
Speaker 23: was almost nine percent under Biden. He's still dealing with
Speaker 23: the Biden crisis, and we're dealing with this Iran where
Speaker 23: what people don't know is we don't see everything that
Speaker 23: the president sees. The number one priority is good for
Speaker 23: the presidents to keep America safe. He's doing that every
Speaker 23: single day. He's doing what he thinks isn't the best interest.
Speaker 23: He has been an absolute champion across the board in
Speaker 23: so many different ways. I wish people got to see
Speaker 23: him like I gotta seem like you get to see
Speaker 23: him and in his element where he's going out there
Speaker 23: and really going to battle and going to bat for
Speaker 23: the average American out there. He loves America. He wants
Speaker 23: us to be in the best possible position. He's willing
Speaker 23: to expend some political capital to try to make that happen.
Speaker 23: And we have to support him now more than ever
Speaker 23: because we're literally facing a party that wants to fundamentally
Speaker 23: change the way we live. And we got to fight
Speaker 23: for what we love. We got to fight for what
Speaker 23: we believe. Our children will live in a world that
Speaker 23: we want to live have them live in, and we
Speaker 23: want them to have that opportunity of the American dream.
Speaker 23: And we're the party Donald Trump's the president to make
Speaker 23: that happen. We gotta give them a full four years.
Speaker 23: And that's why we're doing that GOP convention. All your
Speaker 23: listeners going to GOP convention dot com. You can join us.
Speaker 23: It's gonna be the first time the public is actually
Speaker 23: invited to a convention. It's gonna look and feel just
Speaker 23: like a real convention. It's gonna be a star stud
Speaker 23: of the event. It's gonna be absolutely awesome. And I
Speaker 23: hope to I hope everybody gets to witness it live
Speaker 23: in person if they want to do it.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I can wait. I love the Wisconsin
Speaker 2: Ship a couple of years ago. This one in Dallas
Speaker 2: coming up? Is it? Joe? The September seventh and eighth
Speaker 2: of those the.
Speaker 23: Right dates, it's eighth, ninth and tenth, eighth.
Speaker 2: Ninth and oh really, eighth, ninth and tenth. I got
Speaker 2: to get back before for nine to eleven, obviously, which
Speaker 2: is going to sort as a president, we both got
Speaker 2: to be here that morning here in New York City.
Speaker 2: So eighth, ninth and tenth in Dallas. Have you guys yet,
Speaker 2: I know there's a lot of security issues obviously with
Speaker 2: the president. Have you announced the venue yet?
Speaker 23: It's going to be at the American Airlines Arena.
Speaker 2: Beautiful place, Jerry Jones House.
Speaker 23: Yeah, it is going to be awesome. We're gonna have
Speaker 23: a great time.
Speaker 2: I've been the football games there and boxing matches there. Okay,
Speaker 2: and I know you've heard me. I put the request
Speaker 2: into Brett. You got three days, you got a lot
Speaker 2: of hours. President Trump can't speak all day every day,
Speaker 2: so if you want to build a couple of minutes,
Speaker 2: this good looking radio host from New York. Wle set
Speaker 2: that place on fire.
Speaker 24: I promise you you'd be phenomenal where we are working
Speaker 24: on the U.
Speaker 23: It's actually a great idea, said you should be a
Speaker 23: speaker at our events. Yes, the question becomes is we're
Speaker 23: still going through the process in terms of the actual
Speaker 23: speaking list, but I'm going to recommend that they bring
Speaker 23: me up. I love it, you'd be perfect.
Speaker 2: Thank you being honor my lifetime really to do that
Speaker 2: in the last couple of years for President Trump, Joe,
Speaker 2: want to help you out and this amazing party and
Speaker 2: do me at paper. Thank you for that one more time.
Speaker 2: Tell everybody wh they're gonna help out your wife, Sidney
Speaker 2: Gruters in the state of Florida. I got a big
Speaker 2: audience right now listening in Florida. Where can they help
Speaker 2: her out this morning?
Speaker 23: Go to Sidney gruiders dot com. She is a winner.
Speaker 23: She'll be a Maga warrior for the for the President.
Speaker 23: She'll go up there and do a phenomenal job. She
Speaker 23: is just an absolutely wonderful human being. And she's been
Speaker 23: a great mother, and she's been a great champion on
Speaker 23: the ground working for a long time in Yes, and
Speaker 23: I appreciate that big Dayta in the primary. We got
Speaker 23: a tough general coming up. I'm confident that the voters
Speaker 23: will see her like I do, and they'll love her
Speaker 23: and they'll hopefully vote her in November.
Speaker 2: He must be great. She's married to you, Sidney folks
Speaker 2: for the y unlike my name, I'm Si d Any.
Speaker 2: Why she is s y d Anywhy Joe Gruders, keep
Speaker 2: up the great work. You've done a tremendous job in
Speaker 2: this role, very important role as o RNC chairman. And
Speaker 2: I will I'll see you in a couple of weeks
Speaker 2: in Dallas. Buddy, thank you so.
Speaker 23: Much, look forward to us said, thanks so much.
Speaker 2: All right, Joe Gruders right there the chairman of the
Speaker 2: rn C. Will you terrific guy? And we had rans
Speaker 2: previous way back when. And and Lou love RNs Prebus.
Speaker 2: I don't know why, but why did you love rins
Speaker 2: Prebus so much? Lou?
Speaker 16: Well, maybe it's just name.
Speaker 2: It's such a weird name.
Speaker 4: You're not how are you gonna do that?
Speaker 16: You cannot go to Dallas?
Speaker 2: I have to What do you mean.
Speaker 22: You're gonna make it back here for nine to eleven?
Speaker 2: Well, I won't say till the tenth. I would I
Speaker 2: would say, like the eighth and ninth, you would have
Speaker 2: to speak on the two days. I have to speak
Speaker 2: on the eighth or the ninth. Yeah, yeah, no, I
Speaker 2: have to be in Dallas or at least a day
Speaker 2: or two.
Speaker 27: You can't do then eleven show.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no no. I got to be back
Speaker 2: by the tenth. I got to be back by the tenth.
Speaker 2: But you can't be a Trump guy like I am,
Speaker 2: not just a supporter but one of his real guys
Speaker 2: and be a you know, a maga Republican and not
Speaker 2: go to Dallas. I mean we look like idiots, right, Okay,
Speaker 2: So but I'm thinking like two days. You know, it's
Speaker 2: a good point, Lou. I'm thinking like the seventh. I mean,
Speaker 2: like the the eighth and the ninth, the eighth and
Speaker 2: the ninth, come back the ninth that night or the
Speaker 2: tenth that morning after the show, and be back to
Speaker 2: day for nine to eleven, souse, he do up be
Speaker 2: back and then I'm hosting don't forget nine to twelve,
Speaker 2: a huge event at Madison Square Garden. They picked me.
Speaker 2: They picked me, dom Albertie. Here are great security guy
Speaker 2: and Mike teen and the great cop pipes and drums,
Speaker 2: seven thousand cops from all over the country. They got
Speaker 2: me hosting at the theater at Madison Square Garden September
Speaker 2: the twelfth.
Speaker 16: Right, we're just.
Speaker 22: Still making my points.
Speaker 2: I got a lot to do.
Speaker 16: Yeah, that's the key.
Speaker 2: A lot Vegas, Dallas, Madison Square Garden, all that going on.
Speaker 2: These are the prices you have to pay, lo when
Speaker 2: you become a rock star like me. Didn't you start
Speaker 2: today show with rockstar? I'm through with standing in line? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: we'll talk.
Speaker 22: You Like Johnny Cash, I've been everywhere, man.
Speaker 2: Oh I love that song. I do love that and
Speaker 2: I've been everywhere. That's true, talking about nine to eleven. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I do the best I can. I got a lady
Speaker 2: coming up next who was referred to me you like
Speaker 2: this by Mary Ann from Brooklyn.
Speaker 16: Oh cool.
Speaker 2: This lady who's about to join us happens to be
Speaker 2: a Howard Stern fan. I would hope she's not anymore.
Speaker 2: I know Marianne will always love him, and I'll always
Speaker 2: love mary Anne, but Howard has become a complete dick,
Speaker 2: I mean a complete dick. But she probably still likes
Speaker 2: him this lady. But more importantly, this lady is a
Speaker 2: family member of a man who was killed back on
Speaker 2: nine to eleven. I believe she has already signed the
Speaker 2: petition that Giovanni Galante put out there, which he talked
Speaker 2: about on this show, got about eighty thousand signatures in
Speaker 2: four days, and she's with us. She does not want
Speaker 2: Mayor Mamdani anywhere near that side day. Family member of
Speaker 2: a man that lost his life on that tragic day.
Speaker 2: Her name is Jeanette Pick and she joins us. Coming
Speaker 2: up next.
Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 1: Podcast network.
Speaker 2: Giovanni Galante, and he's the man that started this petition.
Speaker 2: I'm on board one hundred percent to keep the mayor
Speaker 2: away from the the nine to eleven commemoration memorial service
Speaker 2: coming up this year twenty five years. What is your message?
Speaker 2: If he's listening right now, and if he's not, it
Speaker 2: will get to him. What is your message to mom Donnie?
Speaker 20: We respectfully just asked that he stay away. We don't
Speaker 20: want the publicity, we don't want the circus, we don't.
Speaker 17: Want any of that.
Speaker 20: This is a day, like I said before, all of
Speaker 20: us get together and we go honor the people that
Speaker 20: were murdered.
Speaker 17: That's it.
Speaker 20: It's a simple one. I'm not asking for anything huge.
Speaker 20: You know, he doesn't have to be there. He knows that,
Speaker 20: we know that. But obviously we'll see what happens. There's
Speaker 20: nothing we could do other than just ask for people
Speaker 20: to sign a petition.
Speaker 2: He's been on twice. He brought his friend Charles Wolf
Speaker 2: on the show. Not long after that. His wife believe
Speaker 2: her name is Catherine, she was forty. She's dead too, murdered, murdered.
Speaker 2: And these families in big numbers are asking for the
Speaker 2: mayor not to show up that day. The majority don't
Speaker 2: want him there. I either saw my had Elizabeth Miller
Speaker 2: on the show. I've got other friends. I won't name them. Well, okay,
Speaker 2: we don't want him to get the spotlight so he
Speaker 2: can come. No, no, no, no, silly, he yelled. These
Speaker 2: people they're victims. But no, if he comes, he gets
Speaker 2: the spotlight. Why don't you understand that he doesn't belong there,
Speaker 2: hang out with Hassan Piker. America deserved nine to eleven.
Speaker 2: You think I care that he took it back? Now,
Speaker 2: of course he took it back. He's out there. He's
Speaker 2: the base of the Democrat Party. He's campaigning for every
Speaker 2: one of these DSA candidates all across the country, from
Speaker 2: Denver to Michigan to New York. Of course he took
Speaker 2: it back, but that's how it was in his heart.
Speaker 2: In his heart is America deserved nine to eleven. He's
Speaker 2: a scumbag, just like the mayor is a complete scumbag.
Speaker 2: So these families don't want him there. I don't want
Speaker 2: him there. I know the President doesn't want him there.
Speaker 2: He hasn't said up, but I know he doesn't. So
Speaker 2: you know, they got this big thing in front of
Speaker 2: city Hall on the eighth, which I was coming to
Speaker 2: with Bruce Plateman. But it looks like I'll probably be
Speaker 2: in Dallas on behalf of the president of the Republican Party.
Speaker 2: But regardless, the petition is last I heard about eighty
Speaker 2: five thousand strong, and more and more New Yorkers again,
Speaker 2: including the majority of the families of the victims, don't
Speaker 2: want them there. So Mary from Brooklyn made me aware
Speaker 2: of this lady. Her name is Jeanette Pick. Her father
Speaker 2: was also murdered that day, died, and I know that
Speaker 2: she's nervous, But Jeannette no reason to be nervous. You're
Speaker 2: talking to me like you talked to one of your
Speaker 2: friends in Brooklyn or Staten Island, so no reason. Good morning, sweetheart,
Speaker 2: how are you?
Speaker 29: I said, how are you now?
Speaker 2: You sound great? You say you're fine, you sound great,
Speaker 2: You're okay this morning? What's going on?
Speaker 29: Nothing? I'm just sure to talk about the petition and yeah, all.
Speaker 2: Right, well tell me this. Okay, you've heard Giovanni Gillante
Speaker 2: on this show. You've heard Charles Folk on this show.
Speaker 2: I know you spoke to both of them, since two
Speaker 2: great men. And there are only two of about ninety
Speaker 2: thousand people, all right, folks, ninety thousand that have signed
Speaker 2: this petition that don't want the may or anyone near
Speaker 2: that sacred site. And not all of them are families
Speaker 2: of the victims like you are, or they're guys like me,
Speaker 2: just regular guys. Does that make your heart warm? Knowing
Speaker 2: that so many New Yorkers are on the same side
Speaker 2: as you.
Speaker 29: I just really appreciate all of you. Know, they say
Speaker 29: never forget, and I feel like with this petition, it
Speaker 29: truly shows that America hasn't forgotten, and that we have
Speaker 29: so much support behind us, and that you know, people
Speaker 29: keep signing it and it keeps growing every day.
Speaker 2: But don't you agree that when you vote in somebody
Speaker 2: like mom, Donnie and I know a lot of the
Speaker 2: folks that voted for him weren't even a lot on
Speaker 2: nine to eleven. They're a bunch of dopey young kids
Speaker 2: who drink Starbucks in Williamsburg and party all night Manhattan.
Speaker 2: They're dope the young kids. But for the folks that
Speaker 2: are older, when we say never forget, havn't those people forgotten?
Speaker 29: I view it. I am not in this, you know. Politically,
Speaker 29: I'm politically neutral. I think there's pros and cons to
Speaker 29: both parties. My thing is is who he has associated
Speaker 29: with politically, professionally and personally is the reason I don't
Speaker 29: want him there.
Speaker 2: That's fair. I mentioned hasan piker, but he's just one
Speaker 2: of many. His wife and the co conspirators of the
Speaker 2: bombing of the ninety three World Trade Center bombing. I mean,
Speaker 2: I do not notice, Janette and I had the same
Speaker 2: conversation with Giovanni that a lot of you folks are
Speaker 2: really afraid to get into any political discussion because I
Speaker 2: guess to the backlash or the other families that are
Speaker 2: Democrats that actually are okay, with this animal being there,
Speaker 2: but you can say, he's not a guy who can
Speaker 2: say that here.
Speaker 29: The reason I don't want to talk politics is because
Speaker 29: I'm here to focus on the ceremony, you know what
Speaker 29: I mean. I feel like that would derail from any
Speaker 29: message that we had, Like, I just don't want him
Speaker 29: there because you know, he's smiling with an m Mom in
Speaker 29: October of twenty twenty five, who was an unindicted co
Speaker 29: conspirit in the ninety three bombings. And he also appointed
Speaker 29: Ramsey Castim on July first, twenty twenty six, uh an
Speaker 29: ex might I add an ex el Qaeda defense lawyer
Speaker 29: to be his personal chief counsel? You know, I just
Speaker 29: don't understand. You know, we've asked him nicely not to come.
Speaker 29: We've had to go to the media. But if he
Speaker 29: can pick and choose events he doesn't want to go to,
Speaker 29: and he asked New Yorkers to respect his decision. He
Speaker 29: decided not to go to the Mech Gala. He decided
Speaker 29: not to go to the Israeli Day Parade, and he
Speaker 29: said it was due to his personal and political belief
Speaker 29: and he asked New Yorkers to respect that. I don't
Speaker 29: understand why he's not respecting our wishes for him not
Speaker 29: to come because of his associations with those who have
Speaker 29: justified and minimized the murdering of our loved ones.
Speaker 2: Wow, you just hit a home run, Jannette. You know
Speaker 2: that somebody who I mean, you just nailed it. You're
Speaker 2: exactly right. He can skip this Ready Day parade, he
Speaker 2: can cancel the Puerto Rican Day breakfast the day of
Speaker 2: the Puerto Rican Day parade. He can talk all morning
Speaker 2: about Gaza and the Palestinians before Saint Patrick's Day. He
Speaker 2: can do all that stuff right, and he can give
Speaker 2: the Columbus statue the middle finger. Trust me, he'll be
Speaker 2: nowhere near the Columbus Day parade come October. He can
Speaker 2: do all that stuff right. But you guys can't have
Speaker 2: your own opinion about murdered loved ones. Man, you were
Speaker 2: just that was perfect.
Speaker 17: My god.
Speaker 29: He was invited. It came out in the post last week.
Speaker 29: He was invited by the family members of the nineteen
Speaker 29: ninety three, the February nineteen ninety three bombings where six
Speaker 29: people died, and he decided to skip it. And he
Speaker 29: was invited to that. You know, we haven't I know
Speaker 29: some people. You know, he hasn't been invited to this,
Speaker 29: and yet he insist oncoming. So I just don't understand
Speaker 29: the hypocrisy. You go, you don't go where you're wanted,
Speaker 29: but you go where you're not wanted. I don't understand
Speaker 29: how that makes sense.
Speaker 2: It doesn't. Did he have any excuse why he didn't
Speaker 2: go to the nineteen ninety three remembrance.
Speaker 29: I believe he was meeting with Trump for something, right,
Speaker 29: Sure he was okay.
Speaker 2: By the way, if you were to call President Trump
Speaker 2: and said, listen, mister President, they're meeting today for the
Speaker 2: World Trade Center, what do you think the President would
Speaker 2: have said? Please?
Speaker 29: I don't know. I'm not Trump.
Speaker 2: I can tell you. I can tell you Trump would
Speaker 2: have said, you go do that, mister mayor we'll talk later.
Speaker 2: That's much more important. I can promise you. As a
Speaker 2: New Yorker, so exactly right, a great New Yorker on that,
Speaker 2: I'll say that you don't have to So I do
Speaker 2: this with all the folks that come on or you brave,
Speaker 2: courageous folks, And I love what you're doing here, Jeanette.
Speaker 2: I did the same thing with obviously with Giovanni and
Speaker 2: Charles and that is. I think it's important we get
Speaker 2: to know your loved ones. The people that you love
Speaker 2: that will murder that day, they just to be recognized
Speaker 2: and talked about twenty five years later. So if I'm corrected,
Speaker 2: was your father Joseph who was killed that day?
Speaker 29: Was Joseph's pick? He worked for Fiduciary Trust. He was
Speaker 29: He worked on the ninety fourth four, last seen on
Speaker 29: the seventy eighth. He was in the South Tower. And
Speaker 29: he was also in the Air Force as well.
Speaker 2: Did you have a chance How old are you when
Speaker 2: your dad?
Speaker 29: I was nine. I went to school in Hoboken and
Speaker 29: the first plane got hit at eight forty six, and
Speaker 29: the teacher came in the classroom and was like, the
Speaker 29: twin towers have just been bombed. And I jumped up
Speaker 29: and I said, my daddy works there, because I'm getting
Speaker 29: looks so and they brought us into the kindergarten classroom,
Speaker 29: which was the biggest classroom, and I can actually see
Speaker 29: the skyline from outside the windows, so on TV and
Speaker 29: in front of me, I saw my dad's building get hit.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, did you actually see your dad that morning? Janette?
Speaker 2: Was when was the last time you?
Speaker 29: Last time I saw my dad was September ninth, and
Speaker 29: the last thing we watched was I don't know if
Speaker 29: you're familiar with those with the program Result Swim. Yes,
Speaker 29: the last thing it was the premiere of Aquatine Hunger
Speaker 29: Force and that was that was the lot. He let
Speaker 29: me stay up late that night because he loves Space
Speaker 29: Goes Coast to Coast and Johnny Quest and they were
Speaker 29: on there all shows from the eighties. And the last
Speaker 29: thing we watched together because he let me watch because
Speaker 29: it was only a ten minute show. The last thing
Speaker 29: I watched with him was Aquatine, the premiere of Aquatine
Speaker 29: Hunger Course, and that was the last memory I had
Speaker 29: with him.
Speaker 2: I think Mike Tyson was on that show what at
Speaker 2: one point too with those So when did you guys,
Speaker 2: you and your mom and the rest of your family
Speaker 2: find out that he was not coming home?
Speaker 29: So my mom, you know, called all the local hospitals
Speaker 29: and you know, we put up missing posters and everything,
Speaker 29: and I actually had to give DNA the school nurse,
Speaker 29: and you know, my mom kind of made it a ruse, like, oh, well,
Speaker 29: you know, the nurse was like, oh, you know, everybody's
Speaker 29: you know, doing this you know, swabbing the cheeks. And
Speaker 29: I saw my mom in the nurse's office and I
Speaker 29: was like, Mommy, why are you here? And she's like, oh,
Speaker 29: you know, you know some BS story because you know,
Speaker 29: I was a little kid and I'd watch watched unsolved mysteries,
Speaker 29: you know, do do do do do do?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 29: And I said are you taking DNA? And they were
Speaker 29: all like And then my mom's like, let's go get
Speaker 29: a happy meal. And I was like okay. And then
Speaker 29: my dad's remains got identified in October twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: Oh they did, fine remains. Wow, you're talking about thirteen
Speaker 2: months later?
Speaker 29: No? No, no, no a month later?
Speaker 2: Oh no, So you said twenty twenty one, right right, right,
Speaker 2: right right?
Speaker 29: By excuse excuse me one month two thousand.
Speaker 20: And one, right right.
Speaker 29: I know, I know that only forty percent of unfortunately,
Speaker 29: of the twenty nine hundred and seventy seven people's only
Speaker 29: forty percent of the remains have been found.
Speaker 2: Are you an only child? Yes, okay, So give me
Speaker 2: one more story about your dad because people tell me
Speaker 2: all the time my dad died six years ago, and
Speaker 2: they tell me all the time. He listens every no, no,
Speaker 2: thank you, not nearly as tragic as your father passed away.
Speaker 2: But at any rate, they say he still listens every
Speaker 2: day and he's out there as your guardian angel. And
Speaker 2: all the success you've been having said, it's a direct
Speaker 2: result of your father up in Heaven. Give me a
Speaker 2: story about your father that you would share if you
Speaker 2: were going to speak about him tonight, I.
Speaker 29: Would just say how fun he was. He I'm trying
Speaker 29: to think of the story. Oh my god, Sorry, I'm
Speaker 29: like blighting. Okay, So there was an Italian restaurant and
Speaker 29: Hoboken he always took me to called the Rico's, and
Speaker 29: I remember we went there and he surprised me. I
Speaker 29: was obsessed with the Backstree Boys when I was little,
Speaker 29: and I remember I was sitting there and I kept talking.
Speaker 29: You know, I had a Baccy Boys t shirt and
Speaker 29: I just kept talking about them. He surprised me with
Speaker 29: tickets sixth row seats to the Millennium Concert for me
Speaker 29: and my cousin Julie and my aunt Grace, and I
Speaker 29: was it was one of the best memories ever.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I feel so bad. I got to
Speaker 2: tell you why. I'm going to Las Vegas next week
Speaker 2: to speak at this big Republican Jewish convention and it's
Speaker 2: at the Venetian Hotel. So last year I went to
Speaker 2: speak there, and right outside the hotel is this immense,
Speaker 2: very popular place called the Sphere. And last year, you
Speaker 2: know what, last year when I spoke, the Eagles brought
Speaker 2: this fear. And my wife Danielle and my son Gabriel
Speaker 2: went to see the Eagles. So they said, well, who's
Speaker 2: there this year? And I said the back Street Boys.
Speaker 2: I said, we don't want to go now. I felt bad.
Speaker 29: No, I loved the Vacsci Boys. My dad and got
Speaker 29: me those tickets, and me and my cousin were just
Speaker 29: like so excited, and it was just want to And
Speaker 29: you had brought up Howard Stern. My dad used to
Speaker 29: play Howard in the car when we were we would
Speaker 29: drive to Pennsylvania to go visit family. Yeah, so I
Speaker 29: was like obsessed with Howard.
Speaker 2: Of course, of course I ended up being on the
Speaker 2: im Miss Show, so of course I Miss was the
Speaker 2: arch enemy of Howard, and I went back and forth.
Speaker 2: Right there you go, pig vomit very good. Eighteen years
Speaker 2: was virus in the Big Virus right in the movie
Speaker 2: eighteen years back and forth with I miss so, but
Speaker 2: I was still against on Stern four times, and I
Speaker 2: did host Wackpack bowling, which was a very very big deal.
Speaker 2: Jim Florantine got sick. They had me host Wackpack bowling.
Speaker 2: I met Marianne, I think that day for the first time,
Speaker 2: so I've got some history with Howard too. I got
Speaker 2: so on the way out, I would ask you, and
Speaker 2: you've been amazing, not nervous, you sound great, you are
Speaker 2: you are a perfect ambassador with these families, and that
Speaker 2: I mean, that's sincerely from the bottom of my heart.
Speaker 2: If the mayor was to hear this right now, and
Speaker 2: Giovanni did this, and so did Charles, what is your message,
Speaker 2: your heart belt message, as a daughter of a man
Speaker 2: that was murdered that day, what is your heartbelt message
Speaker 2: to the mayor?
Speaker 29: Dude, we don't want you there. When I say we,
Speaker 29: I mean myself and the only and the almost ninety
Speaker 29: thousand people who have signed the change dot org petition.
Speaker 29: I don't know how else we can say this to you.
Speaker 29: We've you know, we've gone to the media, We've you know,
Speaker 29: had a petition started. Literally Scott Lobato put it in skywriting,
Speaker 29: I don't know how much clearer we can tell you
Speaker 29: we don't want you there, Like dude, I don't like
Speaker 29: what don't you get?
Speaker 2: That's perfect, that's all you got to say.
Speaker 29: And yet it's got a message like dude, we don't
Speaker 29: want you there, just like I said in the post,
Speaker 29: we don't want you there. I don't know why you're
Speaker 29: not respecting our wishes, like this is our family members.
Speaker 29: This is, you know, our burial site for our family members.
Speaker 29: And shouldn't we have a say in who goes and
Speaker 29: who doesn't. This isn't a political thing, you know. We
Speaker 29: don't want this to be a circus. We just want
Speaker 29: to honor our family members. And I don't understand what
Speaker 29: he doesn't get.
Speaker 2: Either do I. But he's a bad person. So that's
Speaker 2: the bottom line. You're not You're great and you were
Speaker 2: fantastic this morning, and thank you very much for coming
Speaker 2: on the show. We'll do it again before nine to eleven.
Speaker 2: God rest your father's song. I'm sure he's very proud
Speaker 2: of you died this morning. You really were great, Janet,
Speaker 2: Thank you so.
Speaker 29: Much, thank you, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Great job. Janet, pick right there. Gotta love her moish.
Speaker 2: She was great Jeanette Pick. Thank you to Marianne from Brooklyn.
Speaker 2: We'll take a short break morning due I'll hand the
Speaker 2: football off to Brian Kilmead in about forty minutes.
Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 1: Podcast Network.
Speaker 15: I want you to be nice until it's time to
Speaker 15: not be nice.
Speaker 16: Well, how were we supposed to know when that is?
Speaker 15: You won't. I'll let you know. You are the bouncers.
Speaker 15: I am the cooler. All you have to do is
Speaker 15: watch my back and each other's take out the trash.
Speaker 2: You are money. You are money. So is today the
Speaker 2: day that Swayze would celebrate a birthday of the day
Speaker 2: that he.
Speaker 16: Dies birthday August eighteen.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid to ask old he would have been. He
Speaker 2: died to two young guys.
Speaker 22: He died in two thousand and nine.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, he's dead seventeen years.
Speaker 16: At fifty seven.
Speaker 2: He died, so he would have been seventy four years old.
Speaker 2: He was such a great looking guy. He had everything. Man,
Speaker 2: I love Patrick Swayze and you played that scene from Roadhouse.
Speaker 2: I love that movie. Kelly Lynch and Ben Gazzara, all
Speaker 2: those great actors.
Speaker 16: It's a great movie.
Speaker 17: It is.
Speaker 16: He makes fun of it. It's great.
Speaker 2: Who makes fun of it? I don't know. Shut these
Speaker 2: people up another idiots. It's a great movie. He was great.
Speaker 2: He was great. He was the cooler. Yeah, the bouncers. Heah,
Speaker 2: the coolers. Then he made one movie and I can
Speaker 2: see him skydiving right now with Keanu Reeves. High Point
Speaker 2: maybe something something like that. I don't know. Point Break
Speaker 2: very good. I love Patrick Swayze, Got More Air.
Speaker 17: He was good.
Speaker 22: Wade Garrett, He's still the best. Who played Wade Garrett,
Speaker 22: who played the older bounce.
Speaker 2: Let me think about this for a second.
Speaker 16: He comes and visits him.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go with Oh, I got it Meal, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna go with Sam Elliott.
Speaker 16: That is correct.
Speaker 2: Oh that's a good one. Come on. I used to
Speaker 2: love him too.
Speaker 16: Shoot, I bet that hurt doing it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, kicks with that white beard mustache and the tan.
Speaker 2: He had the whole thing going. I like Sam Eli.
Speaker 2: He put a very good tough guy.
Speaker 22: Oh he had two hot hot guys there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's true. I know he made other great movies,
Speaker 2: but Dirty Dancing was the one from me. I love
Speaker 2: that because, don't forget, I've spent every summer upstate for
Speaker 2: the better part of fifty years, so that whole thing
Speaker 2: to me the Mountains upstate. There was another movie was terrible,
Speaker 2: but it was also about a hotel upstate. It may
Speaker 2: have been called The Rains. One of my favorite comedians
Speaker 2: up there when I was a kid, and the guy
Speaker 2: loved me. Later in his life he lived in Fort
Speaker 2: Lauderdale as an older man, and when I was doing
Speaker 2: sports talk radio in Florida, he never missed my show
Speaker 2: and he would call in once in a while. You know,
Speaker 2: we'd call him once in a while in Fort Lauderdale.
Speaker 2: Frank Vincent, remember Frank Vincent, Sopranos. Sopranos. He played the
Speaker 2: guy that Tony went over his head in the gas station.
Speaker 2: But even more importantly, he played Billy bats and good Fellas.
Speaker 22: You feel it strong, you fear it.
Speaker 2: Very good. I think he also played Pesci's brother, not brother.
Speaker 2: I was in Peschi's crew in casinos when he started
Speaker 2: hitting him with bats. He was such a great he
Speaker 2: looked like a real top at tiant and he would
Speaker 2: call me. He'd be in Fort Lauderdale, he said, I'm listening.
Speaker 2: And a guy named Freddie Roman, a brilliant Jewish comic
Speaker 2: from the Mountains. He was living in Fort Lauderdale. He
Speaker 2: was in that Lorraine movie. He may have been a
Speaker 2: dirty dancing too. He would call me too o Lorraines,
Speaker 2: I think. But these people be down in Florida, all
Speaker 2: these retired actors, and they'd be listening to me, and
Speaker 2: you know me. It was a sports talk show, but
Speaker 2: it really wasn't I do everything else? And they were
Speaker 2: love it. They would call in. It was fantastic. Tommy
Speaker 2: won't draw with.
Speaker 16: You, Tommy empty.
Speaker 22: I just got out of them, out of the joint
Speaker 22: and I'm messing around with you're breaking your ball. Yeah,
Speaker 22: I can't mention what's worring? Now go get your shirt.
Speaker 2: That was it. That was the big scene. Rest in peace,
Speaker 2: Frank Vincent. I think Freddy Roman is alive. I hope
Speaker 2: he is. And of course Patrick Swayzey.
Speaker 22: A long time ago Freddy Roman, isn't it Well?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, remember I haven't done a show in
Speaker 2: Florida for almost twelve years and he would call me then.
Speaker 2: He was old then, So my guess is he's probably
Speaker 2: still not around. But at any rate, that was a
Speaker 2: fun little walk down memory lane. We'll take a quick
Speaker 2: break we'll come back and we'll wrap things up. It's
Speaker 2: been a great Tuesday edition of Sitting Friends in the
Speaker 2: Morning with a big show plant for tomorrow, sid and Friends.
Speaker 1: In the Morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 2: Who else? Anybody else? I check in here late? Oh,
Speaker 2: my friend Caroline Shinkle's mother checks in Caroline, and we're
Speaker 2: going to do something for Caroline because I really like
Speaker 2: her a lotch He's a lot of people that run.
Speaker 2: I like almost all of them, and if they are Republicans,
Speaker 2: I do my best to help them all win. Some
Speaker 2: have no shot, none, some have some shot. Caroline should win.
Speaker 2: She's got it all. She's very smart, beautiful, and her
Speaker 2: mom is even better. So they will reach out to you,
Speaker 2: Carolyn and try to help your daughter, Caroline. But we're
Speaker 2: done for today. That's it. On my way to see
Speaker 2: doctor John Potash in fresh Meadows because I love doctor John. Well,
Speaker 2: he's got a new practice there or is.
Speaker 16: It too personal?
Speaker 2: And no, no, nothing for something this morning you don't
Speaker 2: want to talk about. I don't know, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: it's got a new practice and they actually deliver some
Speaker 2: very very healthy, very healthy items. I'll explain more about
Speaker 2: it later.
Speaker 16: Oh, that's not. It doesn't sound too covert at all.
Speaker 2: No, it's not covert. It's actually uh no, no, it's
Speaker 2: it's it's uh, it's an intravenous and it's like a
Speaker 2: be twelve and all these all these I guess ingredients
Speaker 2: that are very very healthy for you that you get
Speaker 2: instead of taking nineteen vitamins and pills a day. You
Speaker 2: go there for fifteen minutes, they give you the intravenous
Speaker 2: and you walk out and you are healthier than you've
Speaker 2: ever been healthier and actually improves your immune system to
Speaker 2: fight off diseases. Yeah, that's great. So I'm gonna check
Speaker 2: it out today and we'll get John on the show.
Speaker 2: He's a great guy. Yeah, I know you do. You're
Speaker 2: gonna go with me one day, I hope so, yes,
Speaker 2: And you're not coming justin because you do pilates, so
Speaker 2: you're you're as healthy as anybody possibly is. He loves
Speaker 2: his pilates justin. He's so cute. Me. Are there any
Speaker 2: straight men in not coming just here?
Speaker 4: Class?
Speaker 2: In the pilates class?
Speaker 27: I got canceled today though.
Speaker 4: What happened on my instructor's sick Oh.
Speaker 14: He said, shut this thing and get uh right you
Speaker 14: sa a nice shot for like a million.
Speaker 27: Bucks jog instead, how about that in the in the humidity.
Speaker 2: No chance of that. Maybe, ze, No, you're not gonna
Speaker 2: do that, trust myself in the We're done. We're done
Speaker 2: for today, but yeah, be careful.
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