Speaker 1: Uh, Sid and Friends in the Morning, entertaining and informative
Speaker 1: on the Red Apple podcast Network.
Speaker 2: In the case of Sid, you know, Sid is an
Speaker 2: entertainer first and foremost, but he's developed such a massive
Speaker 2: audience that he's been able to become this political power broker,
Speaker 2: the likes of which I don't think anyone ever anticipated.
Speaker 2: And because there's not really a morning show at least
Speaker 2: on AM that has his kind of listenership and his
Speaker 2: kind of depth, he has the kind of influence politically
Speaker 2: that I don't even know if Bob Grant had.
Speaker 3: Believe the NYPD when they put forward their numbers, what
Speaker 3: we're seeing are some of the lowest numbers that New
Speaker 3: York City has seen in recorded history, especially when it
Speaker 3: comes to murders and shootings. He's the lowest we've ever seen.
Speaker 3: And what I think is important to know is a
Speaker 3: lot of the increase in rape also comes from an
Speaker 3: expanded definition of what counts as rape, as well as
Speaker 3: survivors coming forward for acts that took place years prior.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, he's the host of Life Liberty Levin.
Speaker 5: I call him the great one, Mark Levin.
Speaker 4: I just want to add one thing to what Lucas
Speaker 4: was saying, you know what, I do believe there is
Speaker 4: a group that Steve Wikoff and Jared and others are
Speaker 4: talking to. The problem is is you got the hardliners
Speaker 4: and the former loyalists to the old regime. I think
Speaker 4: it might be time for them to say goodbye. Now,
Speaker 4: I know we're not allowed to do that, but you
Speaker 4: know what other countries are, and I think that it
Speaker 4: might be time for that.
Speaker 5: But I'd love your thoughts, Mark.
Speaker 6: My thoughts haven't changed for months. Pound the hell out
Speaker 6: of them until you pound them into submission. No more negotiations.
Speaker 6: It's our way or the highway. That's the way it works.
Speaker 6: Use all available options, including arming the Iranian people. That's
Speaker 6: my view. And as for Lindsay Graham, Lindsay Graham was
Speaker 6: a remarkable statesman, a remarkable leader. He had one hundred senators.
Speaker 6: He was a standout among a hundred. And why was
Speaker 6: he a standout? He was funny, he had a great personality,
Speaker 6: and all that is true. He was a character. But
Speaker 6: he was a principled man. And I resent when people
Speaker 6: call him a warmonger. What's a warmonger? This is a
Speaker 6: man who saw our allies under attack, and he came
Speaker 6: to the defense of our allies. He saw innocent people
Speaker 6: who wanted liberation, and he came to the defense of
Speaker 6: innocent people who wanted liberation. That's why he is loved
Speaker 6: by the Persian people. He is loved by the Israeli people,
Speaker 6: he is loved by the Ukrainian people, and he's loved
Speaker 6: by the Taiwanese people. Because all those countries have had
Speaker 6: to deal with tyrants, fascist, communists, Islamists, one evil after another,
Speaker 6: and Lindsay wasn't afraid to speak out on their behalf.
Speaker 6: He wasn't afraid to travel all over the world, over
Speaker 6: and over and over again to meet their leaders. And
Speaker 6: so he was a unique man. And he and I
Speaker 6: agreed on a lot, not everything, but almost everything.
Speaker 7: For three days, I've been talking to Palestinians in their
Speaker 7: homes and villages about the daily injustices they face under occupation.
Speaker 8: The blood you see, the bloods do that?
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh. As a congressman, I never expected to
Speaker 7: be the target of settler violence. Ly, when we visited
Speaker 7: a school in Zenudah village that settlers had burned down,
Speaker 7: we were detained by settlers wielding M four guns who
Speaker 7: blocked our van from leaving the site. Lion, they called
Speaker 7: additional settlers for support. Lyon held us captive for seventy
Speaker 7: five minutes, recording videos laughing at us, Lion, mocking me
Speaker 7: and my staff.
Speaker 9: I would never forget their faces, Lion.
Speaker 7: What angered me most is that the IDF soldiers who
Speaker 7: came to the scene supported the violent settlersly for American citizens, Liar,
Speaker 7: here's the question. If the settlers and IDF could do
Speaker 7: this to an American congressman, imagine what life is like
Speaker 7: for an ordinary Palestinian under Israel's occupation. Sure, I've never
Speaker 7: felt more powerless in my.
Speaker 8: Whole life, Lion.
Speaker 7: For decades, American politicians have made the track to Tel
Speaker 7: Aviv while not taking the time.
Speaker 9: To cross over and hear from.
Speaker 7: Palestinians about the actual facts on the ground.
Speaker 10: Lion, speak that word for Palestinian and it's like.
Speaker 11: She was a sleeper and animal.
Speaker 5: You are most killed. The Palastinian animals.
Speaker 12: Are keep We never forgot him, We keep thinking about him.
Speaker 12: His room still still, his room is still likely he left.
Speaker 7: Many Palestinians are desperate to be seen, to be heard,
Speaker 7: and to live with dignantity.
Speaker 5: Sometime in the social media say that's not that's violence
Speaker 5: because what happened from October. No, my ankle helps to
Speaker 5: remain father of it killed.
Speaker 13: I have met many of European Parliament members, but this
Speaker 13: is the first time that I do it for an
Speaker 13: American member.
Speaker 14: It's really the first time Congressman that comes to Witsaho.
Speaker 7: I'll be posting their stories throughout the next few weeks. Sure,
Speaker 7: because it is time that Palestinians have full equal rights
Speaker 7: in their.
Speaker 15: Own without without since the Congressman should come and see
Speaker 15: the basic free stuff that we want.
Speaker 12: We want our land, we want water, and we want
Speaker 12: the freedom of movement.
Speaker 5: They want to kill you in the land.
Speaker 7: Water, freedom of movement is as simple as thank you,
Speaker 7: thank you.
Speaker 10: I kind of said, the only reason our lives were
Speaker 10: saved is because of the excellent work of the American embassy.
Speaker 5: You think Rocana was going to be killed by the
Speaker 5: id F.
Speaker 13: That's that's absurd, it's ridiculous. And here are some facts
Speaker 13: that maybe Rocanna doesn't want us to tell you. First
Speaker 13: of all, he did not let us know he was coming.
Speaker 13: Most of the time a member of Congress, if they're
Speaker 13: coming to the country, they coordinate with us. They let
Speaker 13: us know they're coming, we make sure that there is security.
Speaker 13: He didn't want our assistance because he came at the
Speaker 13: invitation and under the guide of this very pro Palestinian
Speaker 13: activist who is known for regularly trying to take people
Speaker 13: into provocative situations in Judea and Samaria, in this case
Speaker 13: an area see which is Israeli controlled. A lot of
Speaker 13: people don't understand that. So he goes to a place
Speaker 13: that is a CMZ, which means a civilian military zone.
Speaker 13: It is forbidden for people to just show up. It's
Speaker 13: like I can't go to a US air base just
Speaker 13: walk in and say, hey, I'd like to look around.
Speaker 13: I can't go to Rocana's office in Washington and just
Speaker 13: pop in and say I'd like to just, you know,
Speaker 13: nose around.
Speaker 16: Is foullowing a lawsuit ledging a conspiracy to suppress critics
Speaker 16: of Israel. Khalil's civil rights lawsuits against the federal government
Speaker 16: and several private groups. He gained attention as a spokesperson
Speaker 16: and leader for student activists protesting against Israel and its
Speaker 16: actions in Gaza. At Columbia University, he was arrested by
Speaker 16: ICE agents in his campus apartment in March twenty twenty
Speaker 16: five and spend more than one hundred days in a
Speaker 16: Louisiana immigration jail, missing the birth of his first child
Speaker 16: before a federal judge in New Jersey or to his release.
Speaker 15: I don't want anyone to go through what I've been
Speaker 15: through right now, because if they can't target someone for
Speaker 15: the pro Palestine speech, deport target anyone in this country,
Speaker 15: whether they support Palestine or not.
Speaker 16: Deep pursuit comes as Khalil's ongoing deportation case appears likely
Speaker 16: to be heard before the Supreme Court.
Speaker 8: Big Hello to Arizona.
Speaker 17: There's an incredibly important election coming up in your state
Speaker 17: on Tuesday, July twenty first, and I'm asking you to
Speaker 17: go out and vote for Jay Feeley, a friend of
Speaker 17: mine and a great athlete, direct present Arizona's first congressional district.
Speaker 17: Jay's a true American, first Conservative and a natural board leader.
Speaker 17: He was elected team captain on three different NFL teams.
Speaker 17: That's pretty good. Jays a winner and he knows how
Speaker 17: to win. He's going to win, and he's going to
Speaker 17: be great for the people of Arizona.
Speaker 8: Jay will vote.
Speaker 17: To cut your taxes, slash regulations, bring down the cost
Speaker 17: of living and forge the greatest economy in the history.
Speaker 8: Of the world.
Speaker 17: We are doing better now than we have ever done
Speaker 17: in history. We have nineteen point two trillion dollars coming in.
Speaker 17: That's sixteen trillion dollars more than ever before, and it's
Speaker 17: really special.
Speaker 8: And Jay is going to help us keep it going.
Speaker 17: So go out and vote to keep our southern border secure,
Speaker 17: protect law and order, strengthen our military, defend our veterans.
Speaker 17: And he will also help you support what we call
Speaker 17: the Save America Act.
Speaker 8: We have to get it enacted.
Speaker 17: He also has my complete and total endorsement without reservation.
Speaker 17: So go out and vote for j Philly, the next
Speaker 17: Congressman from Arizona's first congressional district on July twenty first.
Speaker 8: Thank you forty eight for Fielly the winner.
Speaker 9: We'll spu to all.
Speaker 18: We just got work from the Department of Social Services
Speaker 18: that a family shelter in our district on Emmon's Avenue
Speaker 18: consisting of men, women, and children, will be imminently converted
Speaker 18: into an all adult, single male shelter. Not only is
Speaker 18: this decision inhumane and inconsiderate to the families who have
Speaker 18: already integrated into the Sheeps of Bay community. This decision
Speaker 18: will have devastating and profound impacts on our neighborhood. The
Speaker 18: males moving in are not going to be vetted, which
Speaker 18: means we could have We could have sex offenders across
Speaker 18: the street from lou Fiddler Park, where children often visit
Speaker 18: a playground. Further, the provider for the shelter is Brags Brags.
Speaker 18: Senior executives are under a federal indictment for fraud and bribery,
Speaker 18: and yet Mam Donnie still gave them a two hundred
Speaker 18: million dollar contract including this location. I'm Donnie could not
Speaker 18: care less about these families. Mam Donnie could not care
Speaker 18: less about our neighborhoods and our quality of life. And
Speaker 18: I have to wonder if this is a deliberate attempt
Speaker 18: to punish those neighborhoods who did not vote for him
Speaker 18: and who do not support this administration. I am currently
Speaker 18: working around the clock to do everything.
Speaker 5: I can to try and prevent this from happening.
Speaker 18: I'm in touch with the local elected official, the Assemblyman,
Speaker 18: Common Yeger, the Senator Samsa, and we're working together. We
Speaker 18: are in touch with the Department of Home.
Speaker 19: Services Social Services.
Speaker 18: I have reached out to controller Mark Levine. We are
Speaker 18: working different angles. We're thinking of legal avenues to stop it,
Speaker 18: and I will keep you posted on every single step
Speaker 18: of away. Thank you so much.
Speaker 5: That was Ina Wernikov, and she wasn't crying. She's actually
Speaker 5: one thousand percent right. I love Na I do. She's
Speaker 5: one of the five Republican city council members, five out
Speaker 5: of fifty one. We've been over this a million times.
Speaker 5: We did have another Republican council member, Vicki Palladino, on
Speaker 5: the show yesterday, and we're all going to have Frank
Speaker 5: Marno back on the show today. The other two happened
Speaker 5: to be David Carr out of Staten Island and Joanne
Speaker 5: Ariola out of my neighborhood. She's my counsel lady. In fact,
Speaker 5: the girl, the lady that is the campaign. I guess
Speaker 5: cheap of staff is what she is for. Joanne Ariola
Speaker 5: Phyllis in Sorillo. She's going to be on the show today.
Speaker 5: You remember knowing you played yesterday the lady. The quotes
Speaker 5: from the lady who was very upset about people stealing
Speaker 5: religious statues off the lawn in Howard Beach that happened
Speaker 5: to be Phyllis. Remember I thought it was Joanne. I
Speaker 5: asked you that question, right, that was Phyllis. She'll join
Speaker 5: us today, so Ino one of just five Republican Council members,
Speaker 5: and she's fantastic. She's got a huge future. Maybe Ena
Speaker 5: runs against AOC for that Senate seat that I believe
Speaker 5: Chuck Schuml will a Kate, you ain't gonna run again.
Speaker 5: Maybe she run for something else.
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I do think that our Republican people in the Council,
Speaker 5: all of them have so much talent. Acts out of Joanne.
Speaker 5: Joanne's actually leaving, she's timed out. But the other four Morono, Carr, Palladino,
Speaker 5: and Vernikov, I see big things for them, big things
Speaker 5: in the political futures. And I do think Ena is
Speaker 5: one of them. And she was complaining in that video,
Speaker 5: and she's right about this shelter that I guess they're
Speaker 5: building or about to use in my old neighborhood. She said,
Speaker 5: Baby Brooklyn Emmons Avenue, the home of Captain Walters and
Speaker 5: all those great places, and sheep said bay, and they're
Speaker 5: about to store all these unvetted single mails, many of
Speaker 5: which may have who knows what sex offenses, murder, rape,
Speaker 5: who knows they're not going to be vetted? And Ina,
Speaker 5: as the counsel lady for that district, standing up with
Speaker 5: the great people of Sheep said, Bay is upset and furious,
Speaker 5: and she's right, and she goes out to point out
Speaker 5: that I guess the company that's in charge of this
Speaker 5: somehow got a couple one hundred million from the mayor Mamdani,
Speaker 5: even though that specific company is being investigated. So you
Speaker 5: explained to me, noaem, how the mayor is okay giving
Speaker 5: hundreds of millions of dollars to a company I guess
Speaker 5: that's under fraud investigation. Who's going to make possibly make
Speaker 5: I should say this shelter in Sheep said, Bay actually happen.
Speaker 5: How does the mayor do that?
Speaker 20: Well, there's a lot of questions here with this shelter.
Speaker 1: I mean, initially they had told people in the neighborhood
Speaker 1: that might be families and it's not even clear who
Speaker 1: one hundred percent who's in there now, but they'd have
Speaker 1: to move them out for these men. And like you said, yeah,
Speaker 1: we don't even know what these crimes are, what crimes
Speaker 1: they may have committed, these unvetted men. We don't know
Speaker 1: anything about them, and you're going to move them into
Speaker 1: a neighborhood where they'd be right across the street from
Speaker 1: a park. So none of it makes sense.
Speaker 5: It really doesn't. Lou Fittler Park, I think is a
Speaker 5: park that's right, and little kids play in that park
Speaker 5: all the time. So I'm think, you know, verner Kov
Speaker 5: is doing a very very good job there. But the
Speaker 5: mayor he's going to come on the fire again on
Speaker 5: this show today. So obviously, if you think Mayor Mom
Speaker 5: Donnie is doing a good job and you like him,
Speaker 5: you should be put in prison. But if you do,
Speaker 5: you're not going to like this show on any day,
Speaker 5: but specifically this day, you ain't gonna like it because
Speaker 5: you got werner Kov out there pushing back against the
Speaker 5: mayor who wants to put potential criminals in Sheep said, Bay,
Speaker 5: you've got both Julie Menin and Frank Morano pushing back
Speaker 5: against the mayor with his definition of rape. You heard that,
Speaker 5: gnome right, that was and that's nuts. That is nuts.
Speaker 5: How my god, how insensitive is this mayor that he
Speaker 5: has redefined rape to make it okay for him? Clearly
Speaker 5: not caring even a little about the victims, just so
Speaker 5: as crime numbers could be good. How to hear time
Speaker 5: and time again that shootings or at an all time low,
Speaker 5: murderers at an all time low. The city has never
Speaker 5: been safer. If you really believe, and this is no
Speaker 5: shot at my dear friend, Jessica Tish. If you really
Speaker 5: believe that this city has never been safer, you're somewhere
Speaker 5: between naive and stupid and closer to the ladder. This
Speaker 5: city's not safe. Shootings aren't down, murders are down, but
Speaker 5: every other major crime is up. And last I checked,
Speaker 5: married to a beautiful woman and the father of a
Speaker 5: beautiful young daughter. Rape is kind of a serious crime,
Speaker 5: wouldn't you agree on Yeah?
Speaker 1: And then with the mayor trying to redefine what constitutes
Speaker 1: a sexual assault was really hard to watch.
Speaker 20: I was like, you gotta be kidding me.
Speaker 5: He wasn't kidding you. And that's how he feels. He
Speaker 5: doesn't care about the victims. All he cares about is
Speaker 5: the numbers. The numbers point to the mayor doing an
Speaker 5: unbelievable job. So Lewis, let's play this again. This was
Speaker 5: Mam Donnie a couple days ago, and I'm very happy
Speaker 5: that Julie Menin, who is gaining more points with me
Speaker 5: by the week. She really is. She fired back at
Speaker 5: the Mayor over his redefining of the word rape. But
Speaker 5: this is Mam Donnie addressing Julie Mennin's concerns. Two days ago.
Speaker 5: Lewis cut number one.
Speaker 3: Believe the NYPD when they put forward their numbers, what
Speaker 3: we're seeing are some of the lowest numbers that New
Speaker 3: York City has seen in recorded history, especially when it
Speaker 3: comes to murders and shootings. He's the lowest we've ever seen.
Speaker 3: And what I think is important to know is a
Speaker 3: lot of the increase in rape also comes from an
Speaker 3: expanded definition of what counts as rape, as well as
Speaker 3: survivors coming forward for acts that took place years prior.
Speaker 3: And we are thankful for them coming forward, the courage
Speaker 3: and the bravery it takes. But just to provide New
Speaker 3: Yorkers with that context. And I'm proud that in working
Speaker 3: with Commissioner tissue is.
Speaker 5: So According to him, it's the word rape has to
Speaker 5: be redefined because people come out from years prior and
Speaker 5: it's not as bad because their cases are old. What
Speaker 5: what exactly did he say.
Speaker 20: I don't know, but an unwanted attack is an unwanted attack.
Speaker 5: Anyway you look at it, right, anyway you look at it.
Speaker 5: So this creep, he's such a creep. This mom Donnie
Speaker 5: has now redefine rape. Also, I know that Julie menin
Speaker 5: the city council speaker has talked about this. How do
Speaker 5: you say this? Romansh this new law about the horse
Speaker 5: drawn carriages.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's named after the teenage victim from India, the
Speaker 1: tourist who was on that horse and buggy last month
Speaker 1: that the horse just went crazy and the carriage overturning
Speaker 1: killed him.
Speaker 20: He was eighteen years old. So they've named this bill
Speaker 20: rock Rokman, I think is how he says his name.
Speaker 5: How do you say it?
Speaker 20: I think it's Roman.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Okay, here's Julie Men and Lewis. This is yesterday
Speaker 5: announcing her support now for Ropeman's law, which is not
Speaker 5: going to make the unions happy. You're not going to
Speaker 5: make the people in Central Park happy because they make
Speaker 5: a lot of money, a lot of money on these
Speaker 5: horse drawn carriages. But I guess seeing dead horses laying
Speaker 5: in the middle of the street and this kid getting killed.
Speaker 5: I guess some of these local officials have seen enough.
Speaker 5: This is Julie menin cut number two. Look, when I.
Speaker 21: First became speaker, I knew I would have to make
Speaker 21: some difficult decisions, that doing the right thing would sometimes
Speaker 21: mean taking a stand when it wasn't always straightforward. I'm
Speaker 21: addressing you today from one of the most iconic locations
Speaker 21: in the world, New York's Central Park, during exactly one
Speaker 21: of those moments. Earlier this year, eighteen year old Romans
Speaker 21: Mahajan was killed after he was thrown from a horse
Speaker 21: drawn carriage. He was visiting New York from India to
Speaker 21: celebrate his high school graduation. Romanch's death was heartbreaking and infuriating,
Speaker 21: and sadly it was preventable. The day has come for
Speaker 21: our city to begin the transition away from horse drawn
Speaker 21: carriages as a tourist attraction in Central Park, for the
Speaker 21: safety of our residents, the safety of visitors from all
Speaker 21: across the globe, and the safety of the animals here
Speaker 21: at home. That is why I'm announcing my support today
Speaker 21: for the legislation currently before the New York City Council
Speaker 21: to ban or strong carriages. At the same time, the
Speaker 21: path forward must involve and protect workers who operate these carriages,
Speaker 21: and I'm actively working on a plan to guarantee them
Speaker 21: quality employment opportunities in the hospitality industry.
Speaker 5: It is also vital that we.
Speaker 21: Ensure a safe and humane transition for the beloved horses
Speaker 21: that made this industry possible in the first place. I
Speaker 21: have no doubt that I'm working closely with the advocates
Speaker 21: that we can do just that. Today, I really wanted
Speaker 21: to make my position clear. It's time to usher Central
Speaker 21: Park into a new, safer chapter in its long story.
Speaker 21: That is a work the City Council is committed to,
Speaker 21: and that is what I'm committed to as Speaker of
Speaker 21: the New York City Council.
Speaker 5: All Right, I disagree. I think the horse drawn carriages
Speaker 5: are fine. I'm out out there, of course, every day,
Speaker 5: trying to save federal cats on the street. I'm not
Speaker 5: out there with Jill Vitally yelling and screaming about the
Speaker 5: turtles dying from straws in the water. I get all
Speaker 5: that I love animals, about dogs my whole life. I
Speaker 5: don't love all animals. I hate cats, hate them. But
Speaker 5: I'm not that guy. So I think the horse drawn
Speaker 5: carriages are great. I think people enjoy them. I think
Speaker 5: it's a lot of revenue for our city, a city
Speaker 5: that is broke with a mayor that's making it worse
Speaker 5: and a governor making it worse as well. So I
Speaker 5: don't have a big issue with it. You might, though,
Speaker 5: know them because you're one of those liberal pussies.
Speaker 20: You know these workers.
Speaker 1: I don't believe the city council will find these workers
Speaker 1: new jobs there You imagine they you rip a ray
Speaker 1: their livelihood. This is all some of these people, This
Speaker 1: is all they've done their entire career.
Speaker 5: Now they're one hundred percent right. I know Julie Mennon
Speaker 5: means well, and maybe she intends to do what she says.
Speaker 5: It's never gonna happen. No, a lot of these people
Speaker 5: are going to be out of work, bottom line, And.
Speaker 20: It's a lot of people.
Speaker 1: It's not just the people who drive the horses, it's
Speaker 1: the people who take care of the horse is overnight
Speaker 1: and where you know, when they're brought back to the
Speaker 1: West Side. There's a fair amount of people involved in
Speaker 1: this industry. All those people will lose, the people who
Speaker 1: own the horse and carriages, the people own the horses
Speaker 1: all those people are gonna lose their livelihood. You're gonna
Speaker 1: find those people jobs that pay them just as well
Speaker 1: as their money they're making. Now, I don't buy it.
Speaker 1: And by the way, neither there's the union. Union says
Speaker 1: they don't believe that the city they want. They want
Speaker 1: details like what jobs you're gonna find them, how much?
Speaker 1: Just gonna put the name of that guy. He's in
Speaker 1: charge of that union. He came in here when Ma'm
Speaker 1: donald was running god and I scared the hell out
Speaker 1: of them. Actually I don't remember was head of a
Speaker 1: popular guy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know. But at any rate, you know,
Speaker 5: yesterday Vicky Palladino's on the show and she's talking about
Speaker 5: no more fish as awards at the carnival. Come on,
Speaker 5: even she lamped, there's got to be more important stuff
Speaker 5: than this getting carn up in nonsense like this, no
Speaker 5: fish as gifts at the carnival. I mean, that's a
Speaker 5: big deal for you know.
Speaker 20: No goldfish.
Speaker 1: But you know, remember that game where you try to
Speaker 1: take the ping pong ball and you try to get
Speaker 1: it into one of those lettle fish balls, and you
Speaker 1: do you never take it home?
Speaker 20: Yeah, yeah, but of course they would die like two days.
Speaker 5: They always died right away.
Speaker 1: Just the trauma being hit by ping pong balls was
Speaker 1: enough to kill the goldfish. Look, she's an animal lover,
Speaker 1: so she wants to protect animals. I got nothing against that.
Speaker 5: Is she really or she just doing upper constituents. I
Speaker 5: don't know.
Speaker 1: Pick wi animal may I guess she's an animal lover.
Speaker 1: If you think if you're worried about goldfish, here animal.
Speaker 5: I don't think she's worried about it. I think it
Speaker 5: just may work out well for her with her people.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I mean, I don't know. Best of
Speaker 5: luck with all. That is all I can say. Sully Sullenberger.
Speaker 5: We all remember the brave and courageous pilot Sully Sullenberger
Speaker 5: who landed that plane on the Hudson River. Have no
Speaker 5: idea how we did it, and nobody died that day.
Speaker 5: And now it turns out that Sully has almost much
Speaker 5: like Bill Ritter, who's going to be inducted into the
Speaker 5: Broadcasting Hall of Fame the same day. I am, that's
Speaker 5: right me. Bill Ritterer goes at of Scatto and four
Speaker 5: other people. There's other names that have come up recently
Speaker 5: that are suffering from the same thing, but this one
Speaker 5: with Sully Sullenberger. Nome looks to be very sad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, he said just over the last months and
Speaker 1: maybe a year, maybe more, he started to realize he
Speaker 1: was forgetting things in a way that wasn't right, not
Speaker 1: just getting older. And so we went in and he
Speaker 1: was diagnosed, and he said he's coming forward in the
Speaker 1: same way that Bill Ridder and then Danny Glover. Right,
Speaker 1: he had the time same Alzheimer's diagnosis, because he hopes
Speaker 1: it will inspire people to do more research to figure
Speaker 1: out what brings on Alzheimer's and find a cure for it,
Speaker 1: because there's no cure for it.
Speaker 5: Paulk Levin will join us today, the great one. I
Speaker 5: get as excited as I did with Trump, well, like
Speaker 5: I did with Boebe a couple of days ago, when
Speaker 5: Mark Levin is on this show. That's how much respect
Speaker 5: I've got. But Mark, look well, very very close. We
Speaker 5: talked every day every day. Levin and I text each other,
Speaker 5: and he is a great fighter and a brilliant guy.
Speaker 5: And you heard him with Seawan Hannity in the open
Speaker 5: doing a piece on Hannity's TV show about who he
Speaker 5: gets angry when people referred to Lindsay Graham, the late
Speaker 5: great Lindsay Graham, as a warmonger, And I agree with Levin,
Speaker 5: what do you mean warmonger? If somebody bombs Israel, they're
Speaker 5: gonna fight back. If somebody bombs Ukraine, they're gonna fight back.
Speaker 5: That makes you a warmonger. I've never heard Lindsay Graham
Speaker 5: say go into some place where there's no conflict and
Speaker 5: just bomb him. I never heard him say that. So
Speaker 5: my friend Aaron Mollin, who I love and respect, young
Speaker 5: lady out of Australia, who's got a huge following here
Speaker 5: in the United States. She really does. We did an
Speaker 5: event together for the MJE a couple of months ago,
Speaker 5: me her and James Maslow and Bruce Pearl and a
Speaker 5: host of brothers. Emily Austin, my daughter was there too.
Speaker 5: Turns out that Aaron mulan agrees with me and Mark Levin.
Speaker 5: Excuse me, Aaron Moulin, Lewis this is Aaron Moulin cut
Speaker 5: number eight.
Speaker 22: The other point I wanted to touch on Lindsey Graham,
Speaker 22: and of course we've seen the most vile, disgusting celebrations
Speaker 22: of his death from those particularly in America, who hate
Speaker 22: America because you cannot celebrate the death of someone who
Speaker 22: has dedicated their life to serving that country. Whether you
Speaker 22: agree with everything they say or do or not, you
Speaker 22: cannot celebrate it. If you love your country, it's impossible.
Speaker 22: They hate their country.
Speaker 23: They hate it.
Speaker 22: And the other point I want to make is this
Speaker 22: kind of it's lazy where people say Lindsay Graham he
Speaker 22: was a war maker, such a warmonger, he loved war.
Speaker 22: He was or this or that, or always desperate for
Speaker 22: conflict b s. That is not true on any level.
Speaker 5: He was not a warmonger.
Speaker 22: He just understood the enemy. That's it. He understands that
Speaker 22: with some regimes, diplomacy does not work completely ineffective. Weakness
Speaker 22: will be your downfall. That's what he understood. He didn't
Speaker 22: crave war. He wasn't out there championing conflict just for
Speaker 22: the sake of it. He stood behind armed conflict when
Speaker 22: it was necessary, when it mattered, when the enemy was
Speaker 22: incapable of diplomacy. That's it. That doesn't make him a warmonger.
Speaker 22: That stuff is crazy.
Speaker 5: I don't even know what he said. In this level
Speaker 5: of action. They gotta be honest. I did love that
Speaker 5: Australian accent. But she's right about the late great Lindsey Graham.
Speaker 5: That was well, it's all over the internet still. Every
Speaker 5: couple of seconds, somebody else pops up talks about Lindsey
Speaker 5: Graham as if they knew him. They don't. So it
Speaker 5: is sad the way the media and the politicians have
Speaker 5: treated him. And there seems to be a really good
Speaker 5: war brewing right now. And tried to get him both
Speaker 5: on today but neither responded. Between our guy, the King
Speaker 5: of Rock and County, mister Salt, the Great Mike Lawler,
Speaker 5: and Nancy Mace. Well, Nancy Mace was supposed to be
Speaker 5: on two days ago, but I ran out of time.
Speaker 5: Then she said you would come on yesterday, but she
Speaker 5: never called. She texted me about four hours later yesterday
Speaker 5: afternoon to apologize. But I guess after Lindsey Graham died,
Speaker 5: Nancy Mace puts on Twitter, you know the scene from
Speaker 5: God Fathered, iie when al Pacino's like, just when I
Speaker 5: thought I was out, they dragged me back in, you
Speaker 5: know that scene blew and no, So I guess she
Speaker 5: was trying to imply that Trump was somebody else was
Speaker 5: gonna drag her back in because she just got her
Speaker 5: ass kicked in the gubernatorial primary. Trump actually endorsed somebody else.
Speaker 5: I guess she was trying to imply that Trump or
Speaker 5: somebody wanted her to come back in and maybe take
Speaker 5: over that Graham seat. But no one said that. Nobody,
Speaker 5: And Lawler said, how pathetic is it that you're actually
Speaker 5: kind of celebrating the death of Lindsey Graham because you're
Speaker 5: looking at as a possible opportunity. And it got really
Speaker 5: nasty between Mike Lawler and Nancy Mace. But again, neither one,
Speaker 5: at least at this point, has agreed to come out
Speaker 5: and talk about it. They will eventually, and I mean eventually,
Speaker 5: I mean this week. But have you seen the ugliness?
Speaker 23: No?
Speaker 20: Yeah, I did.
Speaker 1: I feel like there was another dust up between the
Speaker 1: two of them, right, this may not be the first time.
Speaker 5: Probably not. I mean Nancy, And you know, I said,
Speaker 5: I get along with Nancy. All you hear about is
Speaker 5: how crazy she is. She's nuts. And I've always got
Speaker 5: a good relationship with Nancy, I really have. But with
Speaker 5: that said, she seems to have these dust ups with
Speaker 5: other members of Congress and politicians in general and media
Speaker 5: all those types of people relatively often, I would say
Speaker 5: about Nancy Mays, so I'm not surprised to see this.
Speaker 5: But you know, Lawler, he ain't gonna back down. Mike's
Speaker 5: very very tough. Nancy, she's kno going to back down.
Speaker 5: So this one Lawler and Mace could turn out to
Speaker 5: be a battle royale better than the Connor McGregor fight.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you not.
Speaker 11: What was that?
Speaker 5: What did he last five seconds?
Speaker 20: It was about forty seconds.
Speaker 5: Oh, it's like me on a Saturday night. Come on, Connor.
Speaker 5: What happened?
Speaker 20: Well, it looked like I was watching the fight.
Speaker 1: It looked like he went to do this kick and
Speaker 1: the way he fell on his he's the right or
Speaker 1: left leg, you could see right away that something had happened.
Speaker 1: And then he fell like two more or three more times,
Speaker 1: and his opponent final he said, I don't want to
Speaker 1: beat the living day lights side of this guy.
Speaker 20: He's clearly injured. So they called the fight right then
Speaker 20: and there.
Speaker 5: I mean the guy he was fighting actually felt bad.
Speaker 1: Yes, well, initially he just pounded him and then he
Speaker 1: could see that he he was he couldn't stand, and
Speaker 1: so he kind of looked at the ref and the
Speaker 1: ref is like, oh, yeah, I better call this thing,
Speaker 1: and then you know something happened where he either pulled
Speaker 1: something on his way into the ring.
Speaker 20: Well, I guess essentially you do pay for it.
Speaker 1: All the UFC fights have now moved to paramount, so
Speaker 1: you pay whatever it is a month for paramount.
Speaker 5: I don't say poaramount also had nobody watches it anymore.
Speaker 5: But the Kevin Costner show out there in the in Montana,
Speaker 5: what do you call that a yellowstone? Yes, yes, but
Speaker 5: I don't know what else is on paramount now that
Speaker 5: would attract people. But they get all the UFC fights,
Speaker 5: so you do have to pay for that, right, Well,
Speaker 5: what's money did Connor McGregor make.
Speaker 20: I'm sure he got a good payday. I don't know
Speaker 20: how much.
Speaker 1: Probably a ton, Yeah, you would think, so, what a
Speaker 1: disappointment though they don't pay Dana White does not pay
Speaker 1: those UFC fighters much.
Speaker 5: No, some of those guys make nothing.
Speaker 1: Yeah they got I mean yeah, I mean it's not boxing.
Speaker 1: These guys are getting read No, they're like half for
Speaker 1: tarded by the age of twenty five. Some of them
Speaker 1: are even more than a half for tarded. And yeah,
Speaker 1: they barely pay him.
Speaker 5: I know Dana doesn't. Dana's like Howard Stern. Did you
Speaker 5: see the Howard Stern story that we laid off like
Speaker 5: almost all of his stamp I know Sal and Richard
Speaker 5: are safe, but Stern laid off a whole bunch of
Speaker 5: his employees yesterday the day before. And now this is unreal.
Speaker 5: Now he's announced because he's on vacation. I know he
Speaker 5: goes then the Hampton's with his lovely white Beth and
Speaker 5: they have dinner with horrible people like George Stepanopolis. So
Speaker 5: when he gets back Howard Stern media announcement yesterday, that
Speaker 5: is gonna do us all a big favor. Thank you, Howard,
Speaker 5: thank you so much. He's actually gonna work one day
Speaker 5: a week, wow, one And he makes a lot of money.
Speaker 5: Still not the billions or hundreds of millions, but he's
Speaker 5: still a seven figure guy. Seven figures. He's going to
Speaker 5: work one day a week, the unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, I guess he looked at John Stewart over
Speaker 1: on Comedy Central and he's like, look, that's a good
Speaker 1: gigib Well, John does the same thing right, Yeah, Monday,
Speaker 1: Monday nights. That's it and it probably makes an enormous
Speaker 1: sum to do that.
Speaker 5: Oh he's also a seven figure guy.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Could you imagine we pay people in this country in
Speaker 5: entertainment seven figure salaries to work once a week. Once
Speaker 5: a week. I mean, we're your five days a week,
Speaker 5: and you know you're here at the ungodly hour. Me
Speaker 5: and lewis ungodly hour. Justin ungodly hour. Some days we're
Speaker 5: here till you guys at least to hear at the
Speaker 5: very least till one o'clock in the afternoon. There are
Speaker 5: days I'm here doing interviews and stuff even later than that.
Speaker 5: And there are guys making seven figures working one day
Speaker 5: a week.
Speaker 1: Right, Well, they're not working for nonprofits, so clearly they
Speaker 1: can command that money because the networks are making that
Speaker 1: kind of money.
Speaker 5: I don't think so, I don't think why would we
Speaker 5: keep them on? I don't know. Maybe they just feel
Speaker 5: indebted to Howard.
Speaker 1: Business model doesn't say, hey, we get I think it's
Speaker 1: the subscriber bases there.
Speaker 20: The commercial spots are still there.
Speaker 5: But I've read I've read that he's lost so many
Speaker 5: of those.
Speaker 1: He may have, he may have, but he still clearly
Speaker 1: has enough that they want to pay him to do
Speaker 1: one day a week.
Speaker 5: Not yes, I mean I remember the Knicks did a
Speaker 5: really nice contract for Patrick Ewing at the end it
Speaker 5: was basically thank you before they traded him to Orlando.
Speaker 5: Maybe melt Carmomel is out of there anyway, right, yeah, long,
Speaker 5: long gone. All right, So the the second half of
Speaker 5: the baseball season starts tomorrow. The Mets, believe it or not,
Speaker 5: are the only team in Major League Baseball to play tomorrow.
Speaker 5: They start off the second half against the Philadelphia Phillies.
Speaker 5: The Yankees, who won their last four games before the break.
Speaker 5: They start their second half on Friday. So yesterday a
Speaker 5: Rod caught up with New York Mets Superstar one Soda
Speaker 5: before the All Star Game, which the al One Ford
Speaker 5: and nothing nobody cares but local Cody Bellinger from the
Speaker 5: Yankees did win the All Star Game MVP, so the
Speaker 5: Yankees one of their players gets the All Star Game hardware.
Speaker 5: But it was Soto with a Rod talking about the
Speaker 5: Mets in the second half and why Met bands like
Speaker 5: Lisa Gangi and Joe Bningo and the rest of us
Speaker 5: should be confident that the Mets will actually make a
Speaker 5: second half run. So I watched the video with a
Speaker 5: Rod and Juan Soto and I couldn't figure it out.
Speaker 5: Maybe you guys can. This is a cut number fourteen
Speaker 5: Lewis Juan Soto on what's going to be a resurgent
Speaker 5: New York Met team in the second half.
Speaker 24: What is it that you need to do for New
Speaker 24: York for the Mets to implement your leadership skills and
Speaker 24: get this team going?
Speaker 14: Like I know you will.
Speaker 24: I mean for me, I will say, I've been trying
Speaker 24: everything that I can, you know, to help my guys
Speaker 24: to get them going.
Speaker 5: Definitely, you know I'm a different guy.
Speaker 24: I won't be bocal, I won't be pushing, I won't
Speaker 24: be yelling and everybody but I I'll be the guy
Speaker 24: that whenever you need me, whenever you need an advice
Speaker 24: or something that I've been going through, or if I
Speaker 24: need to step in, I will do it. And that's
Speaker 24: one of the things I've been trying to do. You know,
Speaker 24: whenever my guys need me, I'll be there for them.
Speaker 24: I always put my shirts in front of them, you know,
Speaker 24: to help them, you know, to get back to what
Speaker 24: they what they are, what they could be.
Speaker 5: And definitely, I know how hard it is New York
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 24: And I have teams that have been that came in
Speaker 24: for the first time and they've been feeling the same way,
Speaker 24: you know, and we've been trying to help them to
Speaker 24: get back to what they are.
Speaker 5: Matt's are seventeen games under five hundred. They start the
Speaker 5: second half, and again they've already played ninety seven baseball games.
Speaker 5: It's not the halfway point, it's further. There's only for
Speaker 5: the match sixty five games to go. But they're forty
Speaker 5: and fifty seven dead last, almost twenty back inside the
Speaker 5: NL East. But Juan Soto trying to provide hope for
Speaker 5: the metfan. You know, I saw Adam Shine. He used
Speaker 5: to work with me and Louis. We know Adam very
Speaker 5: very well over at W Bayn. He has worked many
Speaker 5: years now for Christopher mad Dog Russo on Dog's channel,
Speaker 5: mad Dog Unleashed on Serious Exam. Nice kid, nice young
Speaker 5: Jewish kid from Rocklin County, and he loves his sports,
Speaker 5: and he's done CBS television and again W BAYN and
Speaker 5: Dog's channels. So he's got a pretty good resume for
Speaker 5: a young guy. And somehow Adam Shine was able to
Speaker 5: catch up with Derek Jeter, so we did a met
Speaker 5: second half preview with Juan Soto. Shine asked the great
Speaker 5: Yankee shortstop, specifically about the young shortstop of the Yankees
Speaker 5: right now, Anthony Volpi. So this is Adam Shine with
Speaker 5: Derek Jeter on Volpie, who Brian Cashman seems to think
Speaker 5: is the shortstop of the future for the Yanks. This
Speaker 5: Lewis is cutting number thirteen.
Speaker 25: What do the Yankees do with Anthony Volpi? I mean,
Speaker 25: it's been a couple of years now where he has
Speaker 25: not played well. Look, there is pressure I'll be in
Speaker 25: the Yankee shortstop, but we've now seen a body of work.
Speaker 25: If you were running the Yankees, how would you handle
Speaker 25: Anthony Volpi?
Speaker 26: Well, I'm not running the Yankees right, fair enough, that's
Speaker 26: the first thing. Look, I think as a as a
Speaker 26: young player. Look, it's obvious the Yankees have made a
Speaker 26: commitment to Anthony, right They're committed to but they're they're
Speaker 26: also not only committed to him being the shortstop, but
Speaker 26: they're committed to allowing him to further.
Speaker 10: Develop at the major league level.
Speaker 26: And you know at times when fans are watching that
Speaker 26: they get frustrated. But every player has gone through it.
Speaker 26: Every player has gone through bumps in the road, you
Speaker 26: know what I mean. But most of the time those
Speaker 26: bumps in the road are in the minor leagues, so
Speaker 26: it's not something that you see on a daily basis.
Speaker 26: But the Yankees are very high on Anthony. I don't personally.
Speaker 5: I don't know him that well.
Speaker 26: We've had a couple of conversations.
Speaker 10: I don't know him well.
Speaker 26: But yeah, I think they're they're banking on a big
Speaker 26: upside and you know, hopefully he can put it together here.
Speaker 26: They can put it together soon. You know, you go
Speaker 26: back to the World Series a few years ago. He
Speaker 26: played great in the postseason that year, so you want
Speaker 26: to get back to that point.
Speaker 10: But it's tough, man.
Speaker 26: It is tough to go through growing pains at the
Speaker 26: major league level for a player. I mean, we've all
Speaker 26: been there, you know what I mean, And every mistake
Speaker 26: is magnified and well, hopefully he can turn.
Speaker 5: It around, all right. The Great Derek Jeter on the
Speaker 5: current Yankee shortstop Anthony Volpi.
Speaker 27: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 27: podcast network.
Speaker 28: You and I will be talking a lot, and we'll
Speaker 28: we've been talking for a long time. Neil and I
Speaker 28: have watched you grow. Your show is phenomenally like the
Speaker 28: number one rated show in New York. It's incredible how
Speaker 28: you've done.
Speaker 23: Proud of you.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 28: I talked to you long before you were number one,
Speaker 28: right when you were struggling, and.
Speaker 11: Now you're the number one show.
Speaker 5: It's been a pretty good week. BB on the show
Speaker 5: Texam Malko Rubio. I'll see President Trump on Saturday. And
Speaker 5: my son Gaby Gabriel today day three of his job
Speaker 5: with the next governor of our state, Bruce Blakeman. He
Speaker 5: loves the job so far. I mentioned our friend Doug
Speaker 5: Goudstein yesterday talking about Howard Stern Good. He worked with
Speaker 5: Stern for years, also worked for Mark Levin. And there's
Speaker 5: about ten kids that are working for Blakeman in this
Speaker 5: intern program. Great kids, and his son Judd is one
Speaker 5: of them. And I got a message from a lady
Speaker 5: this morning, and I'm not sure if it's silver Stein
Speaker 5: or silver Stein Jessica and her daughter Brielle also works
Speaker 5: with Gabriel. She said, all the kids, they love your son.
Speaker 5: He's loving the job and he loves Bruce and we're
Speaker 5: gonna do whatever we can to get Bruce the win.
Speaker 5: Come this November, So Gabe Day three, my daughter Ava
Speaker 5: involved in a very very very big high p file
Speaker 5: case working with Arthur Roy Dallas. She was I can't
Speaker 5: even mention who the people are, but it's big. She
Speaker 5: was in that room yesterday. So my kids continued to
Speaker 5: make me proud every day. I'm a very lucky guy,
Speaker 5: beautiful wife and two beautiful children. And last night was
Speaker 5: our monthly dinner and we did Miss Lou. I mean,
Speaker 5: I think twelve people there last night. Eight were like,
Speaker 5: come on, man, where's Lou. Lou couldn't make it last night,
Speaker 5: But Keith Cantchwitz has always did a great job. Mister
Speaker 5: power Express. Anthony Corone was there, looking good, feeling good.
Speaker 5: He's gonna be fine. Him and Frank. My dear friend,
Speaker 5: the great defense attorney Joseph Takapina made his debut at
Speaker 5: our men's dinner. We had Andy Alpstein and how Bolpi,
Speaker 5: Big Chris, Mike Kemper, great cop that Mike Kemper is,
Speaker 5: as spoke to his lovely wife Marilynd yesterday. Marty Seinman,
Speaker 5: who's in charge of the baseball I guess all the
Speaker 5: meetings that they'll be having to try to save baseball
Speaker 5: next year, which does not seem likely if you're a
Speaker 5: big bag spat man just see you know, I'm about
Speaker 5: ninety nine point nine nine percent sure there's not going
Speaker 5: to be baseball next year. They have huge issues. And
Speaker 5: Marty Shiman at dinner last night is going to be
Speaker 5: the guy working on all these meetings?
Speaker 19: Was he?
Speaker 5: He's come on, look what was his name? He's in
Speaker 5: the Hall of Fame who was very famous doing all
Speaker 5: the negotiating the arbitrator. Yeah, was a Marmon Miller. Remember
Speaker 5: that name.
Speaker 9: Lewis is in the same time frame as mar Miller.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So this guy, Marty Shimon, I think has that job now.
Speaker 5: And he was at dinner last night and Matta Doll
Speaker 5: and your boy Lewis, He's gonna call you today, Doctor
Speaker 5: Brad Wasserman. He looked great. In fact, lou Doctor Brad
Speaker 5: was taking his wipe and his kids to see Ariana
Speaker 5: Grande in Brooklyn last night. We had Terse Capriy. She's
Speaker 5: working very very closely with my friend Joseph Fernandez. He's
Speaker 5: trying to be the next control. I'm hosting an event
Speaker 5: for Joseph in the city next Tuesday. Leslie Dixon who
Speaker 5: works with Ryan Sirhan good friends with USU and Eb
Speaker 5: Sanchez and of course Lewis sour guy, Mark Oranger. We
Speaker 5: love big Mark, Love Oranger.
Speaker 10: Mark.
Speaker 5: He is great. It looks like Miller is Yeah, Marvin Miller,
Speaker 5: but I think, uh Lou the guy that has that
Speaker 5: job now, this guy Marty Sinman. He was at dinner
Speaker 5: last night. So it was a really pretty impressive bunch.
Speaker 5: Stevie does a great job with el Manelo. You know
Speaker 5: he was Loo He was a busboy at that place.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I talk with that guy.
Speaker 5: Oh you did okay, great, great looking guy out of Kosovo.
Speaker 5: And now he owns the place. And he's got this
Speaker 5: one wall where he's got all these pictures of him
Speaker 5: with famous people like cats hats upstairs on the fifth floor.
Speaker 5: No one has taken more pictures with famous people than
Speaker 5: John Katzmatiti's. But he's got a nice wall. It's him
Speaker 5: and Mike Johnson, him and Bill Clinton, him and bo Didle.
Speaker 5: It turns out that Tack of Pena is a regular
Speaker 5: that don't even know that. So he's got a picture
Speaker 5: with me that he's gonna put on the wall coming
Speaker 5: up this week. He took one with me and one
Speaker 5: with the former mayor Eric Adams. So Stevie does a
Speaker 5: great job there. It's a terrific restaurant, Il Manello on
Speaker 5: forty ninth between First and Second Avenue.
Speaker 9: What did Marty say about what's gonna happen?
Speaker 5: He, you know, he can't get too much into it.
Speaker 5: But when I said there'll be no baseball next year,
Speaker 5: he agreed. He didn't disagree at least. And then I said,
Speaker 5: it's so bad, lou we met out of baseball for
Speaker 5: two years. He said, that's ever gonna happen. That's hover
Speaker 5: gonna happen. Right, He shot that down, but he certainly
Speaker 5: didn't seem optimistic about any type of agreement before next season.
Speaker 5: And to answer your question, knowing that you asked justin
Speaker 5: this morning about what happened to him Pope yesterday, Spain's
Speaker 5: not good. Nothing happened to him. He's a great player.
Speaker 5: Spain is far and away, it's not even close, far
Speaker 5: and away the best defensive team in this tournament. And
Speaker 5: even when Argentina beats England today, which they will because
Speaker 5: Messi will outscore Kine, Argentina will move on. They're not
Speaker 5: beating Spain either. They may also get shut out even
Speaker 5: with Lionel Messi. That's how good Spain is that defense.
Speaker 5: They're gonna shut down every great player in the world
Speaker 5: today and they're going to win this World Cup, which
Speaker 5: annoys the hell out of me because they've proven to
Speaker 5: be not a friend of the United States. I'm America first,
Speaker 5: certainly not a friend of Israel. So I'm not excited
Speaker 5: for Spain. I wasn't excited for France either, but I'm
Speaker 5: not excited for Spain. But they're gonna win. The whole thing.
Speaker 5: Doesn't matter who wins today. I do like Argentina today,
Speaker 5: but regardless, nobody's beating Spain.
Speaker 20: Nobody know I wanted him Bope against Messi.
Speaker 5: Of course they did. But Spain is too good. They
Speaker 5: are too good. And look, if England beats Messi today,
Speaker 5: then you don't get either one of the finals. We
Speaker 5: will talk to Andrew Giuliani coming up on Friday before
Speaker 5: the big one, the finals, which comes your way this
Speaker 5: Sunday from Giant Stadium, which they now cole MetLife Stadium.
Speaker 5: Will take a break when we get back. He's a
Speaker 5: tremendous He's not good, He's a tremendous city council member,
Speaker 5: one of the five Republicans, one of the two out
Speaker 5: of Staten Island, former colleague of ours. He's also a
Speaker 5: great radio guy, and he's got a lot to say about,
Speaker 5: specifically the mayor's definition of rape.
Speaker 27: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 27: podcast network.
Speaker 3: I believe the NYPD when they put forward their numbers,
Speaker 3: what we're seeing are some of the lowest numbers that
Speaker 3: New York City has seen in recorded history, especially when
Speaker 3: it comes to murders and shootings. He's the lowest we've
Speaker 3: ever seen. And what I think is important to know
Speaker 3: is a lot of the increase in rape also comes
Speaker 3: from an expanded definition of what counts as rape, as
Speaker 3: well as survivors coming forward for acts that took place
Speaker 3: years prior.
Speaker 5: Rape is up exponentially, and they says, well, it really
Speaker 5: depends on how you define rape. Maybe he should ask
Speaker 5: his wife. She seems to enjoy it when Israeli girls
Speaker 5: get raped, maybe five at a time, gang bang by
Speaker 5: a bunch of terrorists and Hamas guys. Maybe he should
Speaker 5: ask his wife what constitutes rape. I don't know. He
Speaker 5: is the most disgusting person God ever created. I don't
Speaker 5: know how any of these media members get angry with me,
Speaker 5: but over this a million times, Errol Lewis, Katie Honan,
Speaker 5: even some of the real mainstays people I respect, the
Speaker 5: Marshall Kramer's, the Morgan McKay's. They never ask this guy
Speaker 5: a real question. Melissa Russo. Maybe every now and then,
Speaker 5: not often. You know, Michael Rappaport was very funny on
Speaker 5: this show yesterday. Let me go down there. I want
Speaker 5: to go down there. I want one of these stations
Speaker 5: to employ Sid Rosenberg for one day. One day. Let
Speaker 5: that communist run New York one Spectrum instead of Errol Lewis,
Speaker 5: that fat, stupid black racist sitting there with Mam Donnie
Speaker 5: every Thursday. Let me do it once. Your business is
Speaker 5: all about ratings. You do realize that, right you done? Bastards?
Speaker 5: Don't you think that Sid Rosenberg and Mam Donni would
Speaker 5: generate bigger ratings than Lewis and Mam Donnie. Now, look,
Speaker 5: I don't think I would even do it, because I'm
Speaker 5: not sure I could sit in the same room with
Speaker 5: that guy without beating him to a pulp. And yes
Speaker 5: that was just a physical, violent statement. I don't care.
Speaker 5: I don't think I can do it. I really don't.
Speaker 5: Frank Morano is one of our five Republican City Council members,
Speaker 5: you know the story, one of the two along with
Speaker 5: the great David Carr out of Staten Island and a
Speaker 5: tremendous radio guy as well. A former colleague, he joins
Speaker 5: us this morning, he's outraged about the mayor trying to
Speaker 5: redefine rape as well. So with that set prank, just
Speaker 5: take it away, Mam. Donnie's latest person.
Speaker 23: Said, I watched that answer three times because I genuinely
Speaker 23: couldn't believe that that was the answer the mayor of
Speaker 23: New York City chose to give, not on a subject
Speaker 23: like city steps or you know, welfare reform or something
Speaker 23: that maybe requires a little nuance or or some depth.
Speaker 23: It was a pretty cut and dry issue of rape
Speaker 23: in a post Me Too era. And he's ostensibly the
Speaker 23: leader of a political movement.
Speaker 11: That is very down with being woke and women's rights.
Speaker 23: And everything like that, not a movement that necessarily sees
Speaker 23: a lot of gray area when it comes to rape.
Speaker 10: I mean, this was eusy.
Speaker 23: If this was a Republican mayor or a politician of
Speaker 23: any type that gave this answer, forget about it. If
Speaker 23: that was Rudy Giuliani or Mike Bloomberg, they would have
Speaker 23: fulleyed him.
Speaker 5: This was about a politician. I got to tell you
Speaker 5: by went on the air and said that I'd be
Speaker 5: in trouble.
Speaker 23: Yeah, you've said a lot less severe things and gotten
Speaker 23: fulleyed for that. But I'll tell you, if more survivors
Speaker 23: are coming forward.
Speaker 11: That's a good thing.
Speaker 23: But the current that happened to them is not a
Speaker 23: good thing. And that's what the mayor totally failed to highlight.
Speaker 23: You don't spin rape statistics, you don't misoden them, you
Speaker 23: don't look for the sunny side. A survivor coming forward
Speaker 23: years later doesn't mean the rape didn't happen. It means
Speaker 23: we learned the predit later. The proper answer is, and
Speaker 23: this is not an answer that puts him in a
Speaker 23: bad light at all. If he would have given it
Speaker 23: is I'm deeply concerned. We're examining the numbers. We're going
Speaker 23: to protect women and bring predators to justice. Period's done,
Speaker 23: end of story. Instead, we got a sociology seminar this administration,
Speaker 23: and I think you know me, and I said this.
Speaker 11: Even before he was elected. I'm not looking to.
Speaker 23: Beat the guy up just to beat the guy up, right.
Speaker 23: I have no problem working with someone that I disagree
Speaker 23: with ninety nine percent of the time on the one
Speaker 23: issue that maybe we agree on. But this administration has
Speaker 23: this strange instinct Whenever New Yorkers identify disorder or crime,
Speaker 23: the first response is to explain why we're interpreting it incorrectly.
Speaker 5: Well, really, the first response really is to beat their
Speaker 5: chest and give out a couple of really favorable numbers.
Speaker 5: Which also I can go into those numbers like he
Speaker 5: did with the rape and do the same thing, but
Speaker 5: I choose not to. When it comes to shootings and murderers,
Speaker 5: that's their first response. We're doing great, except transit crime, right,
Speaker 5: except when somebody gets punched in the face on the subway,
Speaker 5: except when a Jewish person gets punched across the face,
Speaker 5: except when a young girl gets raped in a stairwell.
Speaker 5: Otherwise we're doing great.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 23: The reporter there asked a very simple, very fair question,
Speaker 23: and the mayor gave what can only be described as
Speaker 23: a bizarre answer.
Speaker 11: So I don't need the mayor.
Speaker 5: I think bizarre is the wrong word. I would go.
Speaker 5: I would even say insensitive and downright grotesque.
Speaker 23: So I don't need a mayor or any politician to
Speaker 23: find the silver lining in rapes to t I need
Speaker 23: him to find the rapist fight. This is crazy, is
Speaker 23: an absolutely crazy situation. And I was glad the speaker
Speaker 23: called him out on her. You could tell that, you
Speaker 23: know she is getting she is getting his goat to
Speaker 23: some extent.
Speaker 5: No, there's no question about it. You know, when Hard
Speaker 5: and I had art difficulties, she was really and i'll
Speaker 5: say this, bending over backwards to appease him. She has
Speaker 5: not been doing that as of late. Whether it was
Speaker 5: me Vicky, she has not been doing that as of late.
Speaker 5: I mean it seems like and you too, You know,
Speaker 5: you guys are constantly from the budget to the lack
Speaker 5: of cops, no cops on the budget, no fifth by
Speaker 5: a fighter, to this thing with the rape to the horses.
Speaker 5: It seems like almost every day. Now Julie Mennon has
Speaker 5: an issue with the mayor. Now I didn't play her response,
Speaker 5: but he can give me the monarch note version. What
Speaker 5: exactly did she say in response to that awful, awful
Speaker 5: description of rape by the mayor.
Speaker 23: Well, first of all, that question came about and Dan Mannery.
Speaker 23: You know from Picks asked it because she was making
Speaker 23: such a big deal over the uptick in rape crimes
Speaker 23: as a reason we need more cops, and then.
Speaker 11: He asked the question. She gave that a bizarre response.
Speaker 23: Not only did she, and by the way, not just her,
Speaker 23: but many of our colleagues you have I know you
Speaker 23: you and not without reason have said there's really not
Speaker 23: much not no such thing as a conservative Democrat these days,
Speaker 23: one at least as one in the city. Phil Wong,
Speaker 23: who represents Bob Holden's old district, he certainly is a conservative.
Speaker 5: Democrat and Bob Holden, but that matter. Bob Holden who
Speaker 5: I talked to when I watched his tweets every day,
Speaker 5: because I think he's a brilliant guy. He had our
Speaker 5: issues during the Curtis run, but I really loved the guy.
Speaker 5: Bob Holden was that guy. So it looks like Bill
Speaker 5: Wane has continued Holden's legacy.
Speaker 11: Is the mantle.
Speaker 23: But he decried the mayor's response, and so did more
Speaker 23: conventional establishment Democrats like Lynn Shulman and even some of
Speaker 23: the liberal Democrats. There is nobody standing up for what
Speaker 23: the mayor said. But basically, Julie said that in word
Speaker 23: or substance, in not quoting hereat, but that it defies
Speaker 23: any reasonable logic that the mayor.
Speaker 11: Would choose to characterize Rapes that way.
Speaker 23: And like you could almost give him a gimme if
Speaker 23: he was handling every other aspect of his job well,
Speaker 23: but honestly, everything that he is handling in this city
Speaker 23: is turning to pot And you know, I heard you,
Speaker 23: and maybe it was with Joe Bignigno the other day,
Speaker 23: or maybe it was one of your monologues, talk about
Speaker 23: how it takes time for the city to turn around
Speaker 23: in both directions, on a positive level and in a
Speaker 23: negative direction. We are setting this city up for failure
Speaker 23: in so many different areas. I heard you know, you know,
Speaker 23: your terrific interview with Vicky yesterday and they talked about
Speaker 23: the you guys talked about the little Litaly debacle. I mean,
Speaker 23: that's just one, one minor example, which ultimately doesn't affect
Speaker 23: many people's lives, but it says a lot about the
Speaker 23: mayor's character. He doesn't view himself as a cheerleader for
Speaker 23: New York City. He doesn't view himself as a mayor
Speaker 23: that represents all New Yorkers and if you look at
Speaker 23: how he's handling homelessness, the way that he's handling homelessness,
Speaker 23: whether it's in Manhattan, Brooklyn or Staten Island, that has
Speaker 23: the opportunity to set us back to the pre Giuliani
Speaker 23: era more than almost anything any mayor's ever done. Take
Speaker 23: a look at what's going on at the Intrepid. If
Speaker 23: you walk outside of the Intrepid, there's this homeless encampment.
Speaker 11: The Post has been covering it. It stretches twelve blocks.
Speaker 5: On the west side, twelve blocks.
Speaker 11: There's tense, there's open drug that's.
Speaker 5: Like Los Angeles. That's like Los Angeles, Frank, Yeah.
Speaker 11: And police.
Speaker 23: Had to intervene yesterday over an illegal electricity hookup. The
Speaker 23: homeless are setting up tamps and with electricity. And this
Speaker 23: is what happens when compassion gets divorced from common.
Speaker 5: Listen enough with the Compassion. I'm sorry, not on this show,
Speaker 5: save it for all the shows on this station. They
Speaker 5: talk about that I put my son on a subway.
Speaker 5: We have just back from Boca Raton, Florida, and New
Speaker 5: York is scary enough, and we had to take Gabriel
Speaker 5: to school one day on the subway. He was about
Speaker 5: seven years old and some guy pushed him, tried to
Speaker 5: physically harm him. Some other guy was naked, and you know,
Speaker 5: he didn't get he didn't. There wasn't a crime committed necessarily,
Speaker 5: but it scored that kid for life. And when you
Speaker 5: walk past some crazy homeless guy in New York City
Speaker 5: and he starts yelling and screaming or cursing, and he
Speaker 5: smells and looks terrible, that is not just some you know,
Speaker 5: some innocent guy. I know some of them were with
Speaker 5: service people and Vietnam and all that stuff. I get it.
Speaker 5: But it has gotten to the point where these people
Speaker 5: on the streets of New York City absolutely play a
Speaker 5: role in lessening the quality of life. It's enough, with compassion,
Speaker 5: get these people off the goddamn streets.
Speaker 23: Well, and you know what, it's also for that former
Speaker 23: serviceman that's now homeless because he's dealing with drug issues
Speaker 23: or mental illness. It's not compassionate to the homeless person
Speaker 23: living in a tent surrounded by rugs and filth. It's
Speaker 23: also to your point about quality of life.
Speaker 11: For everybody else.
Speaker 23: It's not compassionate to the bus driver who's got to
Speaker 23: work there, or the family taking their kid to the intrepid.
Speaker 23: And it's especially absurd to the taxpayers who are spending billions,
Speaker 23: billions with a b of.
Speaker 11: Dollars on a shelter and social servicesm.
Speaker 23: Only to be told that a twelve block encampment is
Speaker 23: somehow inevitable.
Speaker 5: Right, but that's Manhattan. So that's the twelve block in Manhattan.
Speaker 5: I know you listen to the very beginning of the
Speaker 5: show because you love that. You said that all these
Speaker 5: and all the big video confess lady, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 5: So I did play the video of Ena Vernakov out
Speaker 5: of Brooklyn and hook Car talking about what's going on,
Speaker 5: and she said, Bay in this company, I guess that's
Speaker 5: behind this potential shelter. They're being investigated. And mamdannie still
Speaker 5: gave a couple one hundred million dollars. Is that right?
Speaker 11: Well more or less? Yeah, I mean Inan is totally right.
Speaker 23: And this story ort to terrify every neighborhood in New
Speaker 23: York City because the issue isn't whether homeless people deserve help.
Speaker 23: Of course they do, right where a compassionate city, even
Speaker 23: if even if we won't be when you're mayor. But
Speaker 23: the issue is whether city hall can fundamentally transform a
Speaker 23: residential neighborhood, which is what Sheep said, Bay is with
Speaker 23: virtually no meaningful community input. They're taking out families and
Speaker 23: bringing in one hundred and ten single adult men. The
Speaker 23: city says it's not even conducting criminal background vetting.
Speaker 11: Across the street from.
Speaker 23: Where that the shelter is going to be, where the
Speaker 23: gold Star in or the yeah, the gold Star in
Speaker 23: the city. Across the street is a park that's used
Speaker 23: by children. How does a government look parents in the
Speaker 23: eye and say, don't worry, we deliberately chose not to
Speaker 23: find out who we're placing here. Vetting isn't demonizing the
Speaker 23: homeless or anybody. Vetting is just basic competence. And I
Speaker 23: keep saying this because in our district in Staten Island,
Speaker 23: they're doing the same thing. We're living version of it
Speaker 23: on arthur Kill Road. Communities learn about these decisions after
Speaker 23: this bureaucracy has already is the side I did what.
Speaker 11: It's going to do.
Speaker 5: You know what I would do. I would not only
Speaker 5: not close Rikers Island, I'd build new housing on Rikers Island,
Speaker 5: and I'd put three groups of people on Rikers Island.
Speaker 5: I mean this Obviously, the criminals, they need to be there, Okay,
Speaker 5: not in my neighborhood. Secondly, I would put illegals somewhere
Speaker 5: else on Rikers Island, and the homeless. You got acres
Speaker 5: and acres and acres and acres of land. Take all
Speaker 5: three of those groups, the criminals, the illegals, and the homeless,
Speaker 5: and build more housing and put them on Rikers Island.
Speaker 5: Keep all those people away from law abiding citizens like USh.
Speaker 5: Let me get to the minorities. This battle over specialty
Speaker 5: programs in schools. Both of my kids went through the
Speaker 5: public school system in New York and it nearly ruined
Speaker 5: both of them. Thank God, even Gabriel are smart kids.
Speaker 5: I've got great parents. But it really did nearly ruin
Speaker 5: both of them. Here's another issue with this mayor education.
Speaker 5: What's going on with that brank.
Speaker 23: Well, So yesterday and numbers came out. So New York
Speaker 23: City has a few of the very best public schools,
Speaker 23: not just in the country, but the world. Stuyvesant Bronx
Speaker 23: High School of Science, Brooklyn Tech right in the world, right,
Speaker 23: And I think John Katsintitis went to Brooklyn Tech. So
Speaker 23: my dad said, my brother, great school. No, I think
Speaker 23: he went to Fordham Prepp. Sure he didn't make it
Speaker 23: to Brooklyn Tech. I mean, okay, but so now you
Speaker 23: have to take a test to get in there. And
Speaker 23: the numbers came out yesterday that there's a very small
Speaker 23: portion of black New Yorkers that that were admitted. Right,
Speaker 23: And instead of saying, all right, how do we get
Speaker 23: more black and Hispanic students to get to a point
Speaker 23: where they can pass the test? Now Mom, Donnie and
Speaker 23: all of the social justice advocates are talking about how
Speaker 23: can we again dismantle this tests?
Speaker 11: So this is crazy.
Speaker 23: The most interesting person in the time story on this
Speaker 23: today wasn't Mamdani, but it was a retired black math
Speaker 23: and engineering teacher from Brooklyn Tech named sam Atawomi. He
Speaker 23: went to Brooklyn Tech himself in the eighties. He grew
Speaker 23: up in the South Bronx, and he said his middle
Speaker 23: school teachers told him about the specialized high schools. They
Speaker 23: prepared him for the test, and three other kids from
Speaker 23: his eighth grade class went to Brooklyn Tech with him.
Speaker 23: His explanation today in the papers is that middle schools
Speaker 23: don't make that a priority anymore because many of them
Speaker 23: are struggling just to get kids to pass the state test.
Speaker 23: That's the whole debate. So the New York City school
Speaker 23: system is failing to prepare black and Hispanic kids for
Speaker 23: a rigorous exam, and the solution is to get rid
Speaker 23: of the exam. That's what the mayor in these advocates
Speaker 23: want the sahsat, which is what they call that test,
Speaker 23: the specialized high school you know exam. They may be
Speaker 23: revealing inequality, but that doesn't mean the test created the
Speaker 23: equal No Markidani says, one test doesn't measure apptitude. Okay,
Speaker 23: I agree, but no test measures the totality of a
Speaker 23: human being. The question is whether this test measures the
Speaker 23: academic skills necessary to succeed in some of the most
Speaker 23: rigorous high schools in America. These schools are able to
Speaker 23: take one generation of immigrants who come here impoverished and
Speaker 23: turn them into wealthy lawyers, doctors, generals, radio station owners
Speaker 23: like John Katzimatid's health insurance executives like my dad.
Speaker 11: These were people that who are poor.
Speaker 23: In working class and because of the education that they
Speaker 23: got at these specialized high schools, they're able to be
Speaker 23: really successful people. And to the mayor to say, we
Speaker 23: want to destroy these schools by destroying the test. Why
Speaker 23: because too many Chinese people get in. Sorry, help these kids,
Speaker 23: Help these blacknesspanic kids pass the test.
Speaker 5: Yeah, how about competing with the Asian kids who are
Speaker 5: homedoing math and science while our kids are doing half
Speaker 5: naked dan is on TikTok is that the Asians? Paul,
Speaker 5: let's dump down all of our tests and make sure
Speaker 5: that i'm Aronic kids can compete. M Donnie's an asshole.
Speaker 5: That's the bottom line. I can't say it any better
Speaker 5: than that. But you, I'm going to say to you
Speaker 5: the same thing I said to Vicki Patadino yesterday. You
Speaker 5: are too smart and too good. You've already you've already
Speaker 5: outlived the city council. I need you to want with
Speaker 5: something bigger. What do you mean that, Frank? I think
Speaker 5: I think you're brilliant. I think you're brilliant. I really do.
Speaker 23: On Staten Island, we're very blessed to have a lot
Speaker 23: of very good elected officials Queen's you know, Vicky would
Speaker 23: be much more a greater improvement over John lou the
Speaker 23: state senator there, and obviously she and the borough president
Speaker 23: the term limited there. She'd be great there, But you know,
Speaker 23: we're very lucky to have a great congress person, and
Speaker 23: Nicole Maya talks a great stanator in Andy Lanza. But honestly,
Speaker 23: if you could see the crazy bills that some of
Speaker 23: my colleagues in the city council, you know, bring up
Speaker 23: on a regular basis, and some of the things that
Speaker 23: the mayor's officer are doing.
Speaker 11: We didn't even get into. Maybe we do it next time.
Speaker 23: The the Department of Education contracting scandal where this school's chancellor,
Speaker 23: Kamarael Samuels he may turn out to be the shortest
Speaker 23: tenured schools chancellor since Mike Bloomberg picked Kathy Black because
Speaker 23: the amount of stone walling and lack of transparency about
Speaker 23: how these contracts are given out. I'm sure you saw
Speaker 23: the story, but maybe you already might have missed it.
Speaker 23: They had a vendor that they had in schools that
Speaker 23: basically they encouraged the vendor to break the rules or
Speaker 23: at least bend the rules about how they were billing
Speaker 23: the city so that they could get paid. And on
Speaker 23: top of that, they found that a school that was
Speaker 23: a teacher that was dismissed for doing all sorts of
Speaker 23: wacky things with students was back in a school through
Speaker 23: the vendor, no vetting and anything at all. And we've
Speaker 23: asked Julie Mennon and the council have asked repeatedly about
Speaker 23: how these contracts are awarded, how the procurement process has
Speaker 23: been given out, and we've gotten no answers at all.
Speaker 23: And only yesterday, when the mayor was threatened with a
Speaker 23: subpoena did he say that they're going.
Speaker 11: To be looking into it.
Speaker 23: So there's a lot going wrong with the city. And
Speaker 23: I think it may sound silly to people that think
Speaker 23: that the city Council is just a silly place to be,
Speaker 23: but there's a lot of need for oversight and there's
Speaker 23: a lot of need for fighting the good fight on
Speaker 23: the city council. You know, you were kind of enough
Speaker 23: to mention my radio career, and I miss being on
Speaker 23: the radio very much, and that's why I'm so grateful
Speaker 23: when you give me these opportunities. But you know, it
Speaker 23: was a very difficult decision to walk away from a
Speaker 23: show that I really enjoyed doing number one, but was
Speaker 23: really growing in the ratings and affiliates and revenue and
Speaker 23: all the ways that we measure radio success. And I
Speaker 23: wouldn't be doing this and working eighteen hours a day,
Speaker 23: literally maybe more if I didn't think that I could
Speaker 23: move the needle forward and move the ball forward in
Speaker 23: a positive way. And we're trying to deliver for veterans.
Speaker 23: I'm doing that as the chair of the Veterans Committee
Speaker 23: and trying to do a lot of other good things.
Speaker 23: So I appreciate the endorsement for a future office, but
Speaker 23: I'm very content to stay here and battle the battle
Speaker 23: the crazies as best as we can.
Speaker 5: Well, God bless you, and no disrespect anybody on the
Speaker 5: air now or prior, but we've never really replaced you.
Speaker 5: No one can we. You know, they're all nice people,
Speaker 5: but they don't they don't come close to what you
Speaker 5: accomplished here.
Speaker 11: I appreciate that true true love.
Speaker 5: Listen, I don't listen. I tell the truth, and you know,
Speaker 5: John can't yell at me if I tell the truth.
Speaker 5: I tell the truth. We've tried, and we have some
Speaker 5: nice people. As a guy here now, he's very nice,
Speaker 5: but he ain't you, So listen. Continued success, keep up
Speaker 5: the fight. Frank Morano. You're great and this is a
Speaker 5: great appearance as always. Thank you so much.
Speaker 23: Thank you for having me said congratulations again on the
Speaker 23: interview with Benjamin nettin Yah who you know, some of
Speaker 23: the people took issue with the clip that you played
Speaker 23: this morning and yesterday about me saying that you're maybe
Speaker 23: the most influential New York radio host since since Bob
Speaker 23: grand I stand by that. I don't know that there's
Speaker 23: another local radio show that to talk about the biggest
Speaker 23: story in the country, the Lindsey Graham situation, and could
Speaker 23: get the second most newsworthy person on the planet, which
Speaker 23: is Benjamin nettan Yahoo, to come on that show and
Speaker 23: talk about it and do so with a level of
Speaker 23: candor that I haven't really heard him express anywhere else.
Speaker 23: You know, this is the only show where on any
Speaker 23: given day you could hear the President or Ertawan or
Speaker 23: Joe Benigno or you know, or like Daryl Strawberry. Like,
Speaker 23: there's just no telling what will happen on this show
Speaker 23: any given in the day. And it's one of the
Speaker 23: reasons that I think people are afraid to tune out.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Buddy, Strawberry will be on this show, fatties,
Speaker 5: see enough, Yeah, Strawberry one is going to be a
Speaker 5: tough one, but we'll see what we can do. Frank,
Speaker 5: great job, Bialdy tourrific. Thank you so much, Paul, I
Speaker 5: love you, thank you.
Speaker 11: Thank you, brother, I love you. Thanks for the support
Speaker 11: and in allowing.
Speaker 5: Me on that great Frank Morno right there, City Council, remember,
Speaker 5: will take a break. We have a lot more great
Speaker 5: guys to come today.
Speaker 27: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 27: Podcast Network.
Speaker 5: Another issue in this city is happening in a neighborhood
Speaker 5: very close to where me and luwar You go from
Speaker 5: our neighborhood to broad Channel. We love Marty Penny and
Speaker 5: Adrians to Howard Beach, I love Joe, Lenny's love them.
Speaker 5: I love Benny and Joe at the Vino's a bunch
Speaker 5: of restaurants there. And it turns out in Howard Beach,
Speaker 5: Jen Dolanzo best Botox in New York City, turns out
Speaker 5: they're stealing statues, religious statues off the lawns. How is
Speaker 5: that possible? So we played a cut yesterday from Phyllis
Speaker 5: in Sirillo. She happens to be the chief of staff
Speaker 5: for our councilwoman Joanne Ariola. Maybe she'll be next, that's
Speaker 5: the rumor. I don't know but Phyllis reached out and
Speaker 5: she's on right now from Howard Beach. Our friend Phyllis Phyllis,
Speaker 5: good morning, how are you?
Speaker 23: Good morning?
Speaker 19: Said thanks so much for having me.
Speaker 5: Nice to have you. We did play your cut yesterday.
Speaker 5: At first I thought it was Joanne Ariola, then I
Speaker 5: realized it was you. But it seems like that's a
Speaker 5: big issue in Howard Beach. People's stealing religious statues off
Speaker 5: the lawns. Have you made any progress in finding these scumbags?
Speaker 19: So there is a person of interest for these statues
Speaker 19: in Herod Beach as well as in our neighboring community
Speaker 19: of Ozone Park. The police are seeking out this person,
Speaker 19: so we're hopefully going to have an arrest on that soon.
Speaker 19: But more importantly, I think is the fact that people
Speaker 19: have no problems stealing, you know, Catholic statues and symbols
Speaker 19: of Christianity. Throughout New York City. We're seeing an uptick
Speaker 19: in attacks on churches. We just had an attack on
Speaker 19: a church, a molotov cocktail bombing on a church at
Speaker 19: Ozone Park, and then a Jehovah Witness church and what Haven.
Speaker 19: And we're seeing statues being stolen from churches in Rockaway
Speaker 19: and now right in front of our own homes. So
Speaker 19: you know, we'd like to see a bigger voice coming
Speaker 19: from the diocese on this. We haven't seen any you know,
Speaker 19: show of force within the communities where it's happening from
Speaker 19: the bishop. And I'm just wondering where he is.
Speaker 5: I mean, I guess and I don't know this, but
Speaker 5: Cardinal Dolan he would have been all over this. But
Speaker 5: the new guy, Ronald Hicks, he's given you nothing.
Speaker 19: Right, nothing Nothing from the arch diocese, nothing from the
Speaker 19: Brooklyn Diocese. And you know, it's concerning when you have,
Speaker 19: especially in the community like Howard Beach. I am the
Speaker 19: Howard Beach and the Wood Civic President here in Howard Beach,
Speaker 19: and you know, we are a large Catholic community here
Speaker 19: and we're not seeing anything from our leadership of the church.
Speaker 5: Terrible. See in the good old days, and I know
Speaker 5: you're gonna be uncomfortable with this, but tough. In the
Speaker 5: good old days, we wouldn't leave it up to the church.
Speaker 5: There was a guy named Gotti. There's still guys there
Speaker 5: who live there right now. I know some that they
Speaker 5: would do the job we need to be done. I
Speaker 5: know that we all try to sell the mob doesn't
Speaker 5: exist anymore. Nonsense.
Speaker 11: It does.
Speaker 5: But in the good old days in Howard Beach, you know,
Speaker 5: this would have been over already, right, The statues would
Speaker 5: be right back on the lawn and somebody would be home, Dad.
Speaker 5: That's a fact, you know that, right fellas well.
Speaker 19: The thing is that we do have great leadership here,
Speaker 19: Thank god, we have Council memor Aiola. Our civic is
Speaker 19: very strong in the area and when you come through
Speaker 19: Howard Beach you know that it's a strong peacher out
Speaker 19: of community. We have people like Eddie Earle, who's our
Speaker 19: neighborhood flagman, you know, hanging hundreds of flags. He's in
Speaker 19: the seventies, climbing up on a ladder, you know, every
Speaker 19: spring to make sure the community is full of flags.
Speaker 19: And our civic does so many events to promote patriotism.
Speaker 19: We actually have a Columbus Day festival as well, right
Speaker 19: by Saint Helen's Church. We host the local feast here
Speaker 19: in Howard Beach at Saint Helens. So there are people
Speaker 19: that are pushing back. We have advocates here and we're
Speaker 19: going to make sure that we hold them accountable. And
Speaker 19: we have a great captain at the one oh six Priestinct,
Speaker 19: Captain Derris, and our community affairs officers Detective Jaffe and
Speaker 19: Officer Carr, who are in constant contact with us about
Speaker 19: this and making sure that they are going to hold
Speaker 19: this guy accountable when they find him.
Speaker 5: Now, this guy, white guy, black eye, it matters what
Speaker 5: does he look like.
Speaker 19: So from the images that I saw from cameras, it
Speaker 19: seems like it's a white guy. But I have no
Speaker 19: idea of his background or you know, what he's about.
Speaker 5: Let me get into our neighborhoods because when I growing
Speaker 5: up bay Ridge strong Italian, I guess it kind of
Speaker 5: still is. You know, I don't know. There's a lot
Speaker 5: of Muslims there, I'm being honest. Benson Hurst, same thing.
Speaker 5: A lot of Koreans and Asians there now O Zone Park,
Speaker 5: Arthur Revenue and the Bronx and Howard Beach. I mean,
Speaker 5: you guys an Italian stronghold. And I've got restaurant owners
Speaker 5: who say to me, SID they're about to build mosques
Speaker 5: in Howard Beach. Are going come on, I know, O
Speaker 5: Zone Park, but Howard Beach. Is there any truth to that?
Speaker 19: No? I mean I know that you and I discussed
Speaker 19: that yesterday. There's no moss being built on Cross Si
Speaker 19: Bouvard and Howard Beach. But what I can tell you
Speaker 19: is that we are still a strong Italian community. We
Speaker 19: have lots of neighbors from all different facets of life,
Speaker 19: and we all live together in harmony here. There are
Speaker 19: no issues throughout our community. And this particular person doesn't
Speaker 19: even live in Howard Beach that came to fight to.
Speaker 11: Steal the statues.
Speaker 5: That's hugely the case. Yeah, that's hugely the case. So
Speaker 5: I would imagine, you, guys, if there're still a very
Speaker 5: strong Italian community and a lot of Italians that live there,
Speaker 5: from Gendlanzo TOI Marino to you to join, I would
Speaker 5: imagine that when this mayor, this repulsive, disgusting racist mayor
Speaker 5: left little Italy and author revenue in the bronx of
Speaker 5: the immigration on played map, I would hope at least
Speaker 5: and Howard Beats was furious.
Speaker 19: Everybody here was furious, you know, everybody was posting online
Speaker 19: about it. And what we did was we took action
Speaker 19: right away with the council Member's office and Council Member Morano,
Speaker 19: who we love. They are the two chairs of the
Speaker 19: Italian Caucus. They put up a post. Immediately we contacted
Speaker 19: the Mayor's office and immediately he backtracked and said, oh wait, wait, wait,
Speaker 19: this is from the prior administration. We're going to put
Speaker 19: Little Italy back on the map. But more so than that,
Speaker 19: we are going to be pending a letter to the
Speaker 19: mayor adding other communities besides just a little ly. I
Speaker 19: understand that there is in you know, a large group
Speaker 19: of Italian immigrants living in Little Italy at the time,
Speaker 19: but we can't erase the fact that it was a
Speaker 19: backbone of the city in its time, and now we
Speaker 19: do have areas where there are large groups of Italian
Speaker 19: still living together. And we want to make sure that
Speaker 19: our history is not a race and our culture is
Speaker 19: not a race. And with the Italian Caucus, we're doing
Speaker 19: a lot of different events and different things that you'll
Speaker 19: say that you haven't seen before. With this caucus, we've
Speaker 19: included all of the Italian organizations throughout New York City
Speaker 19: to be included, so that we are one strong voice
Speaker 19: together working towards.
Speaker 29: The same goals.
Speaker 5: Somebody put on Twitter yesterday they said, you know what
Speaker 5: we love. You said, no one's ever going to argue
Speaker 5: your love for Israel, and the Jewish people can't argue that.
Speaker 5: I'm going back to Israel again in October will be
Speaker 5: the sixth time since the war. They said, But man,
Speaker 5: you show such respect to Christ, to Christians, and I do.
Speaker 5: I put on Twitter yesterday I said, listen, I'm a
Speaker 5: proud Jew. That's never going to change. But I have
Speaker 5: a healthy love and respect for Christ and my brothers
Speaker 5: and sisters in the Christian community because I realize that
Speaker 5: if we're going to get rid of hate, anti Semitism,
Speaker 5: but hate in this world, it can only happen if
Speaker 5: Christians and Jews come together. That's why we're so disappointed
Speaker 5: when Christians turn out to be anti Semitic. It really
Speaker 5: bothers me because the truth is, we're built this country
Speaker 5: was built on Judeo Christian values. We should be brothers
Speaker 5: and sisters in this fight against hate. So I'm glad
Speaker 5: you brought up the church buyer bombings, what's going on
Speaker 5: in Howard Beach. Course, I'm not just about the Jews.
Speaker 5: I'm not just about Israel. I know what's going on
Speaker 5: with Christians in this country. I know Christians are being
Speaker 5: murdered by Muslims in Africa and all over the world.
Speaker 5: So it's time for people to pay attention to all
Speaker 5: the atrocities going on with Christians.
Speaker 19: Absolutely, and thank you for that night. And I know
Speaker 19: you are supportive of the Catholic faith and the Christian faith,
Speaker 19: and we want to see more of that, right. I
Speaker 19: want to see the leaders the rabbis coming out and
Speaker 19: talking out against this. I want to see the Emams
Speaker 19: coming out and talking out against this, because Catholics are
Speaker 19: very bad at advocating for themselves, but they're the first
Speaker 19: ones out there to say when something anti Semitic or
Speaker 19: something that's you know, considered anti Muslim happened. They're the
Speaker 19: first ones out there to say something. And then something
Speaker 19: happens to us and we do not see any of
Speaker 19: their leadership of the church.
Speaker 5: It really is sad. Anything else that we should know
Speaker 5: about with this story, or because you autorific by the way, Fellas,
Speaker 5: anything else with that community and Howard Beach we should
Speaker 5: know about.
Speaker 19: Well, just know that we're here. We're a great community.
Speaker 19: We have great restaurants. You mentioned Joe. I'm very close
Speaker 19: with Joe and during the Candya from Lenny's Clambar they're
Speaker 19: dear friends of mine. They are very giving towards the community.
Speaker 19: We did a street renaming for Lenny's two years ago
Speaker 19: for the fiftieth anniversary. But come to Howard Beach. You'll
Speaker 19: see a strong Italian community with lots of faith here,
Speaker 19: and we're happy to have you. And said, definitely, I'll
Speaker 19: meet you with Lenny's for a drink one day.
Speaker 5: No, I love Joe, he's great back. One day. I
Speaker 5: was at Lenny's one night, i should say, and he
Speaker 5: wasn't there. Joe and I finished dinner with Danielle and Gabe,
Speaker 5: my family, and we walked out and I got a
Speaker 5: text from Joe and I said, how do you know
Speaker 5: I just left? Yes, Tom was inside the place, and
Speaker 5: you wanted to make sure they took tear of me
Speaker 5: and the other guy, you know, Benny and Joe down
Speaker 5: when you you first get into Howard Beach, right there
Speaker 5: by Frankie Russo. I love Frankie Russo too. You know
Speaker 5: Vetro's and Russo's on the bay. They owned the vinos
Speaker 5: and on the walls and divinos. You know this Phyllis
Speaker 5: They have all these pictures of very famous people. You're there, yes, yes, right,
Speaker 5: next to the President Trump.
Speaker 23: Made it here in Harraba.
Speaker 5: I know I'm right next to President Trump and Joe
Speaker 5: Demaggio and Marilyn Monroe's Actually President Trump is in a
Speaker 5: picture with Sarah Palin, but there I am on the wall.
Speaker 5: That's a big deal, right absolutely.
Speaker 19: And listen, the next time you speak to President Trump,
Speaker 19: please do me a favor and let them know I
Speaker 19: need him to fulfill the campaign promise of bringing all
Speaker 19: of our city workers back to work, because I don't
Speaker 19: know if you know this, but we still have firefighters,
Speaker 19: police officers, teachers out of work because of a vaccine
Speaker 19: mandate from five years ago.
Speaker 5: Son of a bitch, Adams. I will I'm going to
Speaker 5: see him Saturday at Bedminster. I will let him know that. Phyllis,
Speaker 5: You're terrific. I actually hope you will play Joanne. Excellent
Speaker 5: job here, this more and keep up the fight. I
Speaker 5: love all of you. People in Howard Beach are great
Speaker 5: American Thank you so much, Thanks so much. Take care,
Speaker 5: God bless you. Billis and soireto right there, and she's
Speaker 5: great writing home. She was the voice on that clip yesterday,
Speaker 5: and what a fighter. You gotta love her.
Speaker 1: No, Yeah, well I like the fact that they have
Speaker 1: somebody at least they know who this person is. They
Speaker 1: just got to find them. The person's stealing the statues.
Speaker 5: Yeah, creep.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Like I said, in the good old days, I would
Speaker 5: just put them outside at about midnight and have John
Speaker 5: or somebody else.
Speaker 20: And I loved her response.
Speaker 1: She just is like, I'm not even gonna pretend like
Speaker 1: he even said that, I'm just gonna talk about others.
Speaker 5: We had an off air of conversation yesterday and I said,
Speaker 5: why can't we just handle this guy to the old passion?
Speaker 11: Wait?
Speaker 5: So she laughed at that point, but not today. She
Speaker 5: just her professional deal. Well, take a short break. We're
Speaker 5: going to talk to the amazing Congressman Peter King. He
Speaker 5: said every Wednesday, he'll come up next. Before it's said
Speaker 5: and done, you guys remember Jay Deeley, you NFL fans,
Speaker 5: big time kicker, big time for the Giants, the Jet,
Speaker 5: the Dolphins, the Cardinals. He's running for Congress in Arizona
Speaker 5: and he got a huge video endorsement from President Trump yesterday.
Speaker 5: Former NFL kicker j Beely will join me in the
Speaker 5: nine o'clock hour and later on this hour. Yep, the
Speaker 5: great one Mark Levin.
Speaker 27: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 27: podcast network.
Speaker 5: Frankie's been a friend for many years, and I guess
Speaker 5: Frankie was with Bowl last night at Kassa Chipriani and
Speaker 5: the mayor was there. So the mayor told Keith Cantwrizho
Speaker 5: was out of town. That's why he didn't meet us
Speaker 5: for our monthly dinner, which he usually comes to at Ilmonello.
Speaker 5: They love Bow there too on forty nine between first
Speaker 5: and second. But I don't think Eric Adams wants to
Speaker 5: be at dinner with me, That's the bottom line. I
Speaker 5: really believe that he was there a couple of months ago.
Speaker 5: It was fine, you know, Hi, Hi, not much and
Speaker 5: how's it come back? Since I was told he was
Speaker 5: out of town. So I know, Orange and you're listening
Speaker 5: and the rest of you not out of town at
Speaker 5: Cassa Chipriani. Just didn't want to come with us, which
Speaker 5: is fine with me because again I'm not buying into
Speaker 5: Eric was great because the Blasio was so bad before
Speaker 5: him and Mamdani is the worst ever after him. That
Speaker 5: doesn't mean that Eric was great. In fact, for the
Speaker 5: better part of three years, Eric was terrible. I mean
Speaker 5: terrible corruption everywhere, indictments everywhere, Pohamas running up and down
Speaker 5: this city like you never saw before, Americans sleeping on
Speaker 5: park benches, but illegals getting five star hotels, subways a mess.
Speaker 5: That was the real Eric Adams deal. Okay, and I
Speaker 5: work with a lot of people here who are up
Speaker 5: Eric Adams ass. They still are, They still are. I'm
Speaker 5: not going to name names because I happened to love
Speaker 5: those people, but I told them early on he had
Speaker 5: no chance of winning, and I think they embarrassed themselves
Speaker 5: when they went all in with Eric. Early on. I said,
Speaker 5: he ain't gonna make it. He's lost every Republican in
Speaker 5: this city because he's not really a Republican. That was me,
Speaker 5: the Democrat. They don't want any part of this guy.
Speaker 5: Now they sucked up to Trump. The blacks don't want them.
Speaker 5: And I was right. He couldn't even make it through
Speaker 5: the damn race. He had to quit before in a
Speaker 5: race where Curtis got seven percent. That's all you need
Speaker 5: to know here. He is the former amazing congressman. Homeland
Speaker 5: Security our staple on Wednesday Mornings, my guy Peter King Pete,
Speaker 5: First of all, thank you for that lovely message. You
Speaker 5: sent me a couple of days ago after day one
Speaker 5: of my son Gabriel working with Bruce Blakeman. It was very,
Speaker 5: very nice, and I will tell you that as Kaby
Speaker 5: gets set for day three. But the next governor. He
Speaker 5: loves the job. He loves Bruce, and Bruce has been
Speaker 5: making ways. Now down by just five or six points,
Speaker 5: things are looking good, Pete King for Bruce Blakeman.
Speaker 11: Now Bruce is really on the move. And I would
Speaker 11: just say as far as your family, I've met all
Speaker 11: four of you and there's no doubt who the bottom
Speaker 11: person is. That's you. And it's a tieph number one
Speaker 11: with Danny hell Gave and it really is. Talk about it.
Speaker 11: I get on the top of the league, in the
Speaker 11: bottom of the league. Got he got great. He gave
Speaker 11: us great. He really is. Remember the night we were
Speaker 11: in a Duelo's and Gabe was his friend.
Speaker 5: I was there, my uh, your grandson Josh was there.
Speaker 11: You and Melissia were armed wrestling. Yeah, I gave and
Speaker 11: Jack and trucking back and forth. You argue with the
Speaker 11: way it is. We sat in John Gotti's table.
Speaker 5: That's terrific right now, we did. That was the after
Speaker 5: Gott he and Sammy had Paul Castelano rubbed out at
Speaker 5: Sparks Steakhouse. People don't know this, but God, he called
Speaker 5: an emergency meeting of the five families, like like one
Speaker 5: o'clock in the morning, and they had it at Guard
Speaker 5: Julos in Cony Island, and we sat at that exact table.
Speaker 5: You still remember that, you love that.
Speaker 11: Pete, Right, that was a great time and really was
Speaker 11: it was.
Speaker 5: And look, Bruce is up in the northern part of
Speaker 5: the state today. You know. I called him last night.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna be honest with you. I called him to say,
Speaker 5: maybe we should consider reaching out to at least a
Speaker 5: fire and getting her endorsement. Now. I've reached out to
Speaker 5: a Lease a couple of times over the last couple
Speaker 5: of weeks. He had a new book out and I
Speaker 5: wanted to help her promote her book. She did not
Speaker 5: answer any of my requests. Anie she hates me, and
Speaker 5: truth be told, I think Bruce also reached out to
Speaker 5: her and he got nothing. So even though I thought
Speaker 5: it may have been a good idea, it looks like
Speaker 5: she's angry, she's resentful, and I don't know why she
Speaker 5: should have stayed in the race. She had plenty of money,
Speaker 5: upwards of fifteen million dollars, plenty of support in the
Speaker 5: northern part of the state, but like a coward, she
Speaker 5: jumped out. And Bruce Blakeman is fighting the good fight.
Speaker 5: So in the end he's the hero.
Speaker 11: No, he really is. And Bruce is doing a great job.
Speaker 11: And you know you and I have a comments done
Speaker 11: before about some of the Republicans who said Bruce can't win. Bruce,
Speaker 11: Bruce's doing a great job. He's going everywhere. Yeah, he
Speaker 11: started off twenty points behind. That makes sense. She's the
Speaker 11: in company, he's not. The fact is, when he ran
Speaker 11: against lower Current, who was much more popular than Kathy Hooker,
Speaker 11: was Bruce's twenty four points behind, and that was the
Speaker 11: same thing over the summer. It's a long, hot slog
Speaker 11: doing that. But when he's out there every day, every day,
Speaker 11: Bruce is just picking up votes everywhere he goes. She's
Speaker 11: losing votes every time people see her. Here from her
Speaker 11: So no, this is going to be to me a
Speaker 11: big victory for Bruce in November. But Republicans have to
Speaker 11: stay united. As far as the Lease, I don't know
Speaker 11: what happened there. I mean, he was always friendly with
Speaker 11: Lease in the House. She was good to work with.
Speaker 11: We run the Intelligence Committee together. And then all of
Speaker 11: a sudden she was out of the race. I mean,
Speaker 11: Bruce was actually that said party that there's where police
Speaker 11: have SA said.
Speaker 5: That I know that girl. You'll buy me dinner every
Speaker 5: year with those guys.
Speaker 11: Right, So I was out there this year, Bruce was there,
Speaker 11: was there, and he was going to go upstate the
Speaker 11: next day on his campaign, but we knew at that
Speaker 11: moment Elise was still in the race. Then Bruce says,
Speaker 11: I don't know, I'm hearing if she made back out
Speaker 11: as what and come on, but you know, I just
Speaker 11: thought he's being overly confident. And the next thing, I know,
Speaker 11: next day, she dropped out. So I don't know what
Speaker 11: that was a I don't know, and I don't want
Speaker 11: to say.
Speaker 5: I mean, and I think she got mad at Trump
Speaker 5: because Trump was not going to endorse her over Bruce,
Speaker 5: no way, but the man some other things too. I
Speaker 5: don't know. I don't care at this point. All I
Speaker 5: know is, you know, Mike Laula was going to run,
Speaker 5: but he backed out because Trump wanted him in Congress,
Speaker 5: and you know, Bruce is our guy, and I think
Speaker 5: he's a tremendous candidate, and I think he's gonna beat her.
Speaker 5: But of course we're going to see got a lot
Speaker 5: of months ahead of us. I do want to get
Speaker 5: to Israel because I did have bb on this show
Speaker 5: a couple of days ago. When you're a staunch pro
Speaker 5: Israel advocate. I know you heard the conversation with me
Speaker 5: and Bibie and he said, look, me and President Trump,
Speaker 5: we've never been better. Two days that friends, even family
Speaker 5: members tend to argue whether it was Turkey or Iran,
Speaker 5: it doesn't matter. We've never been better. So my question
Speaker 5: is pe because you've been in these rooms before with
Speaker 5: the biggest leaders in the world, do you believe them?
Speaker 11: I believe that, Uh, they still are closed, probably not
Speaker 11: as close as they should be. And I don't want
Speaker 11: to be critical President Trump, hey, but I think sometimes
Speaker 11: he overreacts to you. Life is not as he looks
Speaker 11: upon things as the real estate deal. So he can
Speaker 11: work out something involving Iran and Israel has happens to
Speaker 11: be in the way. It annoys him when that Yahoo
Speaker 11: says no, he can't do that. I mean, we can't
Speaker 11: just say that Israel us to stop attacking Hesbellah. I mean,
Speaker 11: the fact is that that they are a main They
Speaker 11: are a direct threat to Israel and Iran is somehow
Speaker 11: by trying to work out a deal between Iran and
Speaker 11: the United States and excluding Israel and Hesbela that tremendously
Speaker 11: weakens Israel. Israel has to have the right to go
Speaker 11: into Lebanon after Hesbella. That what is Israel care about Lebanon.
Speaker 11: They don't care at all. They're don't trying to pick
Speaker 11: up more property or more territory. But that's where the
Speaker 11: enemy is. Hesbelas as a sanctuary in Lebanon and they
Speaker 11: attack Israel. So I can understand President Trump looks at
Speaker 11: things much more for a deal. Let's make the deal
Speaker 11: and we can worry about Hezbela later on. Well Bb
Speaker 11: does have that luxury because he is where we every
Speaker 11: day about rockets coming in from whether I'm because of Hezbela.
Speaker 11: So listen, they get along as well as Tenny two
Speaker 11: world leaders can. But I think when it comes crunch time,
Speaker 11: you have to stay together. Even if there are individual differences,
Speaker 11: you got to resolve that. And I think it's going
Speaker 11: to be resolved in the big picture when this is
Speaker 11: finally written. I think you're going to see the Israel
Speaker 11: and United States and Trump and then Yahoo stood together.
Speaker 5: Me too. But my fear is JD. Vans. I'm sorry,
Speaker 5: s halving this conversation with a person yesterday opens to work.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to say where in the Trump administration
Speaker 5: loves Vance. I go why, And after my ten minute conversation,
Speaker 5: they were like, yeah, yeah, so we'll see.
Speaker 11: I don't trust JD. Vans, I mean either to me,
Speaker 11: he was against this from the start. He's one of
Speaker 11: those isolationists and the at Tucker cars in the wing
Speaker 11: that somehow looks upon Israel as being an impediment to
Speaker 11: peace rather than and our main ally in the Middle East.
Speaker 11: And then you have I keep going back to this,
Speaker 11: what does Steve Whitcock do in negotiating with Iran? I mean,
Speaker 11: you're talking about one of the most sophisticated diplomatic people
Speaker 11: in the world of the Iranians. They've been doing this
Speaker 11: for forty seven years. They've been stringing people along. They
Speaker 11: are experts at negotiations, and we have a guy in
Speaker 11: there who just wants to close the deal. And when
Speaker 11: you close a deal, you do it fifty to fifty
Speaker 11: sixty forty. You can't do that. In the release, is
Speaker 11: no such thing as having a deal with Iran because
Speaker 11: their goal is to destroy us and Israel. Israel's first,
Speaker 11: We are second, and it's we need somebody who understands that.
Speaker 11: Now somebody looks upon it as a real estate deal.
Speaker 5: Well, there's no deal here anyway. I mean, I said
Speaker 5: this on Box News a couple of weeks ago. I
Speaker 5: say it on the air every day. I think President
Speaker 5: Trump may be upset with me. I'll find out when
Speaker 5: I see him on Saturday. There was never a deal
Speaker 5: to be made here. There was no way in a
Speaker 5: million years, in a million years, and people should know
Speaker 5: better that Iran was going to do a deal, and
Speaker 5: if they did a deal, they were not going to comply.
Speaker 5: So what President Trump is doing right now is what
Speaker 5: he should have done two months to go on that
Speaker 5: Tuesday night when he made that very very first promise,
Speaker 5: and that is blow the doors off these bastards. I'm
Speaker 5: sorry we did it. World War two, innocent Germans died,
Speaker 5: innocent Japanese died. This idea now that, oh my god,
Speaker 5: if somebody dies, what a horrible thing this is.
Speaker 23: War.
Speaker 5: We didn't start it. Those bastards did forty seven years ago.
Speaker 5: Let's finish them. Bottom line.
Speaker 11: Also, to me, doesn't make sense to say that were
Speaker 11: the most powerful military in the world and we can't
Speaker 11: open the straights of her moves if at the end
Speaker 11: of all this the straits of a moves are not
Speaker 11: controlled by us, And if I ran as anything say
Speaker 11: about it at all, we have lost the war because
Speaker 11: they can bring the world economy to a halt anytime
Speaker 11: they want to shut down the Straight of hor Moos.
Speaker 11: So we have to guarantee that they have no control
Speaker 11: with it all, that they are totally under control of
Speaker 11: the United States or Israel or Gulf countries. It cannot
Speaker 11: be Iran. So that isn't just a technicality. And that's
Speaker 11: why when you go back to that memory of unders standing,
Speaker 11: I mean basically, it does give Iran power over the strangers.
Speaker 11: Says they'll work it out. They won't do this sixty
Speaker 11: they shid nothing to say about it, and they never
Speaker 11: did and they never should. Now we yield at it all,
Speaker 11: that's me is like losing the war.
Speaker 5: Agreed in the final couple of seconds. Pete as an
Speaker 5: amazing member of Congress all these years I know that
Speaker 5: you knew the man very well, very well. I saw
Speaker 5: your posts after he tragically passed away the death of
Speaker 5: Lindsay Graham. Real Americans, patriots, great Americans. They're upset the
Speaker 5: morons out there who hate American, hate Israel, and hate
Speaker 5: anything that you know that has to do with, you know,
Speaker 5: stetting up for our country. They hated his guts. Are
Speaker 5: happy he's dead, But the great Americans know what Lindsey
Speaker 5: Graham meant to this country. You're one of them. What
Speaker 5: are your thoughts two days after his tragic passing.
Speaker 11: Yeah, maybe it's an overused term, but he was a
Speaker 11: true patriot. I know Lindsey when he was in the House.
Speaker 11: He served in the House for eight years. Actually, he
Speaker 11: and I joined forces back in two thousand support John McKennon,
Speaker 11: which got Karl rogat for me for a couple of years.
Speaker 11: But now, I mean Lindsay was there. He was just
Speaker 11: a true American. He loved the country. I never saw
Speaker 11: him having a dark moment, unlike you and me. I
Speaker 11: never saw Lindsay lose his temper. He could, really, I mean,
Speaker 11: he could disagree, but he was just.
Speaker 5: A wonderful He did lose his temper and he was right.
Speaker 5: Thank God for him. Yes, right right, that was great.
Speaker 11: That was That was Lindsay at his best. But many
Speaker 11: of us have seen Lindsay before, we saw other versions
Speaker 11: of that. He is a fighter. That's why he said
Speaker 11: he would never ever back down for a guy who
Speaker 11: had an easy going personality, he never ever backed down
Speaker 11: what he did with Brett Kavanaugh because you know, so
Speaker 11: many Republicans hat there looking at the Democrats were going
Speaker 11: out of the way to smear this guy, and the
Speaker 11: Republicans like hoping for the best, sitting back, and then
Speaker 11: Lindsay jumped in. That turned that all around completely. That
Speaker 11: made it impossible for Republicans not to fully support Brett Kavanaugh.
Speaker 11: But that was I mean, I was not surprised that
Speaker 11: night to see that. I mean I was, I I
Speaker 11: was pleased, met a lot. But having said that, that
Speaker 11: to me was the Lindsay Grahame that we knew and
Speaker 11: really appreciated so much. I couldn't ask for a better guy.
Speaker 11: I was proud to call him a friend, and he
Speaker 11: was just a wonderful human being. Again, say it enough.
Speaker 11: Sometimes you say it too much. It sounds like you're
Speaker 11: overdoing it. You can't. That's you overdo it when it
Speaker 11: comes to Lindsay Graham, couldn't agree more.
Speaker 5: And you too. You're a great guy, wonderful guy, great politician,
Speaker 5: but even a better man. Peter King has always exceptional job.
Speaker 5: We love you on Wednesdays. Thank you for this this morning.
Speaker 5: We'll do it again very soon. God bless you.
Speaker 11: You goutsh it.
Speaker 5: Okay, take care buddy, Peter King right there, the former
Speaker 5: amazing congressman homeland secruiting. Don't forget. I have now mentioned
Speaker 5: nine to eleven every day, like I promised, I promise
Speaker 5: we play a cut every day. We'll still do that today.
Speaker 5: Since we celebrated our two hundred and fiftieth birthday last Saturday,
Speaker 5: July the fourth, a lot of these families that have
Speaker 5: lost loved ones since nine to eleven. That was not
Speaker 5: a one day event. We're coming on twenty five years.
Speaker 5: People are still sick, they're still dying still. It's so tragic.
Speaker 5: And Peter King worked tatter than anybody anybody in Congress.
Speaker 5: You got to help them. People like believe it or not,
Speaker 5: that idiotic comedian John Stewart.
Speaker 27: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 27: podcast network.
Speaker 5: I know that elections are coming up, and look, I
Speaker 5: look pray to God. I love you like I love Trump.
Speaker 5: I really do. I adore both of you guys. You
Speaker 5: know that I love you, I love Sarah, I love
Speaker 5: all you guys. But you know there is a group
Speaker 5: of people in Israel and here in America that are
Speaker 5: rooting for your defeat. I know you've won five of
Speaker 5: the last six elections. Are you pretty confident? Because I
Speaker 5: love what you said to Monk Levin at jay Ands.
Speaker 5: I was sitting in the front row looking right at
Speaker 5: your BB when you said I plan on being here
Speaker 5: for a long time. I think you meant that.
Speaker 11: Yes, yes I did.
Speaker 14: But let me tell you, I run in every him
Speaker 14: is this I'm going to lose, and you know it's
Speaker 14: up to me and and my colleagues to make sure
Speaker 14: we don't so. I you know, I never make these
Speaker 14: gung hole predictions. I said to my followers. In fact,
Speaker 14: I will lose unless you guys show up in the
Speaker 14: You know I'm voting there. That's that's really my approach,
Speaker 14: and I think it's the right one. Yeah, I'm indeviewer.
Speaker 5: I have a lot of big people on this show.
Speaker 5: Trump bybe all of them, there's nobody bigger than Mark Levin.
Speaker 5: I think he's the most important voice in the world.
Speaker 5: I actually want to Hattie on the show a couple
Speaker 5: of days ago Monday, when Graham died. I think Mark
Speaker 5: is the most important and smartest voice in the world.
Speaker 5: I legitimately love the man. I had the opportunity to
Speaker 5: spend time with Mark and his lovely wife, Julian Israel
Speaker 5: a couple of weeks ago. It was an honor. In fact,
Speaker 5: Byebe was late for that first Sunday Night speech and
Speaker 5: they had me and Mark till the time. Mark must
Speaker 5: have spoken for an hour and a half, and he
Speaker 5: was brilliant. He does a radio show all over America.
Speaker 5: He's on this station every night. We're lucky to have
Speaker 5: him two great shows on Fox News every Saturday and
Speaker 5: Sunday night. Most importantly, like I said, a dear friend
Speaker 5: and the most powerful voice in the world today, my friend,
Speaker 5: the great one, Mark Levin. Good morning, Mark, how are you?
Speaker 10: Oh sid, I'm doing a lot better now. That was
Speaker 10: very incredible of you, Not true, but thank you. And
Speaker 10: I do want people to know that you and I
Speaker 10: are very very tight and we text all the time
Speaker 10: and We bump in each other all the time, give
Speaker 10: each other a big hug, and we genuinely do love
Speaker 10: each other because Sid and I really we have the
Speaker 10: same views about America, Israel, the Islamists, the Marxists, and
Speaker 10: all the rest of it. And Sid, you're number one
Speaker 10: in New York for a reason, in the toughest slot,
Speaker 10: the morning slot, and people love you and for a
Speaker 10: very good reason.
Speaker 5: Brother, Thank you, what I said was true, and thank you.
Speaker 5: I know you're humble, and that is Mark. By the way,
Speaker 5: he's not a He's not just saying up for the air.
Speaker 5: He's a humble guy, but just brilliant. Know we I
Speaker 5: will often text you, I'm gonna make it there's a
Speaker 5: big admission on air. I'm gonna see the President. I
Speaker 5: think this Saturday in Bedminster, New Jersey, the summer White House,
Speaker 5: and I'll up in text Mark, I'll go I think
Speaker 5: I pissed off the President. I don't know. And then
Speaker 5: we'll talk about some subject, maybe Iran, maybe Turkey, something
Speaker 5: out there that is certainly a hot topic, and you'll
Speaker 5: kind of talk me off the ledge. But it does
Speaker 5: seem like recently, as much as I adore and loved Trump,
Speaker 5: and I think he's the best president ever. That I've
Speaker 5: been a bit critical about a whole variety of topics,
Speaker 5: and people tend to get crazy, Oh, you don't love
Speaker 5: Trump anymore. That's not true. I can be critical of
Speaker 5: a few things and still love the president.
Speaker 10: Yes, of course, I mean I am as well. And
Speaker 10: he loves you. He's very, very busy. He's a big
Speaker 10: fan of mine, and we're big fans of his. I
Speaker 10: know how important he is to this country. We know
Speaker 10: he is standing between us and the mob, standing between
Speaker 10: us and the hard left. I mean, people seem to
Speaker 10: forget what other Republican presidents have been like, certainly post Reagan,
Speaker 10: they've been very milktoast. They've been very average. It's hard
Speaker 10: to remember anything profound that they've done. Not to put
Speaker 10: them down, it's hard to remember everything profound Donald Trump
Speaker 10: has done. And so you know, you have to accept
Speaker 10: the fact that this man's under constant attack, under constant pressure,
Speaker 10: and I think he's performing brilliantly. Where I think you
Speaker 10: and I disagree with him is we want to see
Speaker 10: the Iranian regime destroyed. We want to see them pulled
Speaker 10: out from the roots up arm the people there and
Speaker 10: some of the leaks against Netanyahu, which I don't think
Speaker 10: there him, might be some of the envoys and so forth.
Speaker 10: Because we need Nedan Yahoo in Israel. We need Donald
Speaker 10: Trump in the White House. This is a strong duo.
Speaker 10: Like FDR and Churchill, like Reagan and Thatcher. These are
Speaker 10: two of the greatest leaders of all time. And again,
Speaker 10: nobody's perfect. Shit and I are perfect. We have our
Speaker 10: views and we express them, and you know said, that's
Speaker 10: very very important that we do so he hears from
Speaker 10: a different perspective, not just some of these individuals, and
Speaker 10: we do it very, very respectfully. In other words, we
Speaker 10: raised the question about the issue. We never try to
Speaker 10: sabotage him.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 10: We never tried to stab him in the back. And
Speaker 10: that's the difference between us and so many people who
Speaker 10: are just nasty as hell.
Speaker 5: You nailed it, That's exactly right. That's the way I
Speaker 5: do it, That's the way you do it, and that's
Speaker 5: why at the end of the day he still respects us.
Speaker 5: The one thing I do get about this Iran stuff,
Speaker 5: and I'm right with you, I've been adamant about it.
Speaker 5: Just blow their doors off, that's it. And you know
Speaker 5: I heard you bring up World War two with Trumany
Speaker 5: and Japan with showing handy a couple of nights ago.
Speaker 5: Nobody wanted those people to die. But that's war. But
Speaker 5: the boots on the ground issue, Rachel Campo stuff. He
Speaker 5: keeps playing up with me. I said, listen, I don't
Speaker 5: want him there. Trump doesn't want him there. Listen, President
Speaker 5: Trump doesn't want anybody to die. You got to know
Speaker 5: this guy. He is a good hearted, nice man. He
Speaker 5: doesn't want anybody to die. But if they're call for
Speaker 5: a situation, whether it's getting to a place where you
Speaker 5: got to get the dust, well who knows what. And
Speaker 5: we need some boots on the ground. If it means
Speaker 5: a victory, you gotta do it. And when I say that,
Speaker 5: for some reason, Mark Levin, I become a bad person.
Speaker 10: Well you're not. I think we have something called the marines.
Speaker 10: Do we not think we have something called the army?
Speaker 5: Do we not?
Speaker 10: Should we retire them? Should we shut it down? Those
Speaker 10: are boots on the ground. I don't even like that phrase.
Speaker 10: These are our men, infantry, Marines and so forth and
Speaker 10: so on. And if you're going to announce in advance
Speaker 10: that we're never going to use them, the enemy will
Speaker 10: attack us, they have a lot of boots on the ground.
Speaker 10: It's just so absurd. And these isolationists, most of them
Speaker 10: are very ignorant in most of them are not aware
Speaker 10: of our history. Most of them are very sympathetic to
Speaker 10: our enemies, to be quite frank about it. And they've
Speaker 10: undermined the president every step of the way. But this
Speaker 10: idea that we should number one, never have quote unquote
Speaker 10: boots on the ground, and number two convey that to
Speaker 10: the enemy, and then we're going in for a one
Speaker 10: point five trillion dollar defense budget. None of that makes
Speaker 10: sense because they don't make sense. We don't send in
Speaker 10: troops just to send in troops. We send in troops
Speaker 10: that we have to. And these are men and women
Speaker 10: who are trained. They are volunteers, none of them are drafted.
Speaker 10: They understand their duty. They are incredibly patriotic, more patriotic
Speaker 10: than most. And these people who keep saying no boots
Speaker 10: on the ground, no boots on the ground, they're the
Speaker 10: ones we're going to get us into World War III.
Speaker 10: They're the ones who are going to wait until geographically,
Speaker 10: militarily and psychologically we're not prepared to defend ourselves they're wrong, one.
Speaker 5: Hundred percent wrong. Couldn't agree with you more, Mark, I
Speaker 5: want to move to Turkey. You like me very adamant
Speaker 5: about not providing F thirty fives to Urtawan and Turkey.
Speaker 5: BB came out right away. He said, Look, I love Trump,
Speaker 5: I love him, but he can't do this. He can't
Speaker 5: provide Turkey with any military machinery.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 5: I had a guy in studio yesterday, our dear friend,
Speaker 5: John Katchmatitis, who loves us both, and he is of
Speaker 5: Greek descent, so he knows just how dangerous Turkey is.
Speaker 5: And he said, don't worry. Not going to happen, not
Speaker 5: in a million years. And I tend to believe that.
Speaker 5: I think President Trump knows that F thirty fives in
Speaker 5: the hands of Turkey would be a huge problem for
Speaker 5: Israel and quite frankly a lot of the Middle East.
Speaker 5: But but until he says no, that is still kind
Speaker 5: of dangling out there. Are you worried about that?
Speaker 10: Look, if the President proposes something and he's pushing it hard,
Speaker 10: I worry about it. If I disagree with it. Thirty
Speaker 10: fives for Turkey me is something to be opposed strongly.
Speaker 10: And if it doesn't happen. It's going to be because
Speaker 10: Republicans and Democrats in Congress don't want it to happen.
Speaker 10: There is a resolution in place. It can't be ignored
Speaker 10: that says no. And the reason is Erdawana is friendly
Speaker 10: with Putin. He bought S four hundreds ground the air
Speaker 10: missile systems and violation of our rules and violation of NATO.
Speaker 10: He didn't care. And then he wants F thirty five.
Speaker 10: So what he wants is Russian defense batteries against jets,
Speaker 10: and then he wants our top jets. And of course
Speaker 10: we have hundreds of millions of technology that went into
Speaker 10: these jets. They're stealth fighters, they're cutting edge, and it
Speaker 10: would change the balance of power there. It would potentially
Speaker 10: give this incredibly important technology to the enemy.
Speaker 11: Why do it?
Speaker 10: Why give him one hundred thirty five? This guy is
Speaker 10: a nationalist, socialist, unfamiliar Islamist. He's constantly threading Israel, Greece, Cyprus,
Speaker 10: He's constantly kissing up the Putin. He doesn't get F
Speaker 10: thirty five regardless period, he doesn't get F thirty five.
Speaker 10: It took us twenty five years to develop that technology
Speaker 10: in those jets, and we don't give it to one
Speaker 10: of the most heinous dictators on the planet period. And
Speaker 10: I'm not one of these guys. Just to be honest,
Speaker 10: it will never happen this out of there. It takes
Speaker 10: voices like yours and mine. You know a lot of
Speaker 10: behind the scenes work people don't realize I do and
Speaker 10: you do to advance good things and prevent what I
Speaker 10: consider bad things.
Speaker 5: That's why your voice is so important. Mark Levin joining
Speaker 5: us right here, the great one, the amazing Mark Levin.
Speaker 5: You know I saw you retweet. Good friend of mine.
Speaker 5: We did an event together in the city a couple
Speaker 5: of weeks ago. Erin Mollin from Australia. She's great, she
Speaker 5: really is great. And she was talking about Lindsey Graham,
Speaker 5: so said when he passed away on Sunday. And look,
Speaker 5: if you're a really, if you're a great American and
Speaker 5: a patriot, you have to be destroyed over this. I
Speaker 5: know the people that are celebrating, they're horrible people. And
Speaker 5: this idea that Lindsey Graham was a warmonger. I gotta
Speaker 5: tell you, Levin, he's a terrible guy. What kind of
Speaker 5: decent person would stand up with the Ukrainians or the Israelis.
Speaker 5: He must have been a terrible guy, right.
Speaker 10: Mark, it's the same damnable woke right neo fascist isolationists
Speaker 10: to really opposed the United States, to pose our military
Speaker 10: and poss being a superpower, the number one superpower. Lindsey
Speaker 10: Graham stood with our allies Israel, Taiwan, Ukraine. Lindsay Gram
Speaker 10: stood against these vicious Marxist fascist Islamist dictators. He sees
Speaker 10: ninety million people in Iran, he sees the Jews in
Speaker 10: Israeli sees Ukrainians under attack, and he wants to help
Speaker 10: and support them. How is that a warmonger when you're
Speaker 10: supporting liberation movements, when you're supporting democracies against communists and
Speaker 10: fascists and Islams. That's not We have to take the
Speaker 10: language back, we have to take the arguments back. That's
Speaker 10: not a warmonger. That is a humanitarian. The warmongers are
Speaker 10: the enemy. The warmongers build up the military to attack us,
Speaker 10: to attack our allies. They're the warmongers. Lindsey was a humanitarian,
Speaker 10: and he spoke up for these people, and he met
Speaker 10: their leaders and he gave them hope and so forth.
Speaker 10: That's why his passing is mourned by the people of Iran.
Speaker 10: His passing is mourned by the people of Israel, the
Speaker 10: people of Ukraine, the people of Taiwan. These are our allies,
Speaker 10: these are our supporters, and you can see the work right.
Speaker 10: They're friendly with Katar, They're friendly with Saudi Arabia, They're
Speaker 10: friendly with Putin. These are bad, stupid people.
Speaker 5: They're not conservatives, well said, bad stupid people. I love
Speaker 5: that they are, and they are growing in numbers, which
Speaker 5: makes me nervous, kind of like the DSA and the Democrats.
Speaker 5: But I gotta tell you again, you and I were
Speaker 5: in Israel together not that long ago, and we know
Speaker 5: that country well, so we know when people are lying
Speaker 5: and all the genocidal nonsense and all the horrible things
Speaker 5: said about Israel. And another guy that I mind just
Speaker 5: completely detestable right there with maybe the worst politician like
Speaker 5: Mamdani in this country is this ass Rocanna from California
Speaker 5: who goes to Judea and Samaria, which of course he
Speaker 5: calls the West Bank, and he goes there without telling anybody,
Speaker 5: and then he makes up this whole ridiculous story like
Speaker 5: Tucker Calson did about being detained when none of that
Speaker 5: was true. I loved Mike Huckabee's response to what Rocanna
Speaker 5: actually did a couple of days ago. But here it
Speaker 5: is mark another example of a Democrat politician lying about
Speaker 5: Israel and furthering all these horrible untruths.
Speaker 10: So kind of a few years ago contacted Rich my
Speaker 10: producer you know well, and said, look, I'm a moderate,
Speaker 10: love him. He comes out of Silicon Valley. I want
Speaker 10: to show you I can do both sides. And I
Speaker 10: said to Rich, he's not coming on. This guy's a fraud.
Speaker 10: I just sim he's a fraud, and he's a fraud.
Speaker 10: So he's gone hardcore anti semi anti Israel, anti America.
Speaker 10: He was a big supporter of this guy, and so forth.
Speaker 10: Ro kind of there's three zones A, B and C.
Speaker 10: The Jewish zone, the Israel Zona, C, Palestinian zone is
Speaker 10: is A and then he is really no man's land.
Speaker 10: And so what happened was he goes to Juday and Samaria,
Speaker 10: but he's really hard working men and women are its
Speaker 10: sparsely populated, uh, and right next door they could have
Speaker 10: Palestinian terrorist because that's all they do with the terrorism,
Speaker 10: and so forth, and he goes in he's got Palestinian guides,
Speaker 10: he's got a very hostile guy. The photographer is anti Israel.
Speaker 10: These are really pro Haamoque people. I would argue. He
Speaker 10: goes into this militarily protected zone where he's not allowed
Speaker 10: to go. He stopped first by some of the people
Speaker 10: who are there, some of the Israelis. The police come,
Speaker 10: they talk to him, The IDF comes, talks to him,
Speaker 10: tells him he's in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Speaker 10: We have a video thanks to him that that slug
Speaker 10: he has was with and releases he was not detained,
Speaker 10: he was not mistreated, he was not abused, he was
Speaker 10: turned away. And he's lied about this ever since. These
Speaker 10: Jew haters, these Israel haters, every damn one of them,
Speaker 10: keep in mind, hates America too. They trash America, they
Speaker 10: trash our military. They don't want to fund our military,
Speaker 10: they just voted against it. They trash Israel, they trash Ukraine.
Speaker 10: These are very very bad people, and the Democrat part.
Speaker 10: Once it stood for slavery, once it stood for eugenics
Speaker 10: and segregation. Now it stands for jew hatred and anti Americanism.
Speaker 10: If you're a blue collar worker, if you're a union guy,
Speaker 10: and you're a Democrat, you need to get the hell
Speaker 10: out of that party. They hate your guts, They want
Speaker 10: to destroy this country. If you're a patriarch, you need
Speaker 10: to get the hell out of that party because that
Speaker 10: party is now the enemy.
Speaker 5: Phoebe was on a couple of days ago. We were
Speaker 5: talking about Mom Donnie, and we all know, of course
Speaker 5: that he's a raging anti Semite. Mark Levan him is vile, wretched,
Speaker 5: disgusting wife, his father, his mother, they all hate the Jews.
Speaker 5: But BB made the point for the polks that go
Speaker 5: sit and up with Israel, I thought you were America purst,
Speaker 5: which I am. BB made the point what you just made,
Speaker 5: which is usually these anti Semites they try to hide it,
Speaker 5: but they hate America too. And that brings me to BB.
Speaker 5: Now he's won five of the last six elections. I
Speaker 5: got to here all the time when people in New
Speaker 5: York he he's done. It's all over. Everybody hates him
Speaker 5: in New York, they hate him in Israel. He keeps winning.
Speaker 5: I don't think that's true. But I did see a
Speaker 5: poll a couple of days ago where he is in
Speaker 5: second place. Some guy moved out of him. I don't care.
Speaker 5: But that's happened before, and bb still finds a way
Speaker 5: to win.
Speaker 23: Now.
Speaker 5: I saw your Twitter this morning and you talked about
Speaker 5: the Arabs already trying to make sure that Bibi does
Speaker 5: not win again. How serious is that?
Speaker 10: The Arabs are actually running ads in Israel against Nedinyanrut Sodirabia,
Speaker 10: Egypt and one of the other ones. So they want
Speaker 10: bb out, The woke right wants bb out, the Hamas
Speaker 10: supporting Islamis, Marxists want bb out.
Speaker 11: Why do they want them out?
Speaker 10: Because it's the strongest leader in the history of the
Speaker 10: state of Israel. That's why. Because, as the President says,
Speaker 10: unbelievable wartime prime Minister. The problem in Israel is it's
Speaker 10: a constant state of war, not because of Israel, but
Speaker 10: because the surrounding enemies they have there with is so horrific.
Speaker 10: The fact of the matter is there is a Channel
Speaker 10: fourteen poll from a poster who's more accric than the
Speaker 10: others that shows him in the league good. But it's
Speaker 10: very complicated there. It's like the Italian system, which is stupid.
Speaker 11: Yep.
Speaker 10: And so you got to put these coalitions together. You
Speaker 10: need to get Ernie Robotsky over here and the Frank
Speaker 10: Goldberg over there, and you got to get them together
Speaker 10: and put your team together. So it's hard to know,
Speaker 10: but he is not hated in Israel. There's some people
Speaker 10: who hate him, but he's still the most popular public
Speaker 10: figure in Israel period.
Speaker 5: That's it. And I know you and I both agree
Speaker 5: that what a special time to have President Trump running
Speaker 5: our country and a lot of people call him the
Speaker 5: Winston Churchill bbe Monning is. I know you got to run,
Speaker 5: but one more for you. You mentioned the Democrat Party,
Speaker 5: And here I am on forty ninth Street and third Avenue,
Speaker 5: Mark in a city you know very well, in New
Speaker 5: York City, which is being run by this Jieh hottist,
Speaker 5: terrorist artist, socialist, communist mayor of this Mam Donnie, this lowlife.
Speaker 5: But he's not the only one. And we're starting to
Speaker 5: see there's nine different DSA people that have won in
Speaker 5: New York, mark nine. New Jersey's got a bunch of
Speaker 5: people winning. They're all over Michigan. They are spreading like
Speaker 5: a cancer. I know they're not huge in numbers yet,
Speaker 5: but they will multiply. And I'm a bit scared. I'm
Speaker 5: told not to be because the numbers are not very
Speaker 5: big right now, but they are multiplying. Shouldn't people be
Speaker 5: more afraid of what may be ahead of us.
Speaker 11: One percent?
Speaker 10: People don't understand these big communist revolutions were started by
Speaker 10: a minority. Lennon, about thirty percent of the population sported
Speaker 10: to me took over a country. Now about twenty five
Speaker 10: percent of the population supported him. He took over the
Speaker 10: country in Cuba. It was Castro and about fifty eight euroas.
Speaker 11: That was it.
Speaker 10: With the help of the New York Times, and he
Speaker 10: took over country. Revolutions don't occur from a majority. The
Speaker 10: vast majority of Americans are patriotic. They're middle class. They
Speaker 10: fight for this country, they argue for this country. But
Speaker 10: things are swirling around. This minority is aggressive. They wake
Speaker 10: up every morning trying to figure out how to overthrow
Speaker 10: the country. And remember we're representative republic. So it's not
Speaker 10: majoritarianism and democracy, it's republicanism. And if they take over
Speaker 10: the levers of power like a communist grim Ski, an
Speaker 10: Italian told them top down, not bottom up, you can
Speaker 10: take over a country, and that is they've taken over
Speaker 10: our biggest city. How much more do people need to see.
Speaker 10: They've taken over Patterson, New Jersey, They've taken over Dearborn, Michigan.
Speaker 10: It's one set at a time. They build these fortresses,
Speaker 10: they teach you real law. They vote ninety seven percent.
Speaker 10: The eboms get them out in the Democrat primaries where
Speaker 10: you get twenty eight percent vote turn out, and they
Speaker 10: come out ninety seven percent and they win these primaries.
Speaker 10: I'm elected.
Speaker 11: Is enough.
Speaker 10: Our biggest city in the country has been taken over,
Speaker 10: and they're depopulating it of Italians and Poles and Germans
Speaker 10: and Irish and Jews and you name it, because he
Speaker 10: wants to remake the city.
Speaker 23: This is ground zero.
Speaker 10: Literally, on the twenty fifth anniversary of nine to eleven.
Speaker 10: It makes me sick to my stomach.
Speaker 5: Seriously. I mean, just imagine we're going to see Rudy
Speaker 5: Giuliani there, our friend Mark who was so heroic and
Speaker 5: just amazing, and this guy's going to be standing next
Speaker 5: to him, Mark Levin, Mam Donnie standing next to Rudy Giuliani.
Speaker 5: That's gotta be enough to make your vomit right there.
Speaker 10: It is shocking and it's appalling, and as New York
Speaker 10: is depopulated of people who don't support Mandamie, and this
Speaker 10: is what he hopes. It's going to be harder and
Speaker 10: harder to feed him because he is literally changing the
Speaker 10: demographics and the population in New York, aiming at the Jews,
Speaker 10: He's aiming at the Italians, He's aiming at the Irish
Speaker 10: and the Germans and the post He's doing these things purposely,
Speaker 10: and people are not going to stay. And so what happens.
Speaker 10: The replace for more islamis the replace with illegal aliens,
Speaker 10: the replace with Democrats, and these Marxist Islamis are going
Speaker 10: to run the city. I worry about it a lot.
Speaker 5: Good that I'm not alone because I do too. And
Speaker 5: I'm told those sid stop the numbers. And if Mark
Speaker 5: Levan is what I said, you're wrong, thank you. I'm
Speaker 5: gonna end this when I started this. I love BB
Speaker 5: and Trump, but you're my favorite person in the world.
Speaker 5: You're just an amazing You're great. I love you, and
Speaker 5: you're loyal and you're smart, and man, I can't hear
Speaker 5: enough from you. Your TV show on Saturday and Sunday,
Speaker 5: your radio show over four hundred stations across America do
Speaker 5: an unbelievable job. America is so lucky to have you,
Speaker 5: Mark Levin, I love you so much, Thank you so much.
Speaker 10: And Sid send to you brother. Your energy is incomparable.
Speaker 10: It is just very very important. Keep it up and
Speaker 10: God bless you and all your audience there you.
Speaker 5: Too, Mark, keep it up, and your lovely wife Julie
Speaker 5: as well, who's a lovely lady. There. He is the
Speaker 5: all time great, the Great One. That's a perfect nickname
Speaker 5: for the Mark Leman that just joined me just now
Speaker 5: six to eight every weeknight right here on WABC, over
Speaker 5: four hundred stations across America, Big time TV show on
Speaker 5: Fox News, The Great One, Mark Levan.
Speaker 27: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 27: podcast Network.
Speaker 5: I Believe today Liu Rafino, Linda Ronstad hit eighty.
Speaker 9: Yeah, thanks, you gave my age. Now he might as
Speaker 9: well give her a yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, she's got twenty years on you. You know, you're
Speaker 5: a baby. You're a baby compared to her eighty lead run.
Speaker 5: I mean when we were growing up, she was she
Speaker 5: was like a I don't know, a sex symbol pretty much.
Speaker 9: In the seventies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she was with that guy Gary Hart, the politician
Speaker 5: in California, and they were like on naked beaches together.
Speaker 9: No, I don't think it was Gary Hart.
Speaker 5: Maybe it wasn't Jerry Brown. Very good, nicely done. Usually No, No,
Speaker 5: you got this one right. It was Jerry Brown for
Speaker 5: a while. Yeah, right, but she was like Stevie Nicks.
Speaker 9: Yeah, exactly right, they were very similar. That's sex symbol
Speaker 9: in California, Southern California.
Speaker 5: Yes, eighty years old, Linda Ronstad. That's unbelievable. What a
Speaker 5: show today. Frank Morano, Phyllis and Serrillo did a terrific
Speaker 5: job talking about Howard Beach, Peter King, and we just
Speaker 5: spent almost twenty five minutes with the great one, Mark Levin.
Speaker 5: One more great guess to come. This guy was a
Speaker 5: big time kicker for many years in the National Football League.
Speaker 5: He kicked with the Giants and the Jets and the Dolphins,
Speaker 5: spent time in Arizona, retired, did the on the field
Speaker 5: stuff for CBS with Phil Simms and all those guys.
Speaker 5: And now has he's living in Arizona. He's running for
Speaker 5: Congress and he got a huge, huge video endorsement from
Speaker 5: President Trump just yesterday. And I'm talking about Jay Pheely.
Speaker 5: So we'll talk to Philly who's in Arizona, coming up
Speaker 5: in just a few minutes, so I'll check in with Gabriel,
Speaker 5: see how date three is going for my son working
Speaker 5: with Bruce Blateman. I'll check in with Ava, see how
Speaker 5: her day is going with author right dollars. She's involved
Speaker 5: in a major, major case. I'll check in with Danielle,
Speaker 5: and then we'll come back Sid and.
Speaker 27: Friends in the morning on the Red Apple podcast network.
Speaker 5: I remember you used to live on the Upper West
Speaker 5: Side and it was horrible. My family liked it for
Speaker 5: some reason. I don't know why. Danielle gave an able
Speaker 5: not Eva so much, but I hated it. The apartment
Speaker 5: was okay, and we had great dormen Colbert Perez, I
Speaker 5: loved him and some other guys I forgot their names.
Speaker 5: They were great, great, and you know, we were walking
Speaker 5: distance to a bunch of blown out buildings on Broadway
Speaker 5: and a few other nice spots. I look at my
Speaker 5: body shaved at a barber there on one hundred and
Speaker 5: third and Broadway.
Speaker 9: Did you get that?
Speaker 11: Know?
Speaker 5: Did you get that?
Speaker 21: No?
Speaker 20: Undred and third Broadway? Okay, in case you need to
Speaker 20: go do that, what is it caution to get your
Speaker 20: whole body shaved?
Speaker 5: Forty bucks?
Speaker 20: You're kidding. That's actually a pretty good that is that's
Speaker 20: not do you tip the guy?
Speaker 5: What's that now?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Of course, Hey, thanks for all that you did here.
Speaker 5: No, by the way, I think I'm right with Sully
Speaker 5: Sulenberg and Bill Rittle. I have no idea where what
Speaker 5: up the West Side? Just now? How did I start
Speaker 5: this segment? What was I talking about?
Speaker 9: You're talking about?
Speaker 8: Do you really want to know?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I do want to know.
Speaker 9: You're talking about the Lost Boys?
Speaker 5: The Lost Boys.
Speaker 1: Okay, that was living on the West Side and you
Speaker 1: hated it, but everybody else, No, Eva didn't like it
Speaker 1: that much.
Speaker 5: It didn't like it that much either. If there was
Speaker 5: another reason why I know, great Door, you know their
Speaker 5: names for some reason? Okay, great one name you. I
Speaker 5: was about to make a William no tip right, no, Tall,
Speaker 5: I don't know what the war was going to be.
Speaker 5: So now I guess can't even continue the conversation about
Speaker 5: the Upper west Side. There was something important I was
Speaker 5: about to say, but it couldn't have been that important.
Speaker 5: Gone now, So I'll just moved to dinner, our great
Speaker 5: dinner last night, which was not on the Upper west Side. Rather,
Speaker 5: it was in Midtown on the East side forty ninth
Speaker 5: between first and second. El Manelo or il Manelo Hill.
Speaker 5: Stevie's the owner. Great guy came here from Kosovo, was
Speaker 5: a bus boy and ended up buying the place years later,
Speaker 5: you know, then he shut it down on Lewis, but
Speaker 5: then they reopened a couple of years ago and now
Speaker 5: they're doing great. And you walk in. He's a handsome
Speaker 5: guy with a suit, looks like a million bucks. Pictures
Speaker 5: on the wall of him with Bill Clinton, Trump, Bodidl,
Speaker 5: Mike Johnson, soon to be a picture of him with
Speaker 5: Sid Rosenberg and Eric Adams. And we had our monthly
Speaker 5: dinner there last night. We have it there every month
Speaker 5: because our great friend Keith Cantowitz Power Express. He lives
Speaker 5: right around the corner and Keith puts together this dinner
Speaker 5: every month and it's great. And Anthony Corone was there
Speaker 5: last night, and so was Joseph Tacapina. We had a
Speaker 5: nice discussion, the three of us, and I talked to
Speaker 5: Audi I Dalla two and I do believe that my
Speaker 5: both dear friends, Frank and Anthony Corone, thet'll be fine.
Speaker 5: They'll be fine. There's a lousy case. So Anthony was
Speaker 5: there last night in Tacopina. Andy Albstein, great lawyer here
Speaker 5: in New York City, has tickets for the Knicks ride
Speaker 5: on the court. Al Volpi sat next to me last night.
Speaker 5: That guy owned the China Club. Listen to this cast
Speaker 5: of people. By the way, Big Asian Chris Mike Kemper,
Speaker 5: one of the best cops you've got in this city,
Speaker 5: spoke to his lovely wife Maryland last night. Marty Scheinman,
Speaker 5: who's basically the Marvin Miller these days. He'll be sitting
Speaker 5: there for these baseball negotiations at the end of the year.
Speaker 5: Martadell Louis's favorite doctor in New York City, the great
Speaker 5: Brad Wasserman, who took his wife and children to see
Speaker 5: Ariana Grande in Brooklyn last night. Teres Joppry, who's working
Speaker 5: with a whole bunch of political candidates, including Joseph Fernandez,
Speaker 5: trying to become controller. She would say, Leslie Dixon, who
Speaker 5: works with Ryan Soarhan, happens to be friends of Vice
Speaker 5: and Eb Sanchez, and the big one of a dear friend,
Speaker 5: Big Mark Mark Oranger.
Speaker 1: That's all interesting, but I want to go back to
Speaker 1: this poor barber on the Upper West Side. So you
Speaker 1: pay forty bucks to Does he use an electric razor
Speaker 1: to do this thing? And how long does it take
Speaker 1: him to do well?
Speaker 5: First they use the regular razor they will use for
Speaker 5: your head.
Speaker 1: Ye, oh my god, you're kidding. And then he goes
Speaker 1: to the sharp one that they take the belt, the
Speaker 1: leather thing and sharpen it on.
Speaker 5: That's exactly right, wow, on my chest, on my back,
Speaker 5: of my arms, everywhere. And then he goes with that
Speaker 5: little it's like a square machine that really gets tight
Speaker 5: on your head really tightikes. Yeah, doesn't hurt. No, it
Speaker 5: doesn't hurt and looks great.
Speaker 20: And how long does it take him to do it?
Speaker 19: No?
Speaker 5: Half hour? Yeah? Well, are you like you're considering doing
Speaker 5: this right?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 5: You know it's a waste of time to go to
Speaker 5: the gym. If you go to the gym, then you
Speaker 5: work on being muscular what you want. You're a big
Speaker 5: guy and you have hair all over your body, you're
Speaker 5: wasting your time.
Speaker 11: Hm.
Speaker 5: You know you can see every muscle I've got, every
Speaker 5: vein I've got. That's the whole beauty of it. You
Speaker 5: start working out, you just get miss but any if
Speaker 5: you're caught up and you can't see it, especially if
Speaker 5: you're a hairy guy. And let me tell you this, Okay,
Speaker 5: there is nothing less attractive, ask Tanya than a guy
Speaker 5: walking on the beach with hair on his back. Sorry,
Speaker 5: nothing less attractive. No, you don't care. You're married. What
Speaker 5: do you care? You're done? I get it's a my,
Speaker 5: but you know you care about how your body looks.
Speaker 5: You can't walk around your hair.
Speaker 20: Can you give me that guy's number?
Speaker 5: That's what I thought.
Speaker 20: I need to get a tan to.
Speaker 5: Couldn't hurt you?
Speaker 20: Bright orange. I'll start wearing bright orange suit jackets.
Speaker 5: This is red?
Speaker 29: What is or are you?
Speaker 5: You're like when he tests a verdie. That's why I
Speaker 5: kept throwing the football the benders.
Speaker 11: This is red.
Speaker 20: That's red.
Speaker 5: It's like an Italian tablecloth, red and white. Don't you
Speaker 5: see it that way?
Speaker 9: It does look like a table cloth, right, you think
Speaker 9: it's orange or red? It's not red.
Speaker 5: So maybe you lose. Maybe No, I's right, Maybe I'm colorblind.
Speaker 5: It's closer to red than orange.
Speaker 11: No, I think so.
Speaker 20: But it's a little orange.
Speaker 9: Okay, got orange lines?
Speaker 11: Next?
Speaker 9: Like the squares are more I.
Speaker 5: Think they're right. I can't tell. I don't know. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you may be right, all, We got to take a
Speaker 5: break because Jay Billy is texting men he wants to
Speaker 5: come on. He's running for congress and Arizona. The former
Speaker 5: NFL kicker. Trump loves them. Huge video endorsement yesterday. So
Speaker 5: Ja Bialy, former NFL kicker, back on Sid and Friends
Speaker 5: in the Morning, Sid.
Speaker 27: And Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 8: Big Hello to Arizona.
Speaker 17: There's an incredibly important election coming up in your state
Speaker 17: on Tuesday, July twenty five, and I'm asking you to
Speaker 17: go out and vote for Jay Feely, a friend of
Speaker 17: mine and a great athlete, to represent Arizona's first congressional district.
Speaker 17: Jay's a true American, first Conservative and a natural board leader.
Speaker 17: He was elected team captain on three different NFL teams.
Speaker 17: That's pretty good. Jays a winner and he knows how
Speaker 17: to win. He's going to win and he's going to
Speaker 17: be great for the people of Arizona. Jay will vote
Speaker 17: to cut your taxes, slash regulations, bring down the cost
Speaker 17: of living, and forge the greatest economy in the history
Speaker 17: of the world. We are doing better now than we
Speaker 17: have ever done in history. We have nineteen point two
Speaker 17: trillion dollars coming in. That's sixteen trillion dollars more than
Speaker 17: ever before, and it's really special, and.
Speaker 8: Jay is going to help us keep it going.
Speaker 17: So go out and vote to keep our southern border secure,
Speaker 17: protect law and order, strengthen our military, defend our veterans.
Speaker 17: And he will also help you support what we call
Speaker 17: the Save America. We have to get it enacted. He
Speaker 17: also has my complete and total endorsement without reservation.
Speaker 8: So go out and vote for Jay Phelly, the next.
Speaker 17: Congressman from Arizona's first congressional district, on July twenty first,
Speaker 17: thank you forty eight yards.
Speaker 9: For Peely to win it, explaining he.
Speaker 19: Is gone.
Speaker 5: This amazing NFL career, which he started. Before that at
Speaker 5: Michigan Leeby was good buddies with Tom Brady. But now
Speaker 5: he's doing his most important work. He will be the
Speaker 5: congressman in the great state of Arizona. Trump loves him,
Speaker 5: Sid loves him. Here he is Jay Peeley, JA, good morning, buddy,
Speaker 5: how are you?
Speaker 29: Good morning? Said that is the greatest intro of all time? Right,
Speaker 29: I don't think it gets any better than that.
Speaker 5: I know it really is. You get Trump. You really
Speaker 5: can't beat that. And then a game winning field goal,
Speaker 5: which you had many to beat. I think you beat
Speaker 5: the Bears. I forget it was Dallas. You beat Dallas
Speaker 5: with Arizona. Yeah, what a what a core? Are you?
Speaker 11: What he did?
Speaker 29: I gotta tell you, you know, I was a little
Speaker 29: humble because I got on with your producer when he
Speaker 29: answered when he called me and he said, you know, hey, Jay,
Speaker 29: I'm a big fan, like I watched you growing up
Speaker 29: as a kid. And I was like, well, oh, thanks
Speaker 29: a lot.
Speaker 5: That makes me feel really really old, I know, I know,
Speaker 5: and they throw that word legend around with me, like,
Speaker 5: I go, radio legend. I've seen it in newspapers and
Speaker 5: in interviews, and I go, all that means is I'm old,
Speaker 5: Like you know, right, you never here a young guy
Speaker 5: being called a legend, right, that means you're old basically.
Speaker 19: Now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, going back to your days at Michigan, you were
Speaker 5: friendly with Tom Brady, right, Tom and.
Speaker 29: I were there for four years together. Yeah, and then
Speaker 29: in the summers we roomed together at times, and you
Speaker 29: know it was just he was awesome. I mean, back
Speaker 29: then he was just Tommy. You know, there was no
Speaker 29: Tom Brady, you know, and he was just for a while,
Speaker 29: he was our six string quarterback, and then he was
Speaker 29: the backup and and he actually for me at Michigan,
Speaker 29: you know, so for a while his most important job
Speaker 29: was being my holder, not being the quarterback.
Speaker 5: Right because I think Hankson was actually a quarterback at
Speaker 5: the time.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 29: Well, yeah, yeah, Brian Grease he started, and he and
Speaker 29: Drew kind of split time when they were there, you know,
Speaker 29: and Tom Tom would played the first quarter, Drew played
Speaker 29: a second quarter, and then Lloyd Carr, who was our coach,
Speaker 29: would make the change at halftime to whoever he wanted.
Speaker 29: But you know, you could see some of the elements
Speaker 29: of what was going to make Tom great. And the
Speaker 29: biggest thing that you could see was his leadership ability,
Speaker 29: you know, And that's what made him special at New
Speaker 29: England is is one he you know, he was going
Speaker 29: to work harder than everybody else. But two, he had
Speaker 29: the humility to be able to allow, even when he
Speaker 29: won Super Bowls, to allow Bill Belichick to be so
Speaker 29: hard and tough on him, like like Bill was brutal
Speaker 29: to him in those locker rooms, yeah, you know, and
Speaker 29: when they were in the team meeting rooms. But it
Speaker 29: set the tone for everybody else. If he's going to
Speaker 29: talk like that to Tom Brady, to hold him accountable.
Speaker 29: What's he gonna do to me? And you know, and
Speaker 29: that set the tone for everyone else.
Speaker 5: Brian Greasy and of course he won a championship at Michigan.
Speaker 5: But Greasy was a quarterback for the Broncos September tenth,
Speaker 5: two thousand and one, when they beat the hell out
Speaker 5: of my New York Giants. Kerry Collins, he had gone
Speaker 5: to the Super Bowl the year before, got blown out
Speaker 5: by Baltimore. But the NFL rewarded my Giants with the
Speaker 5: opening game Monday Night Football. And Jim Bossel, my late brand,
Speaker 5: the great coach he is, to tell me this story
Speaker 5: I played here every year that when the Giants pulled
Speaker 5: in from Denver when Brian Grecy beat them the night
Speaker 5: before at Newark Airport, that is, they were taxiing towards
Speaker 5: their gate, the plane that would eventually crash in Shanksville, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 5: was making their way towards a runway. How eerie is that?
Speaker 29: J Phelly, Yeah, that was my rookie year. And you know,
Speaker 29: obviously I'll never forget that. I never forget where I
Speaker 29: was standing when we found out when we saw what happened,
Speaker 29: and then they canceled the games that week, and then
Speaker 29: we went out and played the next week. I would
Speaker 29: wearing an Adidas shoe, and you think about the three
Speaker 29: white stripes of Adidas, right, and I painted them red,
Speaker 29: white and blue for that next game. We were actually
Speaker 29: ironically out here in Arizona playing that next game. I
Speaker 29: was playing for the Falcons, and I painted my shoe
Speaker 29: for that game. We played that game. I never I
Speaker 29: never did it again. I have it in my office
Speaker 29: when I do interviews and you see me in the background.
Speaker 29: That shoe is still sitting up there in my office.
Speaker 29: It was the only game I wore it in a red,
Speaker 29: white and blue and special to me, just like you
Speaker 29: always say, like never forget. You're talking about the Tunnel
Speaker 29: for Towers, and I love that organization. I do a
Speaker 29: lot of their events, and we can't we can't ever
Speaker 29: forget what happened. Oh we forgot, fortunate, but we did.
Speaker 11: We forgot in New York.
Speaker 5: You forgot it exactly.
Speaker 29: You're implementing and advocating for exactly the opposite things, the
Speaker 29: things that they that they were fighting for, those people
Speaker 29: that that destroyed nine to eleven, and now you have
Speaker 29: socialist in office there in New York that are advocating
Speaker 29: for those very things, for the destruction of the American empire.
Speaker 5: You just nailed that. Jay, We did forget You can
Speaker 5: never wear those negos anymore because logic won't allow it.
Speaker 5: I'm happy to let you do that. Back in two
Speaker 5: thousand and one, the league has changed quite a bit,
Speaker 5: the woke NFL. I still love the NFL. I watch
Speaker 5: every second of the Giants in every game, but they've
Speaker 5: changed quite a bit. But you're right, we forgot here.
Speaker 5: And that's why you winning in Arizona is so important
Speaker 5: for America, for President Trump, for the future of my party,
Speaker 5: the Republican Party, Young, Strong, Smart, You're the guy, and
Speaker 5: I don't know where you are today in terms of
Speaker 5: what the numbers look like, how positive you all leading
Speaker 5: up to this race in November. Getting endorsement from Trump
Speaker 5: certainly helps, But what does it look like this morning
Speaker 5: in your race?
Speaker 11: Jay?
Speaker 29: Yeah, this is going to be one of the most
Speaker 29: important swing seats in the entire country. There's going to
Speaker 29: be three to five seats that are going to determine
Speaker 29: who wins the House and who controls the House. And
Speaker 29: we know exactly what happens if the Democrats win and
Speaker 29: control the House. They're going to impeach President Trump right away.
Speaker 29: The four people that are running in the primary for
Speaker 29: the Democrat in my race have literally said that that's
Speaker 29: exactly what they're going to do. The first thing they
Speaker 29: want to do is impeach President Trump because they don't
Speaker 29: want him to be able to accomplish anything that he
Speaker 29: that he was doing and that he's been able to
Speaker 29: succeed in doing this first year and a half or
Speaker 29: so in his term, and they're going to try to
Speaker 29: make sure that he's not able to do that going forward,
Speaker 29: and they want to peach him. And you know, for me,
Speaker 29: this seat is so important. It's a Republican seat, it's
Speaker 29: an R plus one seat, and they're going to make
Speaker 29: sure that they spend as much as possible to try
Speaker 29: and buy it. So they're going to spend, say, thirty
Speaker 29: million dollars on this seat alone. It will be the
Speaker 29: most expensive congressional seat in the country. It's one of
Speaker 29: the reasons I wanted to run was to make sure
Speaker 29: that we keep this seat, and we keep the House,
Speaker 29: and we're able to continue to fight against this socialist movement.
Speaker 29: Because that's what now I think the American people are
Speaker 29: going to see that you have two choices. You have
Speaker 29: one choice of the rational that wants America to win,
Speaker 29: and you have one choice of the irrational that is
Speaker 29: embracing socialism and that want America to lose. And you
Speaker 29: can look exactly at your governor. You know Kathy Hochel
Speaker 29: and what she just did. She just did a one
Speaker 29: year moretorium on data storage centers. And even Chuck Schumer
Speaker 29: there in New York in the last year has talked
Speaker 29: about how important it is that we win the AI
Speaker 29: race against China, because either China wins or we win,
Speaker 29: and whoever wins that AI race is going to control
Speaker 29: the world's economy for the next generation, going to control
Speaker 29: the world's security for the next generation. And by doing
Speaker 29: what your governor just did, and if we do that
Speaker 29: across the country and we continue to resist and push
Speaker 29: back and have moratoriums on data storage centers, that is
Speaker 29: where the compute ability is. That's what runs all of
Speaker 29: your AI, all of our phones, all of our Internet searches,
Speaker 29: all the TikTok and the kids like to use. It's
Speaker 29: derived from that data storage centers that computability, and all
Speaker 29: it does is help China, and that's what we need
Speaker 29: to fight against.
Speaker 5: We need Booce Blateman to win. He's running for governor
Speaker 5: in the state against that dreaded Kathy Hokel. My son Gable,
Speaker 5: my only son, is actually working for Bruce. Today's day
Speaker 5: three for Gabriel. So you're right about Kathy and Mom,
Speaker 5: Donnie and all the leaders here, and it is spreading
Speaker 5: like wildfire. People keep telling me, oh, Sid, the numbers
Speaker 5: aren't big enough yet. I asked Mark Levin, the great one.
Speaker 5: He was on this show last hour. I said, am
Speaker 5: I being crazy because I'm actually nervous? He said, no, Sid,
Speaker 5: You're one hundred percent right. Forget about moderate Democrats. They
Speaker 5: don't exist anymore. There's no such thing. There are no
Speaker 5: right that's over. So like, for example, President Trump said
Speaker 5: j Bially, this guy is not going to push the
Speaker 5: Save America Act. He said that what normal person, all
Speaker 5: these Democrats. You couldn't go to Chicago a couple of
Speaker 5: years ago, Jay and walk into that convention to see
Speaker 5: that decrepit cadaver Joe Biden without a piece of ID.
Speaker 5: Chuck Schumer can't go to the library in New York
Speaker 5: City without showing ID. You can't go anywhere without showing ID.
Speaker 5: But they don't want to Save America Act. Can you
Speaker 5: explain that to me?
Speaker 29: No, you can't explain it. And it was amazing when
Speaker 29: I heard up with Democrats say it'll be very clearly said,
Speaker 29: it'll be very hard for any Democrat to win an
Speaker 29: election if they pass the Save America Act. Now, why
Speaker 29: is that? Why is it that that would make it hard?
Speaker 29: All you're trying to do is say that only Americans
Speaker 29: should be voting in our elections, and one person, one vote,
Speaker 29: and the people that are registered just making sure that
Speaker 29: it is that person. Why would that keep Democrats from
Speaker 29: winning elections? It's ridiculous and it's an eighty percent issue.
Speaker 29: It's something I've been really disappointed about the Senate, the
Speaker 29: Republican controlled Senate, that they haven't pushed that forward and
Speaker 29: got it enacted so that we can make sure that
Speaker 29: going into this election in November, that only Americans are
Speaker 29: voting and that's only people who should vote in our elections.
Speaker 5: Bottom line, Jape for people that want to help you out,
Speaker 5: who Giant bans, jet bans, Michigan fans, and even people
Speaker 5: like Kyrie Lake listening from Arizona right now. How can
Speaker 5: they help out the Jbaly campaign?
Speaker 29: Well, the best thing you do go to Jfeeley Forcongress
Speaker 29: dot com. You can go on there, you can donate
Speaker 29: to us. We have to continue to raise as much
Speaker 29: as we can because they're going to try to just
Speaker 29: buy this seat. And then you can get involved. You know,
Speaker 29: people are coming out. We have volunteers every day. Said
Speaker 29: we've done in July alone, We've knocked on like ten
Speaker 29: thousand doors out here and made like eighty thousand calls. Wow,
Speaker 29: you know, And that's what you have to do. You
Speaker 29: have to make sure that the Democrats don't outwork you,
Speaker 29: that they don't outspend you, because we have the right
Speaker 29: ideas and we need to be able to communicate those
Speaker 29: ideas and a lot of times as Republicans we don't
Speaker 29: have the right messengers. Hopefully I can be one of
Speaker 29: those messengers that that cares about people, that wants to
Speaker 29: create eqal opportunity, but that's going to stand up for
Speaker 29: the things that made America great.
Speaker 5: You are that guy. You're a super super super guy,
Speaker 5: a great American and what a great choice. Arizona is
Speaker 5: lucky don't f this up, Arizona. Make sure you're listening
Speaker 5: to Trump and Sid and make sure that Jake Baly wins.
Speaker 5: And no, remember, we'll bring you on a whole bunch
Speaker 5: of times before that election.
Speaker 29: I appreciate it, buddy.
Speaker 5: No, of course. Man, you two go out there and
Speaker 5: I'm sure you're playing golf for something fun today. So
Speaker 5: have you the time?
Speaker 29: No, no, no, no, it's all it's all election time.
Speaker 29: It's all meeting people. That's one percent. That's all I'm doing.
Speaker 5: What are you talking about, Brian? Our locker is waiting
Speaker 5: on the fourth TEPU right now.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 29: I know Ronald Kelly wants to play, but we gotta
Speaker 29: make sure there's there's the most important thing is making
Speaker 29: sure that we keep this house and continue to make
Speaker 29: this country great.
Speaker 5: One hundred percent. Jay, You're great, You're will y'all. We'll
Speaker 5: talk again very very soon, buddy, great job here today.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much, you said, God bless you. That's
Speaker 5: Jay Bielly running for Congress and the great state of Arizona.
Speaker 5: Former NFL kicker star actually and as you can tell,
Speaker 5: just a terrific guy. But dune for today. That's it.
Speaker 5: I hope you enjoyed the program. It was a great one.
Speaker 5: From Frank Morano to Phillis Censor Willow to Peter King
Speaker 5: to Jay Peely to Mark Levin. We got big guests
Speaker 5: coming up tomorrow including Bill O'Reilly and Lara Trump for
Speaker 5: the great lu Rafino. Amazing job. Today is always Lewis Justin,
Speaker 5: Elick Noam Leyden, John Terrett, my man Flipping he's here
Speaker 5: today too, and Tanya, as Jean would say, and Joe Nolan.
Speaker 5: We love you, Joe Nolan.
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