Speaker 1: Uh, just Sid and friends in the morning, entertaining and informative.
Speaker 2: On the Red Apple Podcast Networks.
Speaker 3: Welk Levin, You're.
Speaker 4: A sweetheart, Sid, Thank you, buddy.
Speaker 5: Let me say this, we love you. You are the best.
Speaker 6: Sid.
Speaker 5: As you all know, he's number one there, and he
Speaker 5: is fantastic, and he's a wonderful human being too.
Speaker 7: I just want to make that clear.
Speaker 8: Congratulations, especially to Sid Rosenberg on his induction to the
Speaker 8: New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame. I can't believe
Speaker 8: he didn't make it years ago. Today Sid forever joins
Speaker 8: a roll call of some of the greatest legends and
Speaker 8: the history of New York broadcasting and talk radio. The
Speaker 8: best in the business, and he's the best in the business.
Speaker 8: Over many years, Sid has distinguished himself as one of
Speaker 8: the most authentic and recognizable voices in America and airways.
Speaker 8: And he's built a smart, loyal, gigantic audience. And I
Speaker 8: happen to be one of those people in the audience
Speaker 8: for a long time, long before I became president.
Speaker 9: Yes, I do support the governor in her reelection, and
Speaker 9: I will be making that support clear at every opportunity
Speaker 9: that I have. And I also think there is a
Speaker 9: very clear choice here between Governor Hokeele and Bruce Blakeman.
Speaker 9: Yesterday I was standing with Governor Hokeel as she announced
Speaker 9: that she was going to invest more than seven million
Speaker 9: dollars in funding to ensure that there are no unaccompanied
Speaker 9: miners without legal defense in our city. The Trump administration
Speaker 9: had made a decision that would strip these miners of
Speaker 9: their legal defense. Now, if a New Yorker looks at
Speaker 9: what ICE is doing and they want to see more
Speaker 9: of it, they should vote for Bruce Blakeman, who has
Speaker 9: created his own militia in Nassau County. If a New
Speaker 9: Yorker looks at what ICE is doing and is shocked
Speaker 9: by the inhumanity and the cruelty that is in the
Speaker 9: very heart of that agency's operation, then they should vote
Speaker 9: for Governor Cathy hoklel.
Speaker 3: My dear friend, Bruce Blakeman.
Speaker 7: Or She's the most pro criminal governor in the United
Speaker 7: States of America, said, think about this. Every major criminal
Speaker 7: justice law that she signed or supported makes it easier
Speaker 7: for criminals to pray on our communities, to our neighborhoods.
Speaker 7: She has embraced cash list bail, the Hall deck, which
Speaker 7: not only puts all of our corrections officers in danger
Speaker 7: because now the prisoners are running to prison. But even
Speaker 7: the prisoners now are complaining about it because it's unsafe
Speaker 7: for them. They don't want to be mingled together with
Speaker 7: nonviolent criminals and very violent criminals as the Hall deck requires.
Speaker 7: And then raise the age where there's no accountability for
Speaker 7: a fifteen year old who commits an adult crime. Well,
Speaker 7: guess what. Now the gang leaders are recruiting these young
Speaker 7: people because there's no consequences. So now all these young
Speaker 7: kids are involved in gang activity because of Kathy Hokl.
Speaker 7: So we are meeting on Friday with President Trump. We're
Speaker 7: going to show him our amazing, amazing law enforcement center.
Speaker 7: They are the David S. Mac Intelligence and Training Center
Speaker 7: and the Harry Bola Thing Village that we had. It's
Speaker 7: a training village. It is the most state of the
Speaker 7: art training village in the United States of America. We
Speaker 7: have simulated banks, train stations, gas stations, churches, synagogues, homes
Speaker 7: so that our police can have real time training before
Speaker 7: they get out on the streets. He's coming to visit
Speaker 7: that and talk about law enforcement, and he's bringing Cash Bettel,
Speaker 7: the FBI director who is a Nassau County guy, grew
Speaker 7: up in Garden City, so we're really excited about that.
Speaker 10: The President will be in Nassau County, so expect height
Speaker 10: security if you live in Uniondale, Garden City, East Meadow,
Speaker 10: and Miniola and also Hempstead. There will be heavy traffic
Speaker 10: and also road closures. Officials are actually urging people to
Speaker 10: avoid unnecessary travel from one to five pm. Nasau County
Speaker 10: Executive Bruce Blakeman says there will be an all hands
Speaker 10: on deck effort to keep this event safe.
Speaker 11: We'll have our mounted unit, our pop cops, our community affairs,
Speaker 11: even our detectives will be working for Canine Unit, ESU
Speaker 11: R Emergency Services, Highway Patrol.
Speaker 5: COPE and SIRT.
Speaker 10: President Trump is scheduled to give remarks at the David
Speaker 10: Smax Center for Training and Intelligence. Pre Approval and tickets
Speaker 10: are required to attend this event.
Speaker 3: One of the old time greatest now on this show
Speaker 3: every week. My former midday partner of the Great American,
Speaker 3: Joseph Beningo.
Speaker 7: Gino's a solid veteran guy, which the Jets need right now.
Speaker 5: I do want to see this kid cape club Nick
Speaker 5: at some point the.
Speaker 12: Jets play their first preseason game, which you can catch
Speaker 12: right here on CBS New York at seven o'clock.
Speaker 10: So the starters won't be getting much actions, so the
Speaker 10: focus will be on the backups as it always is
Speaker 10: during preseason. Steve Overmeyer in our MRSUS studio now Steve
Speaker 10: the'se backups, hoping to approve that this team has depth.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's really it.
Speaker 13: I mean for a lot of these backups, this is
Speaker 13: almost kind of like their Super Bowl. I mean, the
Speaker 13: final score isn't going to count, but the reps will.
Speaker 13: This is their chance to put those plays on tape
Speaker 13: for coaches to evaluate, and that depth order matters because
Speaker 13: each one of those guys know they are just one
Speaker 13: play away from being in the real games. The players
Speaker 13: who have a lot of eye on him will certainly
Speaker 13: be quarterback Kid Klubnick. This preseason his best chance to
Speaker 13: impress the coaches by putting on what he's learned in
Speaker 13: practice into game action.
Speaker 14: Club Nick has.
Speaker 13: Already turned heads with his arm and his decision making,
Speaker 13: but also his confidence, and he even says there's a
Speaker 13: line between confident and cocky, and Clubnick says he's found
Speaker 13: the sweet spot.
Speaker 15: You have to be confidence stepping on the field and
Speaker 15: where the line is is that you know. I would
Speaker 15: also say that you also have to be aware of
Speaker 15: where you're at and and humble enough to realize that
Speaker 15: I'm not where I want to be yet, and I
Speaker 15: need to go get better. And I think that if
Speaker 15: you're cocky, you're realizing I'm arrived. You know, you you
Speaker 15: are everything they're going to be, But I'm I'm not.
Speaker 15: I'm not where I want to be at.
Speaker 13: Clubling's going to get his first chance to show just
Speaker 13: how far his work has gotten him. Yes, it's the preseason,
Speaker 13: but for all of these rookies, this is also their
Speaker 13: first game in an NFL uniform, So Jessica and kJ
Speaker 13: this is going to be a real eye opening test
Speaker 13: for a lot of these guys.
Speaker 16: This is codisleiwa talking about nine to eleven families with
Speaker 16: this ceremony, the twenty fifth commemoration coming up in a month.
Speaker 12: What is your thoughts on the criticism of him, especially
Speaker 12: because a lot of a lot of the Keys's son
Speaker 12: and he said, it's pretty fascinating an idea of who
Speaker 12: he is ridiculous.
Speaker 3: He's the mayor. Stop being sore losers. You knew this
Speaker 3: is Madami.
Speaker 17: He never he was never a fake, phony, fraudulent fagacy
Speaker 17: like a lot of politicians. He told you who he
Speaker 17: was once he got elected. You should have only was
Speaker 17: going to be there at nine to eleven. Now, if
Speaker 17: you choose to turn your back on him, then I
Speaker 17: don't want to ever tell family members what they should
Speaker 17: be doing on this highlighting. That's your not holiday, but
Speaker 17: this socable occasion. That's your choice. But I believe you
Speaker 17: respect the office. He's the mayor, he's representing the city.
Speaker 17: Unlike what my former friend sid Rosenberg did with Cuomo
Speaker 17: that I think stopped him dead in his tracks.
Speaker 3: I think it was ten days.
Speaker 17: Before the election when they were joking around about what
Speaker 17: would happen in Monami with a mayor on the occasion
Speaker 17: of nine to eleven? You know, do you think that
Speaker 17: there'd be another night eleventh? And Cromo ended up laughing
Speaker 17: along with that shot shot. I think when you did
Speaker 17: internal polls as we did, that really hurt him because
Speaker 17: he was gaining momentum. Remember don't vos vo fasiliwa's a
Speaker 17: vote Famandami. He was gaining traction and then he made
Speaker 17: that stupid remark and then didn't handle it well, and
Speaker 17: then Jorhan exploited the hell out of it as he should.
Speaker 3: That was his homophobic He's a mayor. Get used to it.
Speaker 16: Curtis Leiwa is kissing mom Donnie's ass on a daily basis.
Speaker 16: He just referred to his longtime friend Sid Rosenberg as
Speaker 16: a shock jock. Nobody was more of a shock jock
Speaker 16: in New York than Kurtisliwa, who would intentionally find outrageous
Speaker 16: things to say, and he would tell you, folks that
Speaker 16: it was quote theater of the mind, and you went
Speaker 16: for it, hook line and sinker. This is what he
Speaker 16: would do every day, more outrageous, the better, and you
Speaker 16: went for it. And he's got the balls to call Sid, hey, hey, Hey,
Speaker 16: can I can I say balls?
Speaker 14: Can I Can I do that? Can I say that?
Speaker 5: Shaky?
Speaker 16: He's got the balls to call Sid Rosenberg a shock jock.
Speaker 16: Me and Sid got into it because Sid came to
Speaker 16: me as I told this story appealing on his friend
Speaker 16: Curtis Slee's behalf, and Sid said to me, what do
Speaker 16: I have to do to get you to say something
Speaker 16: nice about Curtis on air?
Speaker 14: And my and my my answer basically was Sid, I
Speaker 14: love you, It's not gonna happen.
Speaker 16: That's when me and Sid got into it because he
Speaker 16: was fighting for his friend, Curtis Sliwa, and now Curtis
Speaker 16: Sliwa called Sid a shock job.
Speaker 14: Stop kissing mom Donnie's ass.
Speaker 3: My friend Melissa Russo, I sent her a text this
Speaker 3: morning at five am. She's gonna wake up to that
Speaker 3: and love it. We got deal later NBC Melissa Russo
Speaker 3: for some reason talking to Kurtis Sliwa as if that
Speaker 3: man has any credibility or any knowledge of what the
Speaker 3: hell is going on in this city. But I really
Speaker 3: loved my colleague and teammate here, Dominic Carter's response, and
Speaker 3: I did text Dominic during his program and I said,
Speaker 3: thank you very nice for Dominic to support me, because
Speaker 3: as he told you there. If you guys remember, there
Speaker 3: was one particular afternoon I was here late. To be honest,
Speaker 3: I was here late that day because I was taking
Speaker 3: an interview with President Donald Trump and Trump wasn't ready
Speaker 3: to tape until about five pm. So I'm walking around
Speaker 3: the studios just waiting and Dominic is on the air.
Speaker 3: I guess he's on at three o'clock and I come
Speaker 3: walking into the studio unannounced, which wasn't right, I know,
Speaker 3: but I'm sid and Dominic got pissed and he was right,
Speaker 3: and we got into it hot and it was really nasty.
Speaker 3: And what was about was for a couple of months,
Speaker 3: not just once, for a couple of months, I was
Speaker 3: really begging Dominic, Craig Kelly and others to lay off
Speaker 3: Curtis Sliwa and give him a chance. He's our guy,
Speaker 3: we work with him, he's our friend, he's the Republican candidate.
Speaker 3: Let's back Curtis. And they were very hesitant to do it.
Speaker 3: In the end, they were right. That's why I had
Speaker 3: that fight with Dominic, as he pointed out during that segment.
Speaker 3: And then Curtis, of course embarrasses himself, gets seven percent
Speaker 3: of the vote, seven and this lunatic is actually talking
Speaker 3: about running again. He got beat so badly by Eric Adams,
Speaker 3: you would have thought he would have retired then, but
Speaker 3: now he wanted to do it again. And who did
Speaker 3: he use? What huge platform did he use morning to
Speaker 3: talk about the Swagerman with no plan? Me and I
Speaker 3: put him on every day, and to be honest, management
Speaker 3: didn't want him on every day. I'm giving you the
Speaker 3: inside baseball backs. But I fought for Curtis with management,
Speaker 3: with colleagues here at the station, friends, and I kept
Speaker 3: putting this church off on and then, like I said,
Speaker 3: you know, about ten days before the election, I was
Speaker 3: talking to a lot of people around town and getting
Speaker 3: pretty good intel, and I was told about two weeks before,
Speaker 3: not ten days, that Curtis was going to get murdered.
Speaker 3: So about eleven days to be exact, eleven days before
Speaker 3: the election, I went on Brian Kilmead's very popular Sunday
Speaker 3: night one Nation show on Box News, me and my
Speaker 3: man John Katzapatids, who were both guests together, and we
Speaker 3: both said on the show that night that we love Curtis,
Speaker 3: but this is it down to the last two weeks.
Speaker 3: We cannot afford to have Mom Donnie win. And if
Speaker 3: in fact we find out that the numbers are not voting, well,
Speaker 3: we're gonna have to finally eleven days, folks, not eleven weeks,
Speaker 3: not eleven months, eleven days, We're gonna have to shift
Speaker 3: our support to Cuomo. Now I didn't like Andrew Cuomo.
Speaker 3: He was on this show many times, we had lunch,
Speaker 3: many times, we never became really good friends. And then
Speaker 3: I made that nine to eleven comment about mom Donny
Speaker 3: that he'd be cheering, and CMO was angry. I guess
Speaker 3: I don't know, funny. Listen to Curtis. Curtis blamed me
Speaker 3: and John for losing yesterday. He blamed me for Cuomo losing.
Speaker 3: He doesn't know what to do with this guy, so
Speaker 3: he did shift our support at the very to Cuomo.
Speaker 3: It didn't matter two d is when you added up
Speaker 3: Cuomo and Sleewam added them up. Because Curtis was so pathetic,
Speaker 3: Ma'm Donnie still would have won, so he won. I
Speaker 3: reached out to Curtis three or four times. I don't
Speaker 3: have to. Okay, at this point, I'm a much much
Speaker 3: bigger deal in this job than he is. It's not
Speaker 3: even close. I didn't lose two elections in this city
Speaker 3: in embarrassing fashion. I'm not married to somebody who people
Speaker 3: say said some very nasty things. I didn't hear it,
Speaker 3: and I don't want to align his wife. I'm not
Speaker 3: like that. But that's out there a lot of nasty stuff. Okay, fine,
Speaker 3: I still reached out to Curtis and wanted to fix it.
Speaker 3: I did he never once texted me back, not once.
Speaker 3: So then I came to the point where people said
Speaker 3: to me, well, you can still fix it, and I said,
Speaker 3: I don't want to. I don't want to fix it.
Speaker 3: He's a scumbag, you know. He fooled all of us.
Speaker 3: And I had fights with people around town, like Dominic,
Speaker 3: this girl who's all over Instagram. Her name is Stephanie
Speaker 3: ben Shamol. No one knows who she is, but you know,
Speaker 3: she gave me attitude because of Curtis a lot of
Speaker 3: folks around town gave me attitude and started calling me
Speaker 3: a backstabber and a sellout because I sold out on Curtis.
Speaker 3: And now many of those sane people, almost all of them,
Speaker 3: every one of them says no, no, SAIDs not to
Speaker 3: sell out. Curtis is the sellout when he described me
Speaker 3: as his former friend, it's not because of me. I
Speaker 3: tried to still be his friend even when him is wipe.
Speaker 3: All of his people were calling me a backstabber and
Speaker 3: a sellout. I still reached out and tried to fix it,
Speaker 3: and now here we are months later, a couple of
Speaker 3: months ago, before yesterday, they had that inner Circle dinner.
Speaker 3: That's that dinner where a bunch of rich people in
Speaker 3: New York get together and the journalists and the media
Speaker 3: get together and they make fun of politicians. They roast
Speaker 3: all the politicians. You may remember they had a Sid
Speaker 3: Rosenberg impersonator that night that Mamdannie employed making fun of me,
Speaker 3: some unfunny hack. But on that night, Curtis actually did
Speaker 3: a video with Mam Donni. You was supposed to be funny.
Speaker 3: It was so lame and so stupid. But for a
Speaker 3: lot of people, they were shocked to see Curtis and
Speaker 3: Mam Donnie sitting and laughing together. You see, there are
Speaker 3: lots of rumors during the election that Curtis was on
Speaker 3: the take. I don't know that, and I'm not going
Speaker 3: to say that, but those rumors were out there, and
Speaker 3: once people saw Curtis and Mamdanni in that video together,
Speaker 3: they go, oh my god, how much money did Mam
Speaker 3: Donnie give Curtis? Because all Curtis did and what was
Speaker 3: really a terrible campaign was going to Cuomo. And I'm sorry, folks,
Speaker 3: I've been around this a long time now. You never
Speaker 3: go after the guy that's in second right.
Speaker 6: No, it did seem odd at the time, for sure.
Speaker 3: It did the last time I interviewed Curtis, thirteen minutes
Speaker 3: into the conversation, I had to yell at him and say,
Speaker 3: are you gonna mention Mom Donnie? All he talked about
Speaker 3: was Cuomo. He has Cuomo Derangement syndrome CDs. I told
Speaker 3: that that Johannistine last week. She's like, no, no, I'll
Speaker 3: always love Curtis. Why he doesn't care about your in laws.
Speaker 3: All he cares about is Cuomo. He's got Cuomo derangement syndrome.
Speaker 3: So he does the video at the Inner Circle dinner
Speaker 3: and now people are starting to say, Okay, here's the
Speaker 3: real Curtis. And then yesterday, given the chance to come
Speaker 3: down hard on Mom Donnie, or at the very least
Speaker 3: like his buddy Scott Libato, does say don't come nine
Speaker 3: to eleven. What does he say, stop being a sore
Speaker 3: loser telling the nine eleven victims' families stop being sore losers.
Speaker 3: You voted for him. This is what you got, by
Speaker 3: the way, I didn't vote for him, Dick Base and
Speaker 3: many of the nine eleven victims' families they didn't vote
Speaker 3: for him either. Sorry when you say you voted for him,
Speaker 3: who exactly are you talking about not us. That's one
Speaker 3: twice in the video he says respect the office. Oh
Speaker 3: really really, like you did with the Swagerman with no plan.
Speaker 3: Did Curtis Sleeva show respect for Eric Adams? He didn't
Speaker 3: have to either, did I. I think Eric Adams in
Speaker 3: the end, not a bad person, but in terms of politics,
Speaker 3: bad guy. Terrible mayor bad guy. So I killed Eric
Speaker 3: Adams every day too. But I'm on record telling you guys,
Speaker 3: I just said it a couple of days ago. I
Speaker 3: don't respect the office. You have to earn that respect.
Speaker 3: I don't care that Joe Biden was president. I mean,
Speaker 3: the guy's a vegetable and corrupt and a liar. I
Speaker 3: didn't respect Joe Biden. I didn't respect Eric Adams like Curtis.
Speaker 3: I didn't even respect Andrew Cuomo. But for Curtis to
Speaker 3: come out yesterday and say respect the office. Who spent
Speaker 3: more time in the last twenty plus years in New
Speaker 3: York City maligning, humiliating, and going really hard at local
Speaker 3: and even federal officials than Curtis.
Speaker 6: Slaver who knows nobody.
Speaker 3: So what does he mean by respect the office?
Speaker 6: Well, clearly he's how to change heart.
Speaker 3: He's a liar. Stop he's a liar.
Speaker 6: Listen, I'm trying to figure out why I just.
Speaker 3: Told it to you. I mean, if you believe the rumors,
Speaker 3: you don't think that Mom Donny gave this guy a
Speaker 3: couple of bucks, more than a couple.
Speaker 6: What do you think? How much going to be off?
Speaker 3: Are you serious? What kind of job? Come on? A million?
Speaker 3: Two million? I don't know. I mean, all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: the guy needed John kato Matine's his whole life. He
Speaker 3: needed them, right, He's got nine women and thirty kids
Speaker 3: needed John Katzimathid's his whole life. And all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: F you, John, F you, Sid, I don't need WABC. Really,
Speaker 3: he doesn't need WABC. You know why because you know this,
Speaker 3: know him better than anybody. Wo or doesn't pay. He's
Speaker 3: probably making ten percent there of what he made here.
Speaker 3: He doesn't need the money. Why doesn't he need the money?
Speaker 3: You answer that god question? No, No, it's not a good question.
Speaker 3: It's it's actually the answer is pretty obvious. All of
Speaker 3: a sudden, John Katzermatides, who took care of this guy
Speaker 3: for thirty years, became the bad guy, and he could
Speaker 3: afford to say to John Katzermatides, go f yourself. How
Speaker 3: can you do that?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 6: They just have money somewhere coming in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, got money somewhere coming in exactly right.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that's one hundred percent too. I don't
Speaker 3: have that proof, right, And unlike Curtis, I don't make
Speaker 3: these outrageous statements without having the proof. But all I'm
Speaker 3: gonna say is where there's smoked this fire all of
Speaker 3: a sudden, Curtis didn't need anybody. I don't need it.
Speaker 3: I'll sit across the street with Larry Ment. He got
Speaker 3: a one point four. It's embarrassing. They took an hour
Speaker 3: away from Michaud because he's doing so poorly. They had
Speaker 3: to get Mark some own more money. And I'm gonna
Speaker 3: kill Mark Simone too. I killed Len Berman, I killed
Speaker 3: Michael Weed. Now I'm killing Curtis Sliwa and I'm gonna
Speaker 3: kill Simone too. Just the way it is, I'm just better.
Speaker 3: It's a much better show, not even close. And I
Speaker 3: like Mark Simone, but now he doesn't need the money.
Speaker 3: And now he's out there doing videos and telling people
Speaker 3: don't be a sore loser. Nine eleven victims families don't
Speaker 3: be a sore loser. So later on in the conversation,
Speaker 3: Melissa Russo actually asked Curtis, how a mo'm Donnie's doing.
Speaker 3: What do you think He said, no, take a guess.
Speaker 6: Well, I would assume that he said he's doing very
Speaker 6: well anny money.
Speaker 3: Well, no, he can't say he's doing very well. That's
Speaker 3: too obvious, right. I mean, it's kind of like remembering
Speaker 3: Goodfellas when they had that big Lutanza heist and De
Speaker 3: Niro said to everybody there, don't you spend that money,
Speaker 3: don't buy nothing, because that it becomes too obvious. And
Speaker 3: they started showing up in cadillacs and fur coats and
Speaker 3: they were all dead. So just because he may be
Speaker 3: on the take, doesn't mean he's gonna go over the
Speaker 3: top and say something nice, because then it becomes too obvious, right,
Speaker 3: you would think so, you would think. So take a
Speaker 3: listen to this, asked by Melissa Russo, NBC yesterday, Curtis,
Speaker 3: how Mamdani is doing? Here is his backstabbing sellout response
Speaker 3: cut number eight.
Speaker 18: How do you think Maria Mondonni's doing so far in
Speaker 18: this chaos?
Speaker 17: Well, I always say to everybody it said, Oh, he's
Speaker 17: not doing everything he said he would do. He certainly
Speaker 17: is attempting to do what he said he would do
Speaker 17: in that campaign.
Speaker 3: But most importantly, it's a nice change.
Speaker 17: Of pace from the chaos and corruption of Eric Adams.
Speaker 3: Most importantly, Mam Donnie quote is a nice change of
Speaker 3: pace for Americ Adams. Now you can say Eric Adams
Speaker 3: was a bad mayor. I say it, Mam Donnie is
Speaker 3: a terrible mayor too. But who in their right mind,
Speaker 3: who lives in this city and is watching this radical
Speaker 3: jihad terrorist mayor work every day? Who in their right
Speaker 3: mind would actually say it's a nice change of pace.
Speaker 3: So let me ask you again, though, John, I don't
Speaker 3: need you anymore. I'll go work at w or, get
Speaker 3: no ratings and get no money. Mam Donnie is a
Speaker 3: nice change of pace. Let me do a comedic video
Speaker 3: which wasn't funny with Mam Donnie at the inner circle.
Speaker 3: All right, Charlotte Holmes, what do you make of all this?
Speaker 19: Now?
Speaker 3: No on what do you think?
Speaker 6: I'm with you? But I want to see.
Speaker 3: That's why I'm not saying he definitely did it. But
Speaker 3: who do you think is a better example of a
Speaker 3: sellout at this point, Sid Rosenberg, go Curtis Leeper.
Speaker 6: No, I mean watching Curtis up close go after Mayor
Speaker 6: Adams for years and then Andrew Cuomo for decades. I
Speaker 6: mean he really hated Andrew Cuomo. It is odd and
Speaker 6: strange to hear him complimenting a law a politician, because
Speaker 6: normally he hates all every politician correct, and this guy.
Speaker 3: Is the worst of them all. And he went from
Speaker 3: blaming me for his loss, Oh, Sid jumped off, I
Speaker 3: had momentum, which you never had, and then we completely
Speaker 3: changed that and yesterday said I was a reason why
Speaker 3: Cuomo loss because I made the comment about Mam Donnie
Speaker 3: cheering on nine to eleven and Cuomo laughed. Cuomo not
Speaker 3: to defend him. He didn't make the comment. Curtis had,
Speaker 3: dumb bastard Curtis did exactly what the news did. They
Speaker 3: put that comment on Andrew Cuomo. The truth is Cuomo
Speaker 3: didn't say it. Now just see you know Cuomo never
Speaker 3: came back on this show. In fact, even his girlpal there,
Speaker 3: what is her name, Melissa, Melissa uh DeRosa, she'll never
Speaker 3: come on this show. She got mad at me last
Speaker 3: week because I put Johnnis Dean on. But I said, Hey,
Speaker 3: I've invited you one ten times, you never come. So
Speaker 3: Cuomo and DeRosa did get angry with me. No matter
Speaker 3: what they say resentment because they probably thought they're delusional
Speaker 3: two that maybe they did have a chance to win,
Speaker 3: and my comment with him on the air deround him.
Speaker 3: He did not have a chance to win. He had
Speaker 3: a much better chance than Curtis, whatever that means. But
Speaker 3: and he did a decent job. He got forty one
Speaker 3: percent almost a million votes. Curtis got seven percent after
Speaker 3: getting what eighteen percent against Eric Adams. So I get
Speaker 3: up this morning and I send a text to Melissa
Speaker 3: Russo Noome from NBC. She's the l that interviewed Curtis yesterday.
Speaker 3: She's also the same lady that came up to me
Speaker 3: at the Israeli Independence State parade and said, why would
Speaker 3: you say, mom, Donnie wants Jews dead? And how did
Speaker 3: that go for her that day?
Speaker 6: No, that did not go out, No, no, no, I.
Speaker 3: Kicked the ress. So what exactly five oh four am
Speaker 3: I sent this to Melissa Russo? No response yet, Good morning, Melissa.
Speaker 3: Stop interviewing Curtis. He got seven percent of the vote.
Speaker 3: I'm destroying him every morning in the radio ratings. It's
Speaker 3: gotten so bad that Woor took an hour away from him.
Speaker 3: He's a turncoat, probably on the take stop no one
Speaker 3: cares what he thinks?
Speaker 6: No response yet, no, yeah, well that's a nice wake
Speaker 6: up calls. Her phone went off of five in the morning.
Speaker 6: Purpose She probably is like, who's calling me for stop and.
Speaker 3: Stop talking to him? Who cares? I mean, my god,
Speaker 3: who cares? So I know Pete Morgan said, don't mention
Speaker 3: it tomorrow. He just wants the airtime because no one
Speaker 3: listens to him. So the best way for Curtis Sleeva
Speaker 3: to have any attention is to listen to me. But
Speaker 3: I don't do that. I don't care. You know, if
Speaker 3: you say something stupid or something I don't like, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna mention you.
Speaker 6: Well, I think it is a fair argument on the
Speaker 6: part of Pete that Curtis purposely mentioned your name knowing
Speaker 6: that I would ANTAGONI corn that you would talk about
Speaker 6: it this morning.
Speaker 3: He's getting a one point four. He's in and he's
Speaker 3: really a complete failure with this failure. I mean, they
Speaker 3: took away an hour from his show. They had to
Speaker 3: give Mark Simone more money to do nine to twelve
Speaker 3: and trust me and I love Mark, talented guy, Hall
Speaker 3: of Famer. No one is listening for Mark Simone between
Speaker 3: nine and ten. Nobody they go there a ten o'clock
Speaker 3: when I'm done. But they took an hour away from
Speaker 3: Curtis because he's been so pathetic since he joined WOR
Speaker 3: And now it's hip a year, it's not a month,
Speaker 3: it's not two months, it's not three months. No one
Speaker 3: is listening to Curtis and Larry. The last two weeks
Speaker 3: on the weekly is a come out every party of
Speaker 3: another one today, a one point eight and a one
Speaker 3: point four. When you combine what I did in the
Speaker 3: demo between WABC and Long Island last week, and nobody
Speaker 3: gets these numbers. Nobody six point six on ABC, point
Speaker 3: eight on la R seven point four, seven point four.
Speaker 3: Those are Howard Stern numbers I get. He got a
Speaker 3: one point four. He lost by six points. So I
Speaker 3: said a couple of days ago he should retire because
Speaker 3: now it's embarrassing. And of course Barrett Media ran that
Speaker 3: story yesterday, saw the right. Now, Yeah, sim Rosenberg says
Speaker 3: Curtis should retire. You get a one point four, Yes,
Speaker 3: you should retire. And now you're out there promoting mom Donnie.
Speaker 3: What a nice change of pace from Eric Adams. You
Speaker 3: sick mother effort, you sick bastard. You're disgusting, a disgrace
Speaker 3: and a real disappointment. Spent years and years and years
Speaker 3: fighting for him, with management, with colleagues, people all over
Speaker 3: the city, mobsters who wanted to kill him. I'm not
Speaker 3: even kidding. I'm being completely honest, because I thought he
Speaker 3: was a good friend. He's not a good friend. He
Speaker 3: doesn't care about anybody except his wife and his nineteen cats.
Speaker 3: Even his kids have an issue with him. So good luck, Curtis.
Speaker 3: Keep wearing your beret and your jacket and talking and
Speaker 3: doing all your stuff. Less and less people care. You're
Speaker 3: going out honestly, in embarrassing fashion. It's sad, wouldn't you say?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 6: Well, you know, I think back. It is not even
Speaker 6: a year since all this went down, right, I mean no,
Speaker 6: this nove November. We're not even close to being a year,
Speaker 6: and so much has happened in the course of the year.
Speaker 6: You know, when you were talking about him, I was
Speaker 6: thinking about that moment he came on the air and
Speaker 6: he quit on the air, which was some great radio
Speaker 6: by the way, when he was on with you and
Speaker 6: essentially said he would never come on b ABC again.
Speaker 3: Do you remember that? Oh yeah, I remember that very
Speaker 3: very well.
Speaker 6: Now that was a lot and I think it was
Speaker 6: actually the never He's never on. He never came on again.
Speaker 6: And uh, but I had never heard him like that.
Speaker 6: I mean he was he was like, I'm never coming on.
Speaker 6: You betrayed me.
Speaker 3: He probably got that check from Mom. Donnie probably was
Speaker 3: clear that week, so wild moment. Again, I don't know
Speaker 3: that for a fact. I don't want to say things
Speaker 3: about Curtis at Orange because the truth is I don't
Speaker 3: hate Curtis.
Speaker 6: Well, what was your last text to him? Do you remember?
Speaker 6: And when was it?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I'd have to look it up. It
Speaker 3: was probably right after the election loss.
Speaker 6: And you said, hey, sorry buddy, kind of.
Speaker 3: Yah, sorry buddy, let's get together. Text me back, let's
Speaker 3: do something. Because you remember during the campaign I was
Speaker 3: really efforting very very hard to get CMO and Curtis
Speaker 3: to meet with me and get the two to kind
Speaker 3: of join together to beat Mom Donnie.
Speaker 6: If you remember that well, and I'll take it even
Speaker 6: a step further, because the entire way when you had
Speaker 6: Curtis on leading up to the election, you told him
Speaker 6: you're honest with him. You said, at some point, I
Speaker 6: may have to jump off the Curtis ship.
Speaker 3: Please say that again.
Speaker 6: You said at some point I may have to jump
Speaker 6: off of Curtis to Curtis almost every time he was
Speaker 6: on there, almost.
Speaker 3: Every time, and Curtis was like, I get it, I
Speaker 3: get it, I get it. I told Scott Lobato the
Speaker 3: same thing I told Tom Willis the same thing that yes,
Speaker 3: And I waited and waited, like I said, it wasn't
Speaker 3: ten weeks, it wasn't ten months, ten days. Brian kilmea
Speaker 3: cho I decided, okay, that's it. I thought he was
Speaker 3: going to be so happy that I waited that long,
Speaker 3: and instead he spent ten days telling everybody on television,
Speaker 3: on social media what a sellout sid Rosenberg is, what
Speaker 3: a baxtabber sid Rosenberg is, what a bad guy sid
Speaker 3: Rosenberg is, trying to create other personal stories, trying to
Speaker 3: sell it to the Post and the Times. It got
Speaker 3: really nasty, and I'm like, wait a second, what did
Speaker 3: I do? I told, I told you, and I already
Speaker 3: was getting thirteen percent. He got seven percent. But I'm
Speaker 3: glad you said that, Nome because you heard it. Everybody
Speaker 3: heard it. I said it to him to his face.
Speaker 3: If the numbers come back badly, I'm sorry, I gotta
Speaker 3: leave right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And the truth be told, I would say that
Speaker 6: you were such a good friend. You probably should have
Speaker 6: jumped on the Andrew Cuomo bandwagon like much earlier summer
Speaker 6: because he was begging. Andrew Cuomo was was begging to
Speaker 6: come on and do like a weekly or daily thing
Speaker 6: with you because he knew he had to grab some
Speaker 6: of our listeners, if not all of them.
Speaker 3: But he should do which he did do. He was
Speaker 3: on quite a bit. We met for lunch at the
Speaker 3: Hotel on sixty Person Park quite a bit. That's where
Speaker 3: he hangs out. I mean, I had a conversation with
Speaker 3: President Trump about Andrew Cuomo, and I told President Trump,
Speaker 3: you guys remember this. I'm voting for Curtis Slieva. You
Speaker 3: guys remember that. And he was like uh, and then
Speaker 3: went on to go on Box News and say, the
Speaker 3: guy's a loser. You know, he's got nineteen cats and
Speaker 3: he's not gonna disgrace Gracie mansion with all those cats.
Speaker 3: So here's Curtis mister Republican candidate and the most important
Speaker 3: Republican in the world. President Trump couldn't stand him, and
Speaker 3: I still stuck with Curtis, Did I not? You?
Speaker 14: Did?
Speaker 3: I mean? What else could I have possibly done to
Speaker 3: show how loyal I was, what a good friend I was,
Speaker 3: To the point where he's completely shut me out and
Speaker 3: continues to say bad things about me on the street.
Speaker 3: How is that? Okay?
Speaker 6: It's not, especially because you were so specific about the
Speaker 6: fact I am your friend. But at some point, if
Speaker 6: I think you can't win, I am no longer going
Speaker 6: to support you. And you waited maybe arguably too long,
Speaker 6: wait too long?
Speaker 3: Yeah, So anyway, that's Curtis. So he's out there and
Speaker 3: he's walking the streets, and only Melissa Russo seems to care.
Speaker 3: All right, let's get to the big day today in
Speaker 3: Nassau County when this show is over. My man Tom Sullivan,
Speaker 3: He's gonna pick me up at about eleven fifteen this morning,
Speaker 3: right outside these beautiful studios, drive me right to the
Speaker 3: Police Academy in Gordon City. I'm gonna meet Bruce Blateman
Speaker 3: there and then President Trump eventually will be in Nassau County.
Speaker 3: I know he's taken FBI Director of Caspateel. I heard
Speaker 3: maybe Todd Blanche, maybe others. I'd love to see Howard
Speaker 3: Lutnick right before nine to eleven. And all those Long
Speaker 3: Island politicians will be there. Janeine Driscoll up against Laura Gillian,
Speaker 3: Let's go Janine. Mike Lepetri up against Tom Swazi. Let's
Speaker 3: go Mike. You got Liloda, you got gorl Borno. I'm
Speaker 3: sure that Pat Ryder will be there, and Donale, Peter King,
Speaker 3: Joe Cairo, all of us will be there this afternoon
Speaker 3: to celebrate Nassau County being the sapest county in America,
Speaker 3: to celebrate Bruce Blateman in his run against Kathy Hokeel,
Speaker 3: to celebrate my dear friend, the Great in Trump. Big
Speaker 3: afternoon coming up Nome in Nassau County.
Speaker 6: You hah, no two ways about it. I mean, if
Speaker 6: you have a ticket to get in, of course, then
Speaker 6: you should head that way. But they're saying just stay
Speaker 6: away from Minneola, Garden City, Uniondale. That's gonna be a
Speaker 6: nightmare getting around because they're just gonna have tons of
Speaker 6: street closures for the president. Start at like one o'clock
Speaker 6: apparently it's when he's coming in.
Speaker 3: No, No, he will probably get there closer to three.
Speaker 6: Olock. I guess the closures begin.
Speaker 3: At one, right. They want people to arrive there between
Speaker 3: twelve and one. Okay, but it's gonna be very similar
Speaker 3: to what I went through with President Trump from Mike
Speaker 3: Lawler in Rockland County about a month and a half ago,
Speaker 3: when I saw the President there, and it's the same thing.
Speaker 3: People arrived at about twelve one o'clock. Trump got on
Speaker 3: stage about three thirty. You actually heard the helicopter outside landing.
Speaker 3: It'll be the same thing today. He won't get there
Speaker 3: till probably three o'clock. Get up there at three thirty,
Speaker 3: speak till five, and then I'm gonna get in a
Speaker 3: motorcade with Danielle and Bruce and head to the Hamps.
Speaker 3: Can't make this up. The Lovely Home I was told
Speaker 3: of Bob and Lauren day Roberts because there's a big
Speaker 3: fundraiser tonight for my man Bruce and Steve Whitcoff is
Speaker 3: going to be there. So I'm going to do this show,
Speaker 3: go to Nasau County to see the President, motor kate
Speaker 3: to the Hamptons for Bruce Blakeman to see Steve Whitcoff
Speaker 3: and probably get back to my home in Queen's around midnight.
Speaker 3: How about that.
Speaker 6: That's a long day.
Speaker 3: That's a long day. But it's nice to know that
Speaker 3: President Trump and Whitcomf and Bruce and all these people
Speaker 3: actually want me. I'm just a radio guy. I'm not
Speaker 3: running for office. I'm not part of the midterm elections.
Speaker 3: But they all want me there, know, And what does
Speaker 3: that tell you?
Speaker 6: That's huge?
Speaker 3: I don't think Curtis got an invitation.
Speaker 6: Do you be odd if you run into each other
Speaker 6: there today?
Speaker 3: A odd odds are against it. What else is going
Speaker 3: on in.
Speaker 6: The city today?
Speaker 3: You have?
Speaker 6: The big story this morning will be Luigi Mangioni. He's
Speaker 6: expected to plead guilty to the federal charges of interstate
Speaker 6: star resulting in death. A lawyer probably could do a
Speaker 6: better job of explaining exactly what that is. But he's
Speaker 6: not charged with murder in the federal system, as those
Speaker 6: counts were thrown out by a judge you'll remember back
Speaker 6: in January. So despite being a stalking charges, the counts
Speaker 6: there would still carry life in prison. So I mean,
Speaker 6: he's not going to get out of the system. But
Speaker 6: if the federal judge accepts that guilty plea later this morning,
Speaker 6: Mangioni's defense team will likely immediately use New York's double
Speaker 6: jeopardy laws to try and get a state level murder
Speaker 6: charges completely dismissed. But again, he's never gonna see the
Speaker 6: light of day. He's gonna be in the prisons for
Speaker 6: the rest of his life.
Speaker 3: It's him and the other guy is also in court
Speaker 3: today down in the Carolina is Alec Modoch.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I in that case just goes on forever.
Speaker 6: I know, while I don't know, he has nine lives.
Speaker 3: There crime, two big cases, anything else.
Speaker 6: Tragic story, this one out of Bergenfield, New Jersey. So
Speaker 6: of course, we had the huge seven point four shaker
Speaker 6: in Colombia on Monday and a mom and her daughter
Speaker 6: were on vacation in Colombia. Magnolia Lugo and her daughter
Speaker 6: in Natalia. They were visiting Colombia. The house they were
Speaker 6: staying in it collapsed and Magnolia was on the outside.
Speaker 6: The mom so she raced back in to try and
Speaker 6: fire her daughter. She was killed, but amazingly, her daughter
Speaker 6: was able to walk out of the rubble with just
Speaker 6: a broken arm. But now they're gonna have funeral services
Speaker 6: for the mom. And you can imagine everybody back in
Speaker 6: Brimingfield just devastated by that. The father in Colombia today
Speaker 6: to grab his daughter and bring her back home.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, that's incredible story.
Speaker 6: On a much liner note, there are a city council
Speaker 6: passed a bunch of bills yesterday. Now we're gonna have
Speaker 6: year round outdoor dining, so they won't. Now the way
Speaker 6: it works is you have to put up the sheds,
Speaker 6: taken them back down no longer. You'll be able to
Speaker 6: leave those structures up all your long and winter rise them.
Speaker 6: And of course restaurant owners for the most part, all
Speaker 6: over this because they're saying, hey, eight extra tables outside
Speaker 6: means big money over the course of a year.
Speaker 3: You know, I lived in the city for a long
Speaker 3: time during COVID on the Upper West Side. They never
Speaker 3: bothered me. Those those outdoor shelters, I mean, I guess
Speaker 3: he won the risk of cars crashing into hom or
Speaker 3: you know, some of the folks who live in the
Speaker 3: city public they were a blight like scaffolding, you know,
Speaker 3: but never bothered me. And in fact, after COVID, when
Speaker 3: all of these restaurants took such a beating, which they
Speaker 3: never should have, but they did. I was happy some
Speaker 3: of these folks had a chance to make some money,
Speaker 3: put some people outside and make some money. So I
Speaker 3: never really understood what the big deal was about taking
Speaker 3: these things down.
Speaker 6: Well, the big complaint from people who live near these
Speaker 6: sheds is that it attracts rats, you know, if they
Speaker 6: don't clean them. Well, it attracts rats and minds them.
Speaker 6: Not that there's not enough of them.
Speaker 3: Yes, you also every now and then find a homeless
Speaker 3: guy masturbating in one of these That's always fun to see.
Speaker 3: How's it going in there?
Speaker 6: And noise? Some people say, you know, they keep them
Speaker 6: up too late because they're outside they can hear people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well tough. You know what, the government screwed these
Speaker 3: poor people, screwed them with all those shutdowns, and CuMo
Speaker 3: screwed them and everybody screwed them. So tough, deal with
Speaker 3: the noise, deal with guys masturbating inside the place. Let
Speaker 3: these restaurant owners make some money. How about that? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I love people, you see, I care about my people,
Speaker 3: my New Yorkers. So I'm running for mayor.
Speaker 6: What what come again?
Speaker 3: That's what he said. Anything else, Uh.
Speaker 6: You had Mayor mom, Donnie. You know earlier this week
Speaker 6: a group of rabbis met with Mayor.
Speaker 3: Why do they do that?
Speaker 6: Well, they said they were there to tell them to
Speaker 6: tone down the rhetoric about stop Israel and stop it.
Speaker 3: Well, they were there, I know, I know, but it's
Speaker 3: they look pathetic. I know that their intent is good
Speaker 3: and they want to protect Israel and the Jewish people,
Speaker 3: they look pathetic. It was like that conference a couple
Speaker 3: of weeks ago. It was a day before I went
Speaker 3: on Box News and called Mamdani a terrorist. It was
Speaker 3: described as Jewish leaders, who are the Jewish leaders? I'm
Speaker 3: the biggest Jewish leader in the city. Who are the
Speaker 3: Jewish leaders? And they all stood outside. I love Batazman,
Speaker 3: but they all stood outside and it was a pussy
Speaker 3: vest So who cares? These rabbis met with Mamdani to
Speaker 3: tell him layoff Israel. What tough rabbi was there that
Speaker 3: actually made some noise about it. What rabbi threw Mamdani
Speaker 3: up against the wall, grabbed his neck and said, hey,
Speaker 3: Anti Semi, shut the up up. Who did that?
Speaker 6: I probably none of them, because I'm guessing that city
Speaker 6: Hall handpicked this group of people that were set to
Speaker 6: meet with the mayor, so they knew who was walking
Speaker 6: in the door. But the mayor. We heard from the
Speaker 6: rabbis earlier this week, some of them complaining that the
Speaker 6: meeting was too short. Others said they walked away okay
Speaker 6: from it. But the mayor said that he thought that
Speaker 6: the meeting went well. But he said he's kno going
Speaker 6: to back down from his rhetoric about the Prime Minister
Speaker 6: have being arrested, or about what's going on in Gaza.
Speaker 3: He killed them yesterday again baby so called the Jediside.
Speaker 3: And you know we've got the tape this week of
Speaker 3: Tucker Calls and a Hunter Biden. Those are two stand
Speaker 3: up guys preferring to be be as evil incarnate. And
Speaker 3: the Satmar rabbis you guys too, I don't care how
Speaker 3: many people from your community send me direct messages on
Speaker 3: Twitter saying hey said, lay off the community for good people.
Speaker 3: I was told that's not necessarily true. Some are good,
Speaker 3: some aren't. But some of these rabbis is title baum
Speaker 3: loser doctor not doctor Rabbi indig loser. The sot Mar
Speaker 3: community continues to embarrass the real tough Jews like me
Speaker 3: and Dove Hiking and others almost every day. And nol
Speaker 3: is a member of the Satmar community.
Speaker 6: Yes I am.
Speaker 3: Yeah. How long has that been the case?
Speaker 6: Oh well, you know decades. Yeah, I don't think they
Speaker 6: would accept me.
Speaker 3: The Satmar probably not worried about him. No, it is
Speaker 3: not it for rough of today.
Speaker 6: Uh well you I can keep going. There's more stuff
Speaker 6: I can tell you.
Speaker 3: But anything good, like anything that's nice or really right.
Speaker 6: I mean, there's actually this new app that's getting a
Speaker 6: soft launch here in the city today. So the way
Speaker 6: it works, if you're somebody who hates O gay, that's.
Speaker 3: The first hour and every week, go ahead, but.
Speaker 6: Never find out about that.
Speaker 3: It's the damn story Harris back on Monday. No one
Speaker 3: can find he's really upset.
Speaker 6: He's in hiding.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: The Ready to Dine app is having a soft launch today.
Speaker 6: So this is offering a dining experience for people here
Speaker 6: in the city who don't like waiting in line, who
Speaker 6: know what they want to eat. So you go onto
Speaker 6: the app, you can order your entire meal, you can
Speaker 6: put in how long you want to sit at the table,
Speaker 6: and then you pay up front. So when then when
Speaker 6: you show up to the restaurant, it's all laid out
Speaker 6: for you. Yeah.
Speaker 3: What's the name of this app.
Speaker 6: It's called the Ready to Dine App. And they're not
Speaker 6: a whole bunch of restaurants have signed on. They're doing
Speaker 6: a soft launch that began today.
Speaker 3: So now many restaurants are actually doing it. You know.
Speaker 6: They said they have a fair amount of in Midtown,
Speaker 6: a couple in New Jersey, and a couple.
Speaker 3: Out of I like that a lot. Actually, Yeah, are
Speaker 3: you Ready to Dine app?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: All right. Like Vanessa Williams once sang about Norman, you
Speaker 3: save the best for last. Excellent job, and you always
Speaker 3: do an excellent job. You're amazing on this show. You
Speaker 3: really are. All right, Well, we'll go to our first
Speaker 3: break of the day. We gave you fifty one minutes.
Speaker 3: Right there, Jennifer Harrison is going to stop by. She
Speaker 3: started victim Rights New York. If you don't know, Jane
Speaker 3: is a young girl stuff the county shortly Long Island.
Speaker 3: Her boyman was murdered and she spent her life. She's
Speaker 3: a great kid. She moved to Florida because she's sick
Speaker 3: and tired of the lawlessness here in New York her
Speaker 3: and her son, who's now going to high school. But
Speaker 3: she spent her life advocating for victims. And part of
Speaker 3: the reason why President Trump is in Nasau County today
Speaker 3: is that, I mean, he's really there to endorse Bruce Blateman,
Speaker 3: but victims and law and order, and that's why cas
Speaker 3: Pttella is coming. That's a lot of the reason why
Speaker 3: Rump is here today. So we'll talk to Jennifer Harrison.
Speaker 3: A lot going on in the vaccine world this week.
Speaker 3: President Trump says, hey, let's spit up the MMR shots. Okay,
Speaker 3: let's calm down. Let's let's cut down the amount of
Speaker 3: shots from seventeen to eleven because he believes, as too
Speaker 3: many others, that some of these vaccines may cause autism.
Speaker 3: We'll talk to Victoria Kapers, he's great parental rights advocate.
Speaker 3: Sh'll be here this morning, also Katine mcfalland great every week,
Speaker 3: my dear friend of forty eight years, the amazing defense
Speaker 3: attorney Joseph Tacopina, SID and.
Speaker 2: Friends in the morning on the Red Apple Podcast network.
Speaker 3: Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life.
Speaker 19: Son.
Speaker 3: Although I know a bunch of people in this city
Speaker 3: that are actually skinny, drunk and stupid. Now now of them,
Speaker 3: we're fad wod a lot of stupid people. These are
Speaker 3: very very stupid people. Lewis, very very stupid people. Stupid
Speaker 3: little bit ombres. I can't wait to see what President
Speaker 3: Trump hassed to see later on today to say, I
Speaker 3: should say, did you get him something yet? I haven't
Speaker 3: got him anything yet? No, No, I should. I know,
Speaker 3: I know I'm gonna do something. I'm gonna do something.
Speaker 3: I gotta figure it out. And what the Lou was
Speaker 3: referring to was somebody talked about quite a bit. Yes,
Speaker 3: say I'll bury it today, but in won't stay buried,
Speaker 3: not belong in President Trump, true fashion. I said, the
Speaker 3: man's not busy enough. I'll be actually inducted officially with
Speaker 3: a big ceremony at the Rainbow Room, Rockefeller Center October
Speaker 3: twenty second into the New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame,
Speaker 3: Big day, big Luncheon's going to be great. And a
Speaker 3: bunch of people did some videos and congraduating me. Lou
Speaker 3: did one, Justin did one, John Katzmatiti's and I'd asked
Speaker 3: the President over a month ago, through Margot Martin to
Speaker 3: see if he would do one. I knew when I
Speaker 3: asked it was never gonna happen, but I was wrong.
Speaker 3: It did happen. A couple of days ago, I got
Speaker 3: this video from the Oval Office, an official White House
Speaker 3: video President Trump, nearly two minutes, really going above and beyond.
Speaker 3: The things he said about me were just beautiful. I cried.
Speaker 3: I cried. So Lou was saying I should get him
Speaker 3: something to show my appreciation. You know what, Lou, here
Speaker 3: we go play a cut number one. We took forty
Speaker 3: seconds of about a two minute video that Trump sent me.
Speaker 3: And again, I'll see Trump later on today on Long Island.
Speaker 3: I know that was beautiful. I didn't even ask you
Speaker 3: to do that. No, I was actually ready already. I
Speaker 3: know you were your fingers right there on cut number one,
Speaker 3: isn't it. It's on the trigger. Actually, then just play
Speaker 3: it part of the Trump video to me. You'll see
Speaker 3: the whole thing in October. The twenty second. Here's a snippet.
Speaker 8: Congratulations especially to Sid Rosenberg on his induction to the
Speaker 8: New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame. I can't believe
Speaker 8: you didn't make it years ago. Today, Sid forever joins
Speaker 8: a roll call of some of the greatest legends and
Speaker 8: the history of New York broadcasting and talk radio. The
Speaker 8: best in the business, and he's the best in the
Speaker 8: business over many years that has distinguished himself as one
Speaker 8: of the most authentic and recognizable voices in American airways.
Speaker 8: And he's built a smart, loyal, gigantic audience that I
Speaker 8: happened to be one of those people in the audience,
Speaker 8: and I had for a long time, long before I
Speaker 8: became President.
Speaker 3: There he is President Trump again in Nashau County this afternoon.
Speaker 3: We'll take a short break. I believe that Jennifer Harrison
Speaker 3: from Victims Rights New York, initially her group or her
Speaker 3: was supposed to be part of this big rally happening
Speaker 3: today in Nassau County. Something happened. I don't know, but
Speaker 3: I believe one of her clients, and one of her
Speaker 3: clients whose children was murdered, is actually going to be
Speaker 3: there today. We'll get the whole low down once again, well,
Speaker 3: Victim Wrights New York.
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Speaker 3: Here she is, Miss Victims Rights, New York. My dear friend,
Speaker 3: Jennifer Harrison, Jennifer, good morning, sweetheart.
Speaker 21: Hawaii, Good morning, thank you. I got so nervous when
Speaker 21: I tried to call in and it said the station
Speaker 21: has restrictions. You can't get through, and I said, oh
Speaker 21: my god, Andrew CMO finally has funny.
Speaker 3: See, you are another pain in the ass during that
Speaker 3: whole thing, because I actually jumped on the Cuomo bandwagon
Speaker 3: ten days, not ten weeks, not ten months, and you
Speaker 3: and Johannis and all the people who are victimized by
Speaker 3: Andrew Cuomo stuck with Curtis Sliwa. And as it turns out,
Speaker 3: I'm not going to knock you because Cuomo did destroy
Speaker 3: the state. But I think you're all starting to find out.
Speaker 3: Janice would admit this. I hope you will, that curtis
Speaker 3: not exactly a good guy.
Speaker 21: I you know, I heard what he said in its
Speaker 21: entirety yesterday, and I'm not happy with the fact that
Speaker 21: he called, you know, three thousand victims and the people
Speaker 21: that have more people that have lost their lives ever
Speaker 21: since nine to eleven, two thousand one, that you know,
Speaker 21: saw our losers. But he did go on to say that,
Speaker 21: you know, this guy is the duly elected mayor, so
Speaker 21: turn your backs.
Speaker 3: And now he didn't say that. He didn't say that,
Speaker 3: he said I wouldn't stop you from doing that. I
Speaker 3: also played the question after from Alissa Russo. She said, well,
Speaker 3: how's the mayor doing? And he said, you know what,
Speaker 3: it's a nice change from Eric Adams, A nice change.
Speaker 3: You guys need to stop you Jonas everybody. I don't
Speaker 3: care that you thought he was there for you guys.
Speaker 3: He wasn't. He's got Cuomo derangement syndrome and he spends
Speaker 3: his days and nights hating on Andrew Cuomo. You guys
Speaker 3: were just pawns in his game. And that is still obvious.
Speaker 3: Who else in this city is sucking up to Mom
Speaker 3: Donnie more than Curtis?
Speaker 21: Yeah, and I mean I heard that he wants to
Speaker 21: run again. I sincerely hope that he doesn't. You know,
Speaker 21: we need somebody serious in there that's going to a
Speaker 21: fight like hell to take the city back and wrong
Speaker 21: a lot of the awful wrongs that have been done,
Speaker 21: you know, since the Blasio got in there. So I
Speaker 21: really hope that he doesn't run. I will not be
Speaker 21: supporting him again.
Speaker 3: All right, there you go. Jen Harrison, my one of
Speaker 3: my favorite ride here down in Florida. So I was
Speaker 3: under the impression that this valley that I'll be going
Speaker 3: to with Bruce Blakeman later on today welcoming President Trump
Speaker 3: back to Nassau County. I thought this was yours victims' rights,
Speaker 3: and you guys were heavily involved. You may be, I
Speaker 3: don't know what's what's the lowdown with what's going on
Speaker 3: in Nassau County or a Supper County girl in Nashau
Speaker 3: County this afternoon.
Speaker 21: Well, we we are heavily involved, and I have a
Speaker 21: feeling that there are going to be some victims speaking,
Speaker 21: which is, you know, quite an overwhelming moment, said, I
Speaker 21: mean you, you know you said that the love of
Speaker 21: my life was murdered. People don't know this, but it
Speaker 21: was by a New York State Paroli and his two
Speaker 21: gang member brothers. This is twenty one years ago, and
Speaker 21: back then, you know, the media wanted interviews when it
Speaker 21: was first happening, but nobody cared when these three gang
Speaker 21: member brothers and a New York State Paroli basically got
Speaker 21: away with it due to an incompetent prosecutor giving a
Speaker 21: sweetheart plea deal. Nobody cared that my life was destroyed,
Speaker 21: that my heart was shattered into so many pieces that
Speaker 21: it would never be repaired even after all this time,
Speaker 21: and that two killers were walking free while one would
Speaker 21: only serve five and a half years for killing my boyfriend,
Speaker 21: and the New York State parolely completely freesid you know,
Speaker 21: never even violated for parole, even though he crossed state lives.
Speaker 21: And since then, twenty one years ago, nothing has gotten better,
Speaker 21: only progressively worse. You know, bail reform Less is More,
Speaker 21: which was written by a gang member too and signed
Speaker 21: by Kathy Hochel. You know, monsters who kill children can
Speaker 21: get a clean slate. And if Kathy Hochell gets elected,
Speaker 21: there's going to be a mandate for the socialists and
Speaker 21: the communists in Albany to pass even more laws that
Speaker 21: release even more monsters. And no one is safe in
Speaker 21: this country, in this country because of New York's soft
Speaker 21: on crime policies. I mean, ask Lake and Riley's family.
Speaker 21: She was murdered by somebody who was released in New York.
Speaker 21: So this is a very overwhelming moment because you know,
Speaker 21: for all these years we've been screaming from the rooftops
Speaker 21: about these reforms, and nobody has listened. Nobody has cared. Now,
Speaker 21: Kathy Hopel, notis James, not any of the merry band
Speaker 21: of idiots and Albany, nobody has cared about the victims
Speaker 21: while they've put criminal after criminal after criminal, gang members, murderers,
Speaker 21: rapists right on stage with them right in our faces.
Speaker 21: And thanks to President Trump, victims are finally being heard.
Speaker 3: You know you mentioned they'll be victims speaking today in
Speaker 3: all likelihoods. So what's going on today? A very similar
Speaker 3: thing happened in Rockland County under Mike Lawler about two
Speaker 3: months ago. And I was there for that. And this
Speaker 3: young beautiful girl, Sheridan Gorman, eighteen year old college student.
Speaker 3: She was in Chicago with her two girlfriends going to
Speaker 3: look at the Northern life and she was shot in
Speaker 3: the back, murdered, shot in the back by illegal turns
Speaker 3: out she's from York film there in Mike Lawler's I
Speaker 3: guess neighborhood, part of his constituent class. So app is
Speaker 3: rally for Mike Lawler. Sheridan Gorman's sister and parents spoke.
Speaker 3: Now you gotta understand there's thousands of people sitting there.
Speaker 3: President Trump is up on stage. He brought them up.
Speaker 3: And when her mother spoke, there was not a dry
Speaker 3: eye in the house. I've asked Lawy her time and
Speaker 3: time again to get her on this program. It was
Speaker 3: painful as she talked about her baby, eighteen year old
Speaker 3: girl being shot in the back and murdered by an
Speaker 3: illegal So those are always tough moments to watch, especially
Speaker 3: when you're sitting there right in front of the stage
Speaker 3: and I think you're right, there'll be victims today, and
Speaker 3: correct me if I'm wrong. But isn't one of the
Speaker 3: potential victims somebody very close to you.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I'm not. I'm not allowed to talk about it yet,
Speaker 21: but you know, I do talk to Jessica Gorman, So
Speaker 21: if she hasn't it on the show, I'll reach out
Speaker 21: to her and see if she wants to come on,
Speaker 21: because as many people as possible need to really hear
Speaker 21: her story. And you know, my heart just breaks for
Speaker 21: her because I know that her life is never going
Speaker 21: to be the same. And I mean, you know, I
Speaker 21: buried Kevin, the love of my life, But if it
Speaker 21: was JJ, I mean you you would be going to
Speaker 21: my funeral too. I mean, you know said, I'm turning
Speaker 21: forty nine this year. I just realize I'm kind of
Speaker 21: going through a midlife crisis because I realized that next year, shit,
Speaker 21: I'm gonna be fifty. Sorry, And you know, I'm having
Speaker 21: a really hard time with it now, because there's a
Speaker 21: whole new wave of emotions all these years later that sorry,
Speaker 21: I'm realizing exactly what was taken from me. You know,
Speaker 21: I don't have anybody to reflect on the life that
Speaker 21: we shared together at fifty years old or the lights
Speaker 21: that we built. You know, I'm alone, and you know
Speaker 21: I see all these other people, you know, raising their
Speaker 21: kids and saying, you know, like, look at what we did,
Speaker 21: Like can you believe we're fifty and making jokes and stuff,
Speaker 21: And I don't have that. Well, the killers who did
Speaker 21: this to me and Kevin and who took that from
Speaker 21: me are enjoying all of those moments and creating those lives,
Speaker 21: and it sucks. You know, this is something that never
Speaker 21: goes away, and it's something that's never going to go
Speaker 21: away for the Gorman family. It's never going to go
Speaker 21: away for any of the victims that I work with
Speaker 21: or you know, in New York across the country, and
Speaker 21: we all see the same thing that you know, the
Speaker 21: victims that are going to be on Staege today, Jessica Gorman,
Speaker 21: any of the victims that speak that we put in
Speaker 21: front of the judiciary committees with Jim Jordan you know,
Speaker 21: we're all willing to relive our pain and share our
Speaker 21: stories so that you and your families and whoever is
Speaker 21: listening at that moment don't ever have to go through this.
Speaker 21: What we endure every day and what other people endure
Speaker 21: every day is just completely unbearable and I don't wish
Speaker 21: it on any buy And these tragedies were completely preventable.
Speaker 21: So if you don't want to be me, if you
Speaker 21: don't want to be the victims who are going to
Speaker 21: tell their heartbreaking stories on stage today, if you don't
Speaker 21: want to be Jessica Gorman, if you don't want to
Speaker 21: be any of the other mothers that I work with,
Speaker 21: you need to really get out and vote your way
Speaker 21: out of this because your lives depend on it, Because
Speaker 21: they really do. These scumbags are not the party of JFK.
Speaker 21: They are the party of Mamdani. They are the party
Speaker 21: that supports terrorists. They are the party that wants to
Speaker 21: release murderers and rapists, the child killers. They are the
Speaker 21: party that hates our country. They want to release serial killers,
Speaker 21: they want to kill Jews, and they want to globalize
Speaker 21: the Antifada. And that's the truth. It comes out of
Speaker 21: their mouths. Did you know it as well as I do?
Speaker 21: And these people have no place in our society, let
Speaker 21: alone our government.
Speaker 3: I agree, not just the DSA members, but all them
Speaker 3: CROs outside of Fetterman. They're all bad because they're allowing
Speaker 3: this to happen, and they're not standing up to it,
Speaker 3: none of them, not Schumer, not Jeffries, or the moderates,
Speaker 3: common sense. Stop it. It is a disgusting party. Now
Speaker 3: I can make you feel a little better. You're turning
Speaker 3: fifty this year in April, I'm turning sixty. You want
Speaker 3: to talk about feeling old? Oh my god, I'm going
Speaker 3: to be sixty. But just to go back on what
Speaker 3: you said and not too make you feel worse. But
Speaker 3: the truth is, Jen, you're a very very smart girl.
Speaker 3: You're a beautiful girl. You're physically very very attractive, and
Speaker 3: you never had anybody else. Kevin was murdered twenty one
Speaker 3: years ago. I'm sure you've been your fair share of dates,
Speaker 3: but you really never have fallen in love again, have you?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 21: And I have had relationships. I mean I have JJ obviously, you.
Speaker 3: Know, but he's your son, Kevin, right, Yeah?
Speaker 5: Not Kevin's right?
Speaker 21: Yeah, Well that.
Speaker 3: Doesn't mean, I had a relationship that could mean one
Speaker 3: night of tequila.
Speaker 21: You know, no, it wasn't. Okay, I don't do those
Speaker 21: things shod So I know you don't know. Yeah, so
Speaker 21: I'm a good girl. But yeah, I've had relationships, but
Speaker 21: you know, Kevin was the love of my life. And
Speaker 21: his belief in me and his faith in me and
Speaker 21: his support of me and the things that we went
Speaker 21: through together. Not that I've ever compared, but when you
Speaker 21: have something like that, I mean, I I woke up
Speaker 21: when he died. You know, our souls were connected somehow.
Speaker 21: And when you have something like that, you know you
Speaker 21: can't settle for anything else. And I hope that I
Speaker 21: do find somebody you know that I could I could
Speaker 21: share the rest of my life with. But you know,
Speaker 21: I'm not going to settle for for anything that that
Speaker 21: is not you know, not right or not good. I mean,
Speaker 21: it doesn't it doesn't have to be, you know that way.
Speaker 21: And again I'm not comparing, but you know, I'm not
Speaker 21: going to settle.
Speaker 3: So so you're done in Florida today you can be
Speaker 3: able to watch what's happening. I know you're a Suffolk
Speaker 3: County girl, Shorty Long Island but we'll be able to
Speaker 3: watch what's happening in Nashville County today. Down in Florida,
Speaker 3: I will.
Speaker 21: Be watching very closely, and you know, I might send
Speaker 21: you a text or two too, like I did when
Speaker 21: you know I do that you were crying, of all
Speaker 21: people when Jessica spoke at that rally. I think I
Speaker 21: text you then too, But I really I don't know
Speaker 21: how much time we have, but I really just want
Speaker 21: to say I was just watching Fox News and homicides
Speaker 21: are down in d C. Forty three point nine percent.
Speaker 21: They're down in Memphis. You know, another astronomical number. I
Speaker 21: forget the exact number, but that's thanks to President Trump
Speaker 21: and his administration and him sending the National Garden. You know,
Speaker 21: people like Todd Blanche, Janine Pierro, Harmeat, Dylan, Leo Terrell,
Speaker 21: all the Republicans in charge, like Jim Jordan, who holds
Speaker 21: hearings on a constant basis and asked me, you know,
Speaker 21: do you have anybody that wants to speak out? You know,
Speaker 21: thank God for these people. They're finally hearing us, the
Speaker 21: victims and people are finally caring in a big way.
Speaker 21: So you know, President Trump, everyone I mentioned they're saving lives,
Speaker 21: they care about victims. I really cannot thank the President
Speaker 21: enough for everything that he's doing for us, even though
Speaker 21: he doesn't know me personally yet. I really what he's
Speaker 21: doing is tremendous. And the fact that he cares enough
Speaker 21: to give everybody hugs and put them on stage, I
Speaker 21: just really cannot speak enough about it.
Speaker 3: Well, he is beautiful, so usually on the way out here.
Speaker 3: Jennifer Harrison, the courageous and awesome. I love her so much.
Speaker 3: Jenn Harrison. When you're on you mentioned your organization and
Speaker 3: you text me five minutes later and go see they're
Speaker 3: texting me and emailing me from Mexico, from Canada, from
Speaker 3: all these crazy cities and crazy states. So let's do
Speaker 3: that again. Tell everybody where they can help you out
Speaker 3: with this tremendous cause today.
Speaker 21: Okay, it's Victims Rights Reform Council dot org or you
Speaker 21: can just google me Jennifer Harrison Victims Rights. And it's
Speaker 21: so funny because as we speak, I have notification. Let's
Speaker 21: give some people some shout outs from Sarasota, Florida. My
Speaker 21: phone went off the Bronx Mount Laurel, New Jersey. Sarah's
Speaker 21: another Sarasota, Florida, Plainfield, New Jersey, West Hampsteed, New York,
Speaker 21: New York, New York. So people are with you from
Speaker 21: all over.
Speaker 3: That's great. Well, listen, you really are terrific and we
Speaker 3: all love you here and the President will know you
Speaker 3: one day. I can promise you that keep up the
Speaker 3: great work, and I'm shaw here from you later on
Speaker 3: this afternoon. Jen Harrison, you're a hero. Thank you so much.
Speaker 21: Thank you, and just make sure you give me your
Speaker 21: loved ones an extra hug today and appreciate every moment
Speaker 21: that you have with them.
Speaker 3: Good advice. We'll talk to you soon. Okay, soit hunt,
Speaker 3: Thank you bye, Jennifer Harrison. Right there, And my son
Speaker 3: is actually going with me to the event today with
Speaker 3: President Trump. He's an intern for Bruce Blakeman and he's
Speaker 3: become Bruce's go to guy, right hand man. I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: Chris Boyle, we love you, Chris Boyle. But Gabriel is
Speaker 3: now Bruce Blakeman's right hand man, so he's going to
Speaker 3: be at this rally today. And my daughter, who he
Speaker 3: dropped off at University Sylvania Law School two weeks ago,
Speaker 3: she's coming home this weekend too, So that's good advice,
Speaker 3: Jennifer Harrison.
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 2: Podcast Network.
Speaker 8: Parents can still choose to give their children all of
Speaker 8: the vaccinations if they wish. It's up to the parents
Speaker 8: who are making recommendations that are stronger, but it's up to
Speaker 8: the parents if they wish.
Speaker 3: She is one of the biggest voices when it comes
Speaker 3: to parental vites rights, I should say, and freedoms, whether
Speaker 3: it's medical freedoms, religious freedoms across the country. And she's
Speaker 3: back on Sid and Friends in the Morning. Victoria, Good morning, Hawaii.
Speaker 18: Heystjay, good morning, Glad to be here.
Speaker 3: Great to have you back. Let's talk about what President
Speaker 3: Trump did this week. Is new recommendations that came from
Speaker 3: the White House, and I loved it. My guess is
Speaker 3: you've probably liked it. But I'm about to pride doubt.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but either way, he is getting a
Speaker 3: pretty lofty amount of pushback. What are your thoughts on
Speaker 3: what President Trump told us a few days ago?
Speaker 18: Right, well, yeah, it certainly was a step in the
Speaker 18: right direction, and not surprisingly, there's been a ton of
Speaker 18: criticism and pushback since the announcement on Monday. They announced
Speaker 18: a list of new childhood vaccine recommendations, and I've been
Speaker 18: looking at these new standards individually and trying to understand
Speaker 18: what exactly the problem is here. First of all, even
Speaker 18: though again it is certainly a step in the right directions,
Speaker 18: that EO may be more of a symbol of the
Speaker 18: administration's commitment to health freedom as opposed to a tangible
Speaker 18: changes to vaccine policy in the United States or what
Speaker 18: somebody might actually see in the doctor's office. It is
Speaker 18: each state's government that decides its own public or private
Speaker 18: school requirements starting vaccines. Those rules come from the states,
Speaker 18: not usually from the President's desk. But it was announced
Speaker 18: that it is the official position of HHS that the
Speaker 18: amount of universal recommendations was being reduced from eighteen vaccines
Speaker 18: to eleven, which is aligned with some of our high
Speaker 18: incompere nations. You know, why do we give so many
Speaker 18: more shots than other countries? And if we're giving so
Speaker 18: many more vaccines, we should have super healthy kids, right,
Speaker 18: But no, it's actually the opposite. Our kids are sicker
Speaker 18: than ever and sicker than kids in other countries. And
Speaker 18: speaking of I wanted to mention the statement put out
Speaker 18: by the American Academy of Pediatrics that this EO is
Speaker 18: dangerous and that our federal leaders are not ensuring that
Speaker 18: every family can access life saving vaccines for me, those flow,
Speaker 18: et cetera. So, you know, taking this statement, if we
Speaker 18: look at the standards from the White House themselves, they
Speaker 18: call for stronger safety monitoring, They call for alternatives to aluminum,
Speaker 18: more widely spread injections, separating MMR vaccines, and support for
Speaker 18: parental choice and for medical religious exemption. So I failed
Speaker 18: to see where the actual danger is and to quote
Speaker 18: directly from the order, childhood vaccine recommendations should be aligned
Speaker 18: with best practices from peer developed countries while preserving access
Speaker 18: to vaccines currently available to Americans. So access is not
Speaker 18: being removed in any way, and in fact, instead of
Speaker 18: worrying so much about the new recommendation, maybe the Academy
Speaker 18: should look at some of its own practices, like taking
Speaker 18: large donations from its corporate partners like Pfizer, Merk and Maderna.
Speaker 18: It also has a full time federal lobbying team, So
Speaker 18: although it calls itself a neutral group, the American Academy
Speaker 18: of Pediatrics is in fact being paid by the companies
Speaker 18: that profit from the seventy two dose schedule no.
Speaker 3: Shot, Victoria Capish right here. So you mentioned the MMR
Speaker 3: and President Trump said, Hey, why are we pumping all
Speaker 3: these chemicals into these kids getting three shots at once?
Speaker 3: Why can't we space them out?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 3: I know, Victoria, because I've started to follow you now
Speaker 3: that you know you're friendly with Bobby Kennedy and US
Speaker 3: and all these people and others including Siris been on
Speaker 3: this show as well. You know all these people. You're
Speaker 3: all over this stuff. And I know that over the
Speaker 3: years you've actually met doctor Wakefield. Now correct me if
Speaker 3: I'm wrong what the President said this week, doctor Wakefield
Speaker 3: said over thirty years ago, and they basically destroyed this
Speaker 3: guy's life, isn't that right?
Speaker 18: Yes, well, you mentioned a lot of you know, my
Speaker 18: heroes there, and I've had the privilege to meet some
Speaker 18: of these folks, the people who do a lot more
Speaker 18: than me. But yeah, one of the changes mentioned on
Speaker 18: Monday is that the MMR vaccine should start to be
Speaker 18: separated into its three different doses measles Mom's Rebella to
Speaker 18: be given at different times. I don't know how or
Speaker 18: when this swow begins to be rolled out, but this
Speaker 18: is actually huge and here's why. About thirty years ago,
Speaker 18: a gastro entrologist in the UK named doctor Andy Wakefield,
Speaker 18: like you mentioned, was conducting research and he was given
Speaker 18: a group of children who had regressed into autism and
Speaker 18: also were presenting with severe gastro intestinal distress. And many
Speaker 18: of the parents in this group told doctor Wakefield, you know,
Speaker 18: my child was developmentally normal and regressed into autism after
Speaker 18: receiving their MMR vaccination. And you know, doctor Wakefield knew
Speaker 18: nothing about autism. He was not in the business of
Speaker 18: proving anything about autism. He was a gastro entrologist. But
Speaker 18: he took the concerns of these parents seriously and he
Speaker 18: began to look at all of the studies that had
Speaker 18: been done pre licensure on single measles vaccine measles and
Speaker 18: rebella together, and then measles, mumps and rebella together, and
Speaker 18: he discovered that there was there was nothing. There was
Speaker 18: no study, No study had been done to compare the
Speaker 18: safety of the single vaccine to the combined MMR vaccine.
Speaker 18: So he went to the Department of Health and he said,
Speaker 18: where are these studies? And what he was told was
Speaker 18: there was no reason to assume that there would be
Speaker 18: any difference in safety. In other words, they didn't exist.
Speaker 18: There were no studies. Now at the time, single measles
Speaker 18: vaccine was still available in the UK, and doctor Wakefield
Speaker 18: published a two hundred and fifty page paper and he
Speaker 18: said basically, until these studies are properly done, parents should
Speaker 18: opt for the single dose measles versus the combined MMR.
Speaker 18: And what followed was the single dose option was completely
Speaker 18: removed from the market and doctor Wakefield was relentlessly attacked,
Speaker 18: vilified labels and anti vaccine maniac and had his medical
Speaker 18: license revoke. And he had gone to the head of
Speaker 18: the Health Security Agency, which is the UK's CDC basically
Speaker 18: and said why aren't we recommending a single dose and
Speaker 18: he was told by the director because it would ruin
Speaker 18: the pharmaceutical company's program. Now, the combined vaccine was created
Speaker 18: because years ago Murk had developed a mumps vaccine which
Speaker 18: they spent a lot of money on, but they couldn't
Speaker 18: get it added to the schedule because mumps wasn't really
Speaker 18: a big enough problem on its own. But they were
Speaker 18: able to combine it with the measles and rebella vaccine
Speaker 18: to create MMR. So that's you know, one of the
Speaker 18: main goals of a pharmaceutical companies to get their product
Speaker 18: added to the childhood's schedule, which is up to seventy
Speaker 18: two vaccines total and or seventy two doses, I should say,
Speaker 18: and when someone messes with their plan, they don't like that,
Speaker 18: as we saw with doctor Wakefield.
Speaker 3: Wow, that is unbelievable what this poor guy went through
Speaker 3: in three decades later, President Trump said this week we
Speaker 3: should do exactly that. And I know you talked to
Speaker 3: a lot of parents again, they're in New Jersey, and
Speaker 3: you have become one of the real leaders. Congratulations in
Speaker 3: these efforts to get more parents involved and allowing have
Speaker 3: the federal government, of course giving the parents the choice
Speaker 3: to make these decisions. So you talk to these parents,
Speaker 3: and you're seeing true stories from parents almost every day,
Speaker 3: right that speak to some of these issues with these vaccines.
Speaker 18: Yeah, of course, imagine watching your child begin to change
Speaker 18: and regress almost overnight, and being told you don't know
Speaker 18: what you're talking about, or that you don't know your
Speaker 18: own care it. You know, just recently, I've gotten messages
Speaker 18: from parents describing what happened to their child soon after
Speaker 18: they received the combined MMR vaccine and some of what
Speaker 18: they told me. You know, my son lost strength in
Speaker 18: his legs and then lost his understanding. My child stopped
Speaker 18: looking at me in the eye. One hundred and six
Speaker 18: degree fever and hospitalization, severe sensory meltdowns, rolling around on
Speaker 18: the carpet at school, seizures. Seizures were very common. One
Speaker 18: mom simply said, my son disappeared severe gat throw intestinal
Speaker 18: issues with zero good bacteria in this child's got after testing.
Speaker 18: You know, I can't imagine being one of these parents
Speaker 18: and having to hear over and over the regurgitation of
Speaker 18: the media's propaganda safe and effective, Safe and effective, like
Speaker 18: Bobby Kennedy said, they're parents, they're not real journalists or reporters.
Speaker 18: So when we hear the term anti vaxer, which was
Speaker 18: a term created by the pharmaceutical industry itself, were really
Speaker 18: oftentimes talking about X vaxers. Parents who listened to their pediatrician,
Speaker 18: complied with the schedule, noticed the change, the abrupt changes
Speaker 18: in their kids, and were told either it was a
Speaker 18: normal reaction or we don't know what happened, but it
Speaker 18: definitely wasn't the vaccine. And to tell parents that they're
Speaker 18: wrong or that they just fell victim to the crazy
Speaker 18: anti vaccine propaganda, which is just insulting to say the least,
Speaker 18: especially considering any remotely dissenting opinion regarding vaccines has over
Speaker 18: the years been completely censored, and even I was kicked
Speaker 18: off of Twitter and Instagram at one point, people had
Speaker 18: their channels taken down. Information has been scrubbed out of existence.
Speaker 18: So to suggest the parents of vaccine injured kids were
Speaker 18: just inunvated with anti vaccine propaganda and it's simply nonsense.
Speaker 18: Nobody wants to think that they did something or made
Speaker 18: a choice that hurt their kid. You know, that's a
Speaker 18: hard thing to accept, not a first choice concept. But
Speaker 18: when we really start to listen to people. You know,
Speaker 18: someone was talking to me the other day, someone who
Speaker 18: didn't even know my stance on this issue, and she said,
Speaker 18: kind of in you know, a hush tone, someone she
Speaker 18: knew had passed away confirmed from a reaction to the
Speaker 18: flu vaccine. I said, oh wow. You know, I wonder
Speaker 18: why you never hear these things on the news, And
Speaker 18: a big reason for that is the pharmaceutical industry controls
Speaker 18: on some level, roughly seventy percent of what we hear
Speaker 18: and see on mainstream media. And just look at the
Speaker 18: commercials that run during you know, the main broadcast. And
Speaker 18: that's one of the reasons why independent journalism is so important.
Speaker 18: You know, I'd rather get my information from someone who
Speaker 18: is not beholden two corporate sponsors, like a pharmaceutical company.
Speaker 3: Can't argue that. I really can't argue that. It was
Speaker 3: nice to see doctor Fauci take a fall a couple
Speaker 3: of weeks ago too. He's part of the big cover
Speaker 3: up and live when it came to which, of course,
Speaker 3: I know you spent a lot of time working on
Speaker 3: as well. I know you love doctor Naomi Wolf was
Speaker 3: in these studios just a couple of weeks ago. Last one.
Speaker 3: Let me go back to Victoria on the way out.
Speaker 3: Nineteen eighty six a bill under the Ronald Reagan administration
Speaker 3: that may be changed in the not so distant future.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about that.
Speaker 18: Yes, In nineteen eighty six, Congress passed the National Childhood
Speaker 18: Vaccine Injury Act, which gave vaccine manufacturers blanket immunity from
Speaker 18: any liability for injury resulting from childhood vaccines. It's the
Speaker 18: only product that exists with such a protection, so there
Speaker 18: really is no financial incentive for pharmaceutical companies to make
Speaker 18: their products safer. What resulted as the alternative was something
Speaker 18: called the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, which to date has
Speaker 18: paid out over five and a half billion dollars to
Speaker 18: people with vaccine injury. And this is a taxpayer funded
Speaker 18: program whereby an excise tax is collected on each vaccine
Speaker 18: and those taxes are put into a fund for this use. Now,
Speaker 18: a new bill has been drafted earlier this year by
Speaker 18: Senators Rampaul and Mike Lee, which would end the liability
Speaker 18: shields that was given in nineteen eighty six. It's S
Speaker 18: three eight five three, or the End the Vaccine Carve
Speaker 18: Out Act, such an important piece of legislation. I'm excited
Speaker 18: to see what happens. And you know, the last thing
Speaker 18: that I'll say is, I saw an X the other
Speaker 18: day Senator Cassidy post about how long this EO is
Speaker 18: and that vaccines are overwhelmingly safe and effective. And he's
Speaker 18: a doctor, So I'm curious to see if you'll be
Speaker 18: able to get behind this bill and support repealing that
Speaker 18: blanket protection. Because if vaccines are overwhelmingly safe and effective,
Speaker 18: they don't need immunity.
Speaker 3: Got to tell you, I've gone the other way. I'm
Speaker 3: I'm with you these days, I really am. And Bill
Speaker 3: Cassidy's on his way out in Louisiana. Victoria Capish, that's
Speaker 3: an amazing job. The wealth of information you bring to
Speaker 3: this show on this topic is really very valuable. I
Speaker 3: mean it. You're terrific. You're great, you will you are.
Speaker 3: Thank you for hopping on this morning. We'll do it
Speaker 3: again very soon. Keep up the great work, Victoria.
Speaker 18: Thank you so much, Thank you so much. I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Bless you. Victoria Capish. Right there, that's a very important segment,
Speaker 3: and I hope that all the parents out there today
Speaker 3: took a good listen because I didn't know much about
Speaker 3: all this. I really didn't, and I wasn't even all
Speaker 3: that interested, unfortunately, But now I'm knee deep. We've had
Speaker 3: Bobby Kennedy on the show. We've had doctor Oz on
Speaker 3: the show many times. We had Brian Christine on the
Speaker 3: show just last week. We've had Aaron Siri on the show,
Speaker 3: Mary Holland on the show, Victoria Capeish on the show.
Speaker 3: So we are now into this and it's a very
Speaker 3: important topic and so important that President Trump decided to
Speaker 3: make some changes just this week. We'll take a short break,
Speaker 3: we'll come back. She's on everybody. She's amazing too.
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 2: Podcast Network.
Speaker 8: Congratulations especially to Sid Rosenberg on his induction to the
Speaker 8: New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame. I can't believe
Speaker 8: it didn't make it years ago. Today Sid forever joins
Speaker 8: a roll call of some of the greatest legends and
Speaker 8: the history of New York broadcasting and talk radio. The
Speaker 8: best in the business, and he's the best in the business.
Speaker 8: Over many years, it has distinguished himself as one of
Speaker 8: the most authentic and recognizable voices in American airways. And
Speaker 8: he's built a smart, loyal, gigantic audience that I happened
Speaker 8: to be one of those people in the audience, and
Speaker 8: I had for a long time, long before I became president.
Speaker 3: At the Rainbow Room. When I'm inducted to the Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame, ohially, then I'll put this bad boy on
Speaker 3: social media. It'll get millions and millions of hits. I
Speaker 3: can't believe how sweet the president was. I wait to
Speaker 3: hear this thing and see it sitting right there in
Speaker 3: the Oval Office, family photos and flags behind him there
Speaker 3: at about nine o'clock in the morning two days ago.
Speaker 3: There's a war going on, a lot going on, but
Speaker 3: President Trump loves said he does, he loves me. And
Speaker 3: I will see the President later on this afternoon with
Speaker 3: Bruce Blateman in Nassau County for a big day here
Speaker 3: on Long Island, and then I go to Southampton later
Speaker 3: on tonight and hopefully I'll see my friend Katie mcfallin.
Speaker 3: Kat any chance you'll be at the home of Bob
Speaker 3: and Lauren Day Roberts later on tonight.
Speaker 4: You never got my invitation? What's going on?
Speaker 3: What? No? No, you need to be there. You are
Speaker 3: You are like ultra ultra important. I mean, how could
Speaker 3: you not be there? If I'm there and Bruce Blateman's there,
Speaker 3: and Steve Whitkoff is there, you need to be there.
Speaker 4: I'm looking for my invitation in the mail.
Speaker 3: You know, Lauren, do you even know her?
Speaker 4: I know, I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't either yet I don't either. I have no
Speaker 3: idea these people. I did an event in West Hampton
Speaker 3: on Sunday night, walked into the house. I didn't know
Speaker 3: these people. Turned out that Adam and DeeDee Hut are
Speaker 3: lovely people. I never go to the Hamptons ever, but
Speaker 3: now making my second trip to the Hamptons in six days,
Speaker 3: but not until after I see President Trump on Long
Speaker 3: Island later on this afternoon. He's gonna come, obviously endorsing
Speaker 3: Bruce Plateman, but talk about law and order. He's bringing
Speaker 3: totel with them, and how Nassau County, for some reason,
Speaker 3: they do it right. If the rest of the country
Speaker 3: followed what Blakeman, writer Donnelly Finton, all those great people
Speaker 3: do in Nasau County, then the crime issue would be
Speaker 3: a heck of a lot better. For some reason, they
Speaker 3: know what they're doing there, Kat on Long Island, you.
Speaker 4: Know, Nassau County, the for Bruce Blakeman and the people
Speaker 4: you've just mentioned took charge was a real issue, and
Speaker 4: it was a real law and order issue. It was
Speaker 4: because it was the gangs. It was a Diogua gang,
Speaker 4: it was the others. And God bless Bruce and all
Speaker 4: the people around him who just walked in and with
Speaker 4: common sense said we're having you know this is yet,
Speaker 4: We're going to govern ourselves. We're going to make sure
Speaker 4: we do the right thing for our people. We're not
Speaker 4: going to pussy foot around what's right and what's wrong.
Speaker 4: And so the record that he has, I mean not
Speaker 4: just the law enforcement record, but how Nassau County works.
Speaker 4: Now I'm in Suffolk, that's another county, and there are
Speaker 4: a lot of other counties in New York State. They
Speaker 4: just don't work. You know, there's a lot of just
Speaker 4: the social services, the consumer services, the government services, you know,
Speaker 4: all the stuff that's supposed to work doesn't. But Nassau
Speaker 4: County works. And that's Bruce Blakeman. He's an amazing manager.
Speaker 3: Duel County too. I mean, I like Ed Romaine a lot,
Speaker 3: your county executive, and you know you got a great
Speaker 3: police commissioner, and Lusavello and all the guys with the
Speaker 3: Supper County PBA, and you know you got Tierney, he's
Speaker 3: an amazing district attorney. So while yeah, I'm closer with
Speaker 3: the Nassau County guys and boosting like brothers, Suffolk County
Speaker 3: a heck of a lot better over the last couple
Speaker 3: of years as well, right.
Speaker 4: A heck of a lot better in the last couple
Speaker 4: of years. The only problem that Suffolk County has is
Speaker 4: there a number of people who just have massive Trump
Speaker 4: arrangement syndrome. So it's very hard to separate Republicans from
Speaker 4: Trump in some quarters. But I agree with you. Suffolk
Speaker 4: and Nasau are so well done now. I mean they're
Speaker 4: not quite at the Florida level of competence of government,
Speaker 4: but they're approaching it.
Speaker 3: Florida is so great. I know. I had Byron Donalds
Speaker 3: on a couple of days ago, and he will likely
Speaker 3: be the next governor. Rick Scott into Ron DeSantis. And
Speaker 3: to Byron Donald's, I know your lovely daughter lives down there.
Speaker 3: My son's about to go to college down there next year.
Speaker 3: And I lived there for sixteen years in Boca Raton,
Speaker 3: So I know Florida very very well. I still love it.
Speaker 3: But they do it for some reason, you know, I
Speaker 3: guess listen, most of our Republicans you get every now
Speaker 3: and then you get idiots like w. Wassam and Schultz,
Speaker 3: But for the most pat Republicans run that state. And
Speaker 3: look how it runs so.
Speaker 4: Well, extremely efficient, extreme efficiently. I mean better services delivered
Speaker 4: for a third of the price. And that's why I'm
Speaker 4: very proud of my daughter. State Representative Siona mcfarrell She's
Speaker 4: one of five people on Byron Donald's short list to
Speaker 4: be lieutenant governor.
Speaker 3: I'm very proud of your daughter too, just see, you
Speaker 3: know I am, and I want to bring her on
Speaker 3: when her and Byron actually win. Coming up. His his
Speaker 3: primary is this Tuesday. He's got twelve other guys running
Speaker 3: against them, a couple of will losers like James Fishback.
Speaker 3: But not to worry, Byron's gonna win that thing relatively easily.
Speaker 3: And we just we just saw a whole bunch of
Speaker 3: other races. My friend Mike Lindell, I saw him in
Speaker 3: Bedmintsteu a couple of weeks ago. He came in second,
Speaker 3: and to be honest, better than I thought he would do.
Speaker 3: He thought he was gonna win, but came in second.
Speaker 3: But I guess you weren't happy like I was. And
Speaker 3: Trump and many others that that lunatic Han lost in Wisconsin.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, I'm from Wisconsin. I was born racing with
Speaker 4: what yeah, where she's from? And they're alatic?
Speaker 3: No, where where were you born? Where were you born?
Speaker 3: In Wisconsin?
Speaker 4: Madison, Wisconsins a working class family. And what I've got
Speaker 4: to say about Wisconsin and all these far left Canadas
Speaker 4: In some ways it shows that the American people have
Speaker 4: a lot of common sense, even Democrats that lost common sense.
Speaker 4: But in some ways I almost wish the crazy ones
Speaker 4: had won, because the quicker, the crazy ones win, and
Speaker 4: we see them for what they are. The quicker. The
Speaker 4: American people say, oh, I don't want any of that.
Speaker 4: Those guys are nuts.
Speaker 3: That's true. We're seeing that right now with Mom Donnie,
Speaker 3: and there are some buyers and watched not enough. Curtis
Speaker 3: seems to love them. But you know, I got to
Speaker 3: tell you when I started my sports career and I
Speaker 3: was syndicated for the first time late nineteen nineties and
Speaker 3: about seventy markets across America and katy One of the
Speaker 3: markets I was syndicated in, along with places like Clarksville, Tennessee,
Speaker 3: was Lacrosse, Wisconsin. And I remember the program director called
Speaker 3: me and my partner Scott and said, I heard you
Speaker 3: guys are doing this Party with the People Tour. What
Speaker 3: we did was we called it the Party with the
Speaker 3: People Tour. We went to all seventy plus of our
Speaker 3: cities and spent three days in that city doing live
Speaker 3: broadcast and at night we go out with the local people.
Speaker 3: He said, we want you to come to lacrosse, and
Speaker 3: I said, I don't know what both Jewish. No, that's
Speaker 3: gonna work out lacrosse. So we ended up going. We
Speaker 3: got off the plane, it was like the Beatles. They
Speaker 3: were so happy to meat us. And it was Octoberfest
Speaker 3: and lacrosse Wisconsin. And that night Brett Barb and the
Speaker 3: Green Bay Packers were playing Randy Moss and the Minnesota Bikings.
Speaker 3: Minnesota is right there on the border edge on Monday
Speaker 3: night football cheeseheads drinking. It was one of the best
Speaker 3: times I've ever had lacrosse Wisconsin.
Speaker 4: Wisconsin is a great state in many, many, many ways,
Speaker 4: but there are it does have a lot of the
Speaker 4: you know, trumped arrangement syndrome DEI lunatic fringes. And that's
Speaker 4: why I think you had someone as a candidate for
Speaker 4: governor who came within a you know, whisker of winning
Speaker 4: that nomination.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank god for Ron Johnson. I like him. He's
Speaker 3: a senator.
Speaker 4: There is also guts and he's you know, he doesn't
Speaker 4: take any he's he's got courage and he stands up
Speaker 4: even against the Republican establishment. I wish we had a
Speaker 4: lot more Ron Johnson's in the United States Senate.
Speaker 3: I agree, and he was really terrific, along with Rand Paul,
Speaker 3: who I don't really like most of the time. But
Speaker 3: him and Paul were great together right in the foulcyat stuff.
Speaker 3: Let me get to Iran because you know what, like
Speaker 3: nobody else, and he almost convinced me last week almost
Speaker 3: we were doing a great job there. I still have
Speaker 3: some questions. I don't kill Trump about it, because again
Speaker 3: I was all for going in in the first place,
Speaker 3: and I'm still happy we went in. I just need
Speaker 3: this thing to be over with at some point. So
Speaker 3: where are we today?
Speaker 4: I think that, you know, if you look at the
Speaker 4: big picture, he thought it was going to be easy,
Speaker 4: and it wasn't easy. So then he changed tactics, and
Speaker 4: the tactic now is to just strangle them. It's like
Speaker 4: it's just called an Anaconda policy, where you just slowly
Speaker 4: strangled the Iranian economy and that and so is I
Speaker 4: forgot who said it last week, But the iatolas fear
Speaker 4: Scott Besson, Secretary of the Treasury, a lot more than
Speaker 4: they fear Pete hegsa's Secretary of War. And that's because
Speaker 4: of the strangulation of the Iranian economy. And the second
Speaker 4: thing is that when Ron says, oh, they just I mean,
Speaker 4: they sort of, you know, put their fists in the air,
Speaker 4: pump their fists and say a lot of crazy things.
Speaker 4: But the reality is there's oil getting through that strait.
Speaker 4: And when the Secretary of Energy said, well, we used
Speaker 4: to be twenty million barrels a day before the war started,
Speaker 4: now it's probably fifteen sixteen million barrels a day. And
Speaker 4: that's not even counting the other barrels a day that
Speaker 4: are coming through the pipelines that were not coming through
Speaker 4: pipelines before the war. So all the people who are
Speaker 4: saying this war is a big failure, look at the
Speaker 4: straight up our muses closed. It's not closed. Because if
Speaker 4: you look at the price of oil, if the straight
Speaker 4: up our moosers really closed, the price of oil would
Speaker 4: be one hundred and twenty dollars a barrel. It's not
Speaker 4: safety dollars a barrel. It's about the same thing it
Speaker 4: was before the war started. So stuff is getting through
Speaker 4: the stre moose. And I think that the great value
Speaker 4: of what President Trump has done is when this war
Speaker 4: is over, and it will be over, whether Iron wants
Speaker 4: to admit it or not, it's probably over now. Is
Speaker 4: that for fifty years they have held the United States
Speaker 4: and the world hostage over that strait of our Moose.
Speaker 4: I was when the Reagan administration where they tried to
Speaker 4: hold us hostage, and the hostage taking was well, if
Speaker 4: you don't do what we want, you know, if you
Speaker 4: sort of get in the way of what we want
Speaker 4: to do, we're going to close that Straight of Warmose.
Speaker 4: And so it got all the air of neighbors nervous
Speaker 4: because they needed to make their oil money. And it
Speaker 4: got the world nervous because the world said, oh, well,
Speaker 4: we're going to do without twenty percent of the world's
Speaker 4: oil supply. But now President Trump has made that Straight
Speaker 4: of Hormose almost irrelevant because we are getting tankers through,
Speaker 4: because the pipelines are being built fast and furiously throughout
Speaker 4: the Middle East, and within seven ten years oil is
Speaker 4: not going to move through the Strait of Hormuse. It'll
Speaker 4: move through pipelines. And that means Iran's great trump card
Speaker 4: closing the Strait of Hormuz, which they have put over
Speaker 4: everybody's head for fifty is going to be irrelevant.
Speaker 3: No, that's pretty good news. Katie mcfalland right here. That's
Speaker 3: why kat is terrific. I did also see a couple
Speaker 3: of days ago, I'm getting ready for my friend BIB
Speaker 3: to come to Israel, to New York City and watch
Speaker 3: mom Donnie freak out. I actually reach out to BB's people,
Speaker 3: I said, me and Dershowitz going to meet him at
Speaker 3: the airport. I can't wait to see them, Ma'm Donnie meltdown.
Speaker 3: I really can't when this idiot can't do anything about it,
Speaker 3: great man BB and this loser, Mam Donnie. But I
Speaker 3: was happy to see you a couple of days ago
Speaker 3: that Lebanon is now on board with getting rid of
Speaker 3: Kris Pola. No, I always knew that, Like, for example,
Speaker 3: my dear friend Joseph Abou, the great fashion designer.
Speaker 14: Yes he's Lebanese.
Speaker 3: How about this one, Janine Piro, our great US attorney.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, she's up and Eze.
Speaker 3: They don't like Chrisbola. They don't want Chris Pola anywhere
Speaker 3: near Bay Route. So it's good to see Lebanon coming
Speaker 3: on the peace train.
Speaker 4: So a couple of things are happening. First of all,
Speaker 4: as Iran is getting squeezed financially, Iran is a big
Speaker 4: financial supporter of Vespalla on Lebanon, so they're not the
Speaker 4: money to Hesbela. Number two, because of Trump's relationship with
Speaker 4: Syria now and the new leader of Syria, the shipments
Speaker 4: of weapons that used to move through Syria to Lebanon
Speaker 4: so that the Hesbelah had those weapons, those shipments of
Speaker 4: weapons aren't going. And then the third thing is that
Speaker 4: because Lebanon, which has always been you know, in the
Speaker 4: last twenty thirty years or very weak government, is a
Speaker 4: stronger government now and they've made peace with Israel. The
Speaker 4: government of Lebanon has made a deal with Israel too.
Speaker 4: Let's work together to get Hesbela out. It will eventually
Speaker 4: happen for all the reasons, you know, financial reasons, military
Speaker 4: reality reasons. But that's a big deal because if you
Speaker 4: go back of all the wars Israel's fought throughout its history,
Speaker 4: Lebanon has always been against Israel and all these wars.
Speaker 4: And if Lebanon becomes an ally of Israel or at
Speaker 4: least at peace with Israel, if Syria does the same,
Speaker 4: Jordan has done the same, Egypt has done the same,
Speaker 4: it's a completely different Middle East going away to be
Speaker 4: Arab Israeli peace. I mean, you're a student of history,
Speaker 4: hasn't been Arab is really people, although, well, the.
Speaker 3: Good you're one hundred percent right and you know more
Speaker 3: about history than I do. But what the good news is, well,
Speaker 3: Lebanon is going that way. There are countries that Israel
Speaker 3: could count on in the past, Oh I don't know,
Speaker 3: like Turkey, who have gone the other way. The good
Speaker 3: news is the majority, Yes, the majority are coming across.
Speaker 3: And who knows how big these Abraham Accords can turn
Speaker 3: out to be. But you are seeing a shift kt
Speaker 3: countries that used to hate Israel now support Israel, and
Speaker 3: countries that used to support Israel are joining the Tucker
Speaker 3: Calls and team and now bashing Israel.
Speaker 4: You know, I think that President Trump and President Aredwana
Speaker 4: have a good working relationship, and I don't I think
Speaker 4: that President Trump knows what Aredwuana is doing. And I
Speaker 4: don't think that there would have been that new Saudi
Speaker 4: Pakistani Turkey alliance if President Trump didn't give the sign off,
Speaker 4: because at the end of the day, we want those
Speaker 4: countries to keep peace in the Middle East on their own.
Speaker 4: We don't want to have to be everybody's policeman.
Speaker 3: I agree, but yeah, but yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Mean I was the first phone call President Trump had
Speaker 4: with President Aridwuan Wow. And although he was speaking in Turkish,
Speaker 4: President Trump's want to you know, put the you button on,
Speaker 4: and he said to me, this is once a strong guy.
Speaker 4: I listened to that voice. And they've had a good, real,
Speaker 4: good working relationships. They don't agree on everything, but you know,
Speaker 4: Turkey has been there when we've needed them, especially in
Speaker 4: the Gods of Peace plans.
Speaker 3: I know, but Kat, you do understand that Turkey was
Speaker 3: about to allow Iran to assassinate our beloved President Trump
Speaker 3: if not for the Israeli Mosad and I don't know,
Speaker 3: some type of trunk and a new airplane. We almost
Speaker 3: had a big tragedy in Turkey.
Speaker 4: I want to find out what really happened, because I
Speaker 4: can't imagine that Aradiwan would have known about that and
Speaker 4: let it happen or allowed it to just go for it.
Speaker 4: I just there's so much unexplained about what happened. I
Speaker 4: think it's, you know, great James Bond story, President Trump escaping,
Speaker 4: you know, on a food truck and you know, all
Speaker 4: of a sudden emerging scathed. But I think there's a
Speaker 4: lot more that we haven't really heard about. Oh, for sure,
Speaker 4: after with time, it'll make a great movie, sid for sure.
Speaker 3: And I was happy though about Israel once again. Save
Speaker 3: President Trump's life with your bastards out there, right, but
Speaker 3: they always do the missades. All right? Now, Katie again,
Speaker 3: you went Southampton. I'm going to reach out to the
Speaker 3: Roberts family. Make sure you're invited tonight. You need to
Speaker 3: be there. One of the greatest Americans in the world today,
Speaker 3: tell me your honest opinion talking about Long Island, Bruce Blakeman.
Speaker 3: I think he's got a real chance. Now, look you
Speaker 3: do good, tell me why?
Speaker 4: Okay. So, so you know in the last election when
Speaker 4: Hoko ran against Sheldon Lee, Helton Lee, Sheldon Lee's Delvin.
Speaker 4: If he had had the support of President Trump and
Speaker 4: had had money up front to help him in the election,
Speaker 4: he could have won. He was that close. And is
Speaker 4: the support for him came sort of at the last minute. Now,
Speaker 4: what's happened with Bruce Blakeman is that he's had support
Speaker 4: from the very beginning from the Republican Party, from President
Speaker 4: Trump and also New York has had four more years
Speaker 4: of a disastrous governor. So I think for the first
Speaker 4: time a Republican stands a chance, and Bruce Blakeman would
Speaker 4: be that guy, and he would be an awesome governor.
Speaker 3: I love that. I agree with you one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: I hope I see you tonight, I really do. But
Speaker 3: if I don't, we'll talk again next Friday. And I
Speaker 3: am part of your daughter too, And I love you
Speaker 3: so thank you, so much.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Sid, You're the best.
Speaker 3: Kathy mcfalland right here on SID and Friends in the
Speaker 3: Morning does a tremendous job every Friday. We're not done.
Speaker 3: We got two more great guys to come next hour,
Speaker 3: Larry Kudlow, He's amazing. And later on this hour, my
Speaker 3: dear friend of forty eight years, the best defense attorney
Speaker 3: anywhere in the world, the fantastic Joseph Taccapino. All that's
Speaker 3: still a come.
Speaker 2: SID and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 2: Podcast Network.
Speaker 16: This is Curtis Leewa talking about nine to eleven families
Speaker 16: with this ceremony, the.
Speaker 14: Twenty fifth commemoration coming up in a month.
Speaker 12: What is your thoughts on the criticism of him, espially
Speaker 12: because a lot of the Kis's son and even he
Speaker 12: said his princess an idea of.
Speaker 3: Who he is ridiculous.
Speaker 20: He's the mayor.
Speaker 3: Stop being sore losers. You knew this is Madami.
Speaker 17: He never he was never a fake, phony, fraudulent fagacy
Speaker 17: like a lot of politicians. He told you who he
Speaker 17: was once he got elected. You should have known he
Speaker 17: was going to be there at nine to eleven. Now,
Speaker 17: if you choose to turn your back on him, then
Speaker 17: I don't want to ever tell family members what they
Speaker 17: should be doing on this highlighting. That's your not holiday,
Speaker 17: but this solimn occasion. That's your choice. But I believe
Speaker 17: you respect the office. He's the mayor, He's representing the city.
Speaker 17: Unlike what my former friend sid Rosenberg did with Cuomo
Speaker 17: that I think stopped him dead in his tracks. I
Speaker 17: think it was ten days before the election when they
Speaker 17: were joking around about what would happen in Mondami with
Speaker 17: a mayor on the occasion of nine to eleven? You know,
Speaker 17: do you think that there'd be another nine to eleven?
Speaker 17: Crmo ended up laughing along with that shot shock. I
Speaker 17: think when you did internal polls as we did, that
Speaker 17: really hurt it because he was gaining momentum. Remember, don't
Speaker 17: vote for a vote for Sileiwa's a vote from Mondami.
Speaker 17: He was gaining traction and then he made that stupid
Speaker 17: remark and then didn't handle it well and then Jorhan
Speaker 17: exploited the hell out of it as he should.
Speaker 3: That was his homophobic He's the mayor. Get used to it.
Speaker 16: Curtis Leewa is kissing mom Donnie's ass on a daily basis.
Speaker 16: He just referred to his longtime friend Sid Rosenberg as
Speaker 16: a shock jock. Nobody was more of a shock jock
Speaker 16: in New York than Curtis Leiwa, who would intentionally find
Speaker 16: outrageous things to say, and he would tell you folks
Speaker 16: that it was quote of the mind and you went
Speaker 16: for it, hook line and sinker.
Speaker 14: This is what he would do every day. The more outrageous,
Speaker 14: the better, and you went for it. And he's got
Speaker 14: the balls to call Sid, hey, Hey, Hey, can I
Speaker 14: Can I say balls? Can I can I do that?
Speaker 14: Can I say that?
Speaker 7: Shaky?
Speaker 14: He's got the balls to call Sid Rosenberg a shock jock.
Speaker 16: Me and Sid got into it because Sid came to
Speaker 16: me as I told this story appealing on his friend
Speaker 16: Curtis Slee's behalf and Sid said to me, what do
Speaker 16: I have to do to get you to say something
Speaker 16: nice about Curtis on air? And my and my my
Speaker 16: answer basically was Sid, I love you. It's not gonna happen.
Speaker 16: That's when me and Sid got into it because he
Speaker 16: was fighting for his friend, Curtis Sliwa, and now Curtis
Speaker 16: Sliwall called Sid a shock job.
Speaker 14: Stop kissing mom Donnie's ass.
Speaker 3: He turned against me, and you know nothing I can
Speaker 3: do about it. I don't want to spend too much
Speaker 3: time talking about him because he got a one point
Speaker 3: four in the last weekly's in the demo, and I
Speaker 3: got a seven point four. I retired Len Berman, I
Speaker 3: retired Michael Ridell, and honestly, Curtis should retire. I beat
Speaker 3: him so badly every week, it's embarrassing. It's embarrassing, so
Speaker 3: bad that they decided to put Mark Simon on an
Speaker 3: hour earlier. And I love Mark, and Mark's an all
Speaker 3: the time. Great. I'm gonna kick his ass too, because
Speaker 3: there is no show like Hours, nothing even close. Nothing there.
Speaker 3: So Curtis failed at his radio return, just like he
Speaker 3: failed in his two runs for mayor, getting blown out
Speaker 3: by both Eric Adams and Mamdani and I still don't
Speaker 3: hate the guy, but he can't help himself. First he
Speaker 3: blamed me and John and others for his loss. Now
Speaker 3: he's blaming me for CMO's loss because Cromo was on
Speaker 3: the rise, had momentum until Sid said that Mamdanie would
Speaker 3: be cheering after nine to eleven, which I still feel
Speaker 3: that way. I would changed my mind on that. The
Speaker 3: Curtis you know, look, people keep saying to me, Look,
Speaker 3: you got into san Curtis is on the take. I'm
Speaker 3: not saying that. I don't know that. I don't know that.
Speaker 3: But why would he do a video at the Inner
Speaker 3: Circle yucking it up with Mam Donnie? Why would he
Speaker 3: be out there yesterday defending Mam Donnie. This guy is
Speaker 3: such a lying, thieving son of a bitch. Curtis and
Speaker 3: I used to like him, but who do you think
Speaker 3: he's kidding? Respect the office? Did you respect the office? Curtis?
Speaker 3: When every day on this show you referred to Eric
Speaker 3: Adams as to Swagerman with no plan? Did you respect
Speaker 3: the office? Did you respect the office when you butchered
Speaker 3: Andrew Cmo on this show every day?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 3: I don't care. I did the same thing. But I
Speaker 3: don't say stupid things like respect the office because I don't.
Speaker 3: I didn't respect Joe Biden. I didn't respect Eric Adams
Speaker 3: just like you. So don't go out there yesterday because
Speaker 3: it felt right and because maybe you are on the
Speaker 3: take and depend Mom Donnie by telling us respect the office?
Speaker 3: When did you ever do that? Never? Everything you do stinks,
Speaker 3: smells like there's something going on here. That interview went
Speaker 3: even further, Melissa Russo NBC. She actually asked him straight up,
Speaker 3: how do you think Mom Donnie is doing?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 3: Imagine if she asked me that. Let's say she asked
Speaker 3: me that, if she's interviewed me once and I ate
Speaker 3: a buf for lunch, I killed her at the Israeli
Speaker 3: Day parade. But imagine Lewis, if Melissa Russo asked sim Rosenberg,
Speaker 3: how is mom Donnie doing? How did you ever go?
Speaker 14: Well, it wouldn't go the way she intended.
Speaker 3: No, there would be He's a gi he's a terrorist,
Speaker 3: he's a racist. He's a communist, he's a socialist, he's
Speaker 3: a Marxist. He's driving successful people out of the city.
Speaker 3: He has, at this point now pretty much said something
Speaker 3: bad about ethnic race in the city, from the Italians
Speaker 3: to the Irish, to the Germans to the Jews. He
Speaker 3: has been very, very disrespectful to the people that built
Speaker 3: this city, to the folks that founded this country. He's
Speaker 3: over taxing everybody at every opportunity. I mean, I can't
Speaker 3: think of anything nice to say about the guy.
Speaker 14: Would go a lot different than how Curtis handled it.
Speaker 3: Well, here's how Curtis handled it. You gotta hear this.
Speaker 3: This is unbelievable. Cut number eight.
Speaker 6: How do you think Maria Mondani's doing so far in
Speaker 6: this chaos?
Speaker 17: Well, I always say to everybody it said, oh, he's
Speaker 17: not doing everything he said he would do. He certainly
Speaker 17: is attempting to do what he said he would do
Speaker 17: in that long campaign. But most importantly, it's a nice
Speaker 17: change of pace from the chaos and corruption of Eric Adams.
Speaker 3: What normal person in this city that's not doing something
Speaker 3: that's at least worth looking at would say Mamdani is
Speaker 3: a nice change of pace. I mean is lost it.
Speaker 3: But the campaign was the same. You never ever ever
Speaker 3: spend most of your time trying to take out the
Speaker 3: guy in second, and you're running a campaign you want
Speaker 3: to win, and I'm going to say it again, Curtis
Speaker 3: suffers in a big way. We talk about Trump derangement syndrome,
Speaker 3: Curtis has Cuomo derangement syndrome. So while Joannistein loves him, Johanna,
Speaker 3: stop it, stop it. Jennifer Harrison, I talked her out
Speaker 3: of it this morning. It's not about them, it's not
Speaker 3: about their loved ones that died. He doesn't care. He's
Speaker 3: got Cuomo derangement syndrome. He barely laid a glove on
Speaker 3: Mom Donnie during that whole campaign. And again, I don't
Speaker 3: hate him. I was friends with Curtis for decades and
Speaker 3: I still have a healthy respect for his talent. I
Speaker 3: absolutely appreciate what he's done over his life with the
Speaker 3: Guardian Angels protecting this city. I've never talked bad about
Speaker 3: any member of his family, and there's a lot of
Speaker 3: bad stuff out there about his wife. I don't do that.
Speaker 3: I don't do it. I'm friendly with his ex wives
Speaker 3: and kids, Anthony here at the office. I don't wish
Speaker 3: Curtis anything bad, but but he's being exposed day in
Speaker 3: and day out, and he's gonna have to explain a lot.
Speaker 3: I believe at some point down the road. You do
Speaker 3: not buddy up to Mom Donnie, defend Mom Donnie, and
Speaker 3: call the victims families of nine to eleven sore losers
Speaker 3: and continue to bash me when all I've done over
Speaker 3: the years is go out of my way to help
Speaker 3: that guy. How about my house for Passover? He sat
Speaker 3: with my family, with my family, you mother effort back.
Speaker 2: After this, Sid and Friends in the morning on the
Speaker 2: Red Apple podcast network, I.
Speaker 3: Get this video from Trump and is a bit of
Speaker 3: a wise ass. He's like, what are you gonna send
Speaker 3: to five hundred people? Don't be stupid? Okay, he set
Speaker 3: it to the four hundred. So I mean I can't
Speaker 3: play it the whole thing live on the air or
Speaker 3: on my social media till October twenty second, which is
Speaker 3: my actual Hall of Fame induction day. So we took
Speaker 3: forty seconds played it on the air. But Takapina was
Speaker 3: one of the people I sent it to. And Takapina,
Speaker 3: believe it or not, is probably the number one person
Speaker 3: that I would have to think in terms of what
Speaker 3: has become this really unpredictable, unbelievable relationship with President Trump.
Speaker 3: Because good morning, Abraham Hamra Hawaii, buddy, I love you too,
Speaker 3: because remember I voted against Trump in twenty sixteen, I
Speaker 3: vote for Hillary. Now I came along quickly, and I
Speaker 3: told Trump that with Bernard, God rest his soul, and again,
Speaker 3: congratulations to Melanie McGirk, Bernie's beautiful daughter getting married October
Speaker 3: the tenth, and Carol and the whole family. And I
Speaker 3: told Trump on air, I bought it against somebody loved him.
Speaker 3: So we started to repair the relationship then, but we
Speaker 3: really weren't close. And then Trump called Takapina to represent
Speaker 3: him in the Egene Carol case of the album Brayder case.
Speaker 3: After get Tacapina did two of them and did a
Speaker 3: great job on both. Mind you great job, asked Todd Blanche.
Speaker 3: And then when Takapino went down tomorrow Lago to talk
Speaker 3: to the President, he brought me up. And that was
Speaker 3: the beginning of what we have now, which is Trump's
Speaker 3: sending me videos, videos to congratulate me on the Hall
Speaker 3: of Game induction and later on today I'll be in
Speaker 3: Nashau County with a bunch of very important people, and
Speaker 3: you can bet your bottom dollar that President Trump will
Speaker 3: point me out and make a big deal about it.
Speaker 3: So I guess tac. I guess I gotta thank you,
Speaker 3: right for sure?
Speaker 19: You do.
Speaker 5: I mean, look, I put this, this this story together.
Speaker 3: You really did you really fight?
Speaker 5: By the way, Yeah, I almost was scory. I mean, like,
Speaker 5: swhere did We're having dinner with Marlogo, me, the president,
Speaker 5: a few of his his people, and and two of
Speaker 5: his press people, Stephen Chung, and then there was also Boris.
Speaker 3: There and also wasn't wasn't his son Eric there? Eric Trump?
Speaker 5: Eric was there all. So yeah, the whole So we
Speaker 5: were just having dinner and I was like, this is
Speaker 5: my moments, like this guy on sick because we talked
Speaker 5: about it. I said, you know, he loved you, and
Speaker 5: I knew he would, and I knew how supportive you
Speaker 5: were of him, and how much actually for the New
Speaker 5: York audience. And they become that and now nationally syndicated,
Speaker 5: so it doesn't matter. But I said, you gotta go
Speaker 5: with my friend Sid. Sure, you gotta. He's amazing, he
Speaker 5: loves you, he's great, and he's he's a staunch, and
Speaker 5: he starts talking to me and his press guys looked
Speaker 5: at me like they were going to take their steak
Speaker 5: knives and shove it. And I got a little to
Speaker 5: go stark and go directed to the boss and that
Speaker 5: you gotta go around, and yeah, yeah, I get.
Speaker 3: I got see Steve Jung and Boris Epstein saying that,
Speaker 3: well the stroke, Yeah, I know. Well, but the best
Speaker 3: part of the story was not the best part. But
Speaker 3: you what called me the way to the airport? You go,
Speaker 3: I gotta ask you something. I go, wait a second,
Speaker 3: you want the way to the airport? You've already made
Speaker 3: up your mind. You go, no, that's true, but I'm
Speaker 3: on the way to see Trump. Am I doing the
Speaker 3: right thing? That's I'll never forget that, because honestly, Joseph,
Speaker 3: you showed me a tremendous amount of respect. You're calling
Speaker 3: me at five in the morning on the way to
Speaker 3: the airport to ask me, Am I doing the right
Speaker 3: thing by going down there? Of course I said yes,
Speaker 3: because I love Trump. But that was really cool too.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: No, and that listn't believe me. It wasn't the easiest
Speaker 5: decision because it was a business decision in part, right,
Speaker 5: think of who all represents Rock Nation and you know,
Speaker 5: all the people who are the greatest Trump fans whatever.
Speaker 5: But it was some business decision. But you know, he
Speaker 5: had asked me and his represented and asked me to
Speaker 5: represent him for some time, and I was finally like,
Speaker 5: all right, you know, let me go take a meeting,
Speaker 5: let me go see what this about. And we hit
Speaker 5: it off at that meeting and and you know, we
Speaker 5: we we literally decided on path forward, but I included
Speaker 5: doing that pat forward, so I wanted to make sure
Speaker 5: that that he secured my boy. And by the way,
Speaker 5: it was a great thing for him too. You know,
Speaker 5: he really is Obviously there's no radio show that supports
Speaker 5: him like you do. And he has a platform to
Speaker 5: say where he wants to say in this show, which
Speaker 5: is cool, but more importantly for you, it gives you
Speaker 5: the recognition that that really you deserve.
Speaker 3: And I send you the video. How cool was that thing?
Speaker 5: Come on, Oh that was so cool that it was
Speaker 5: so cool. But you know, as I said to you,
Speaker 5: remember what I said to you and that responds to
Speaker 5: that video, like, yeah, this is really cool. But forget
Speaker 5: that I'm proud of you on your own, you know,
Speaker 5: not because Prump said, will be. I'm proud of you
Speaker 5: because of what you accomplished, what you've done and how
Speaker 5: you really honestly, I want to say surpassed, and you
Speaker 5: know you and I started with right I want of
Speaker 5: it was every week his weekly studio guests, you in
Speaker 5: there doing his sports and having being a sidekick and
Speaker 5: having some fun. But I think really, where your show
Speaker 5: is on now is is really and he's one of
Speaker 5: the greats. And I personally think you you've you've eclipsed.
Speaker 5: So that's a that's a big statement.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Now, Now that being said, that was a little love
Speaker 5: best Now what is wrong with you? That was Whiskey Myers. Okay,
Speaker 5: that band, Whiskey Myers terrible, the Colt following and Whiskey Marks.
Speaker 5: But more importantly, they're one of the best modern answers
Speaker 5: to the question what happened in southern rock? Right? They're
Speaker 5: not a country band. They sit with them brothers intersect.
Speaker 5: So you know, Skinner has been always my favorite band
Speaker 5: all the time, ever ever ever, so I've always been
Speaker 5: a Skinner fan. Doesn't rock right. I love the Black Bros.
Speaker 5: I love the Dead because the Dead's little different day,
Speaker 5: a little of everything.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: But Whiskey Myers if you take to listen to them,
Speaker 5: and by the way, they're a live concert band, they're
Speaker 5: not a studio band. They really are a live concert band.
Speaker 5: They are phenomenal. They actually blew up on Yellowstone. They
Speaker 5: were the music on the Yellowstone that show, right said, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: I never miss you. I stopped watching that show when
Speaker 3: Kevin Kosho left. Not that I love Kemn Kosher that much,
Speaker 3: but I thought he was the glued to the show.
Speaker 3: But I love that show. They were on that show
Speaker 3: all the time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they were in the bar scenes. They were the
Speaker 5: band in the bar.
Speaker 19: Oh.
Speaker 5: This band's been around for a while, like fifteen years
Speaker 5: and they have a cult following brother and Alive. I
Speaker 5: don't think they've been a lot of band than Whiskey Myers.
Speaker 5: They're they're different. They're not just like where where are.
Speaker 3: They out of what?
Speaker 17: Uh?
Speaker 3: Texas? Okay? Whiskey Myers okay, all right?
Speaker 5: And their Americans of the song we just play it's
Speaker 5: called John Wayne. Okay. They have a song called frog
Speaker 5: Band in honor of his friends who were Navy seals.
Speaker 5: So it's really it really is. Okay, just like if
Speaker 5: you like anything to do with the Alma Brothers or Skinnered.
Speaker 5: I don't love Whiskey Myers.
Speaker 3: Okay, I brought in you just you just sold me,
Speaker 3: very good job. You just saw me. I bought in.
Speaker 3: I love the Almond Brothers, I love Leonard Skinnered. I
Speaker 3: like what these guys stand well, Whiskey Myers, I bought in.
Speaker 3: You know you talk about the Navy Seals. I went
Speaker 3: to the Yankee game on was it Tuesday night? I think,
Speaker 3: and with all my boys, Keith Cantrell, which you know,
Speaker 3: the same guys we have dinner with, Joseph Anthony Colne,
Speaker 3: all those guys, Mark Orange or Brad Wasserman. And you know,
Speaker 3: last time I went to the Yankee game, they always
Speaker 3: have somebody famous in Randy Levine. Sweet he's the president.
Speaker 3: He's a terrific guy, great guy. Last time I was there,
Speaker 3: it was just a couple of days after the nixt
Speaker 3: one and Jalen Brunson and Josh Wart were inside the suite,
Speaker 3: which was amazing a couple of nights ago. You know,
Speaker 3: it's in the suite. Rob O'Neill the man to put
Speaker 3: the bullet right between the eyes of Osama bin Laden.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so they say so, he says, you know, it's.
Speaker 3: Some funny who say that. So many people had the
Speaker 3: same reaction you just had.
Speaker 5: You know what, here's the thing. Here's the thing. I'm
Speaker 5: not taking anything away from Rob O'Neil or any of
Speaker 5: those Seal Team six members. Okay, they're Tier one operators
Speaker 5: and they're you know, along with Rangers and the Delta Force,
Speaker 5: and you know, they're the best we have in our
Speaker 5: military butt But but the problem people from the Ranger
Speaker 5: Regiment in general have with seals is we say, you know,
Speaker 5: when the Seals go to a grocery store, they bring
Speaker 5: their prest agent with them, you know, so it's always
Speaker 5: a book, there's always a story. This guy's you know,
Speaker 5: he left right after that. Rob on neil left the
Speaker 5: military right after that and began writing books and becoming
Speaker 5: a celebrity. A lot of Seals don't like him for
Speaker 5: that reason. A lot of seals feel and again I'm
Speaker 5: not opining, but a lot of seals and military people
Speaker 5: don't like him because they said, okay, so he capitalized
Speaker 5: on this and he just left the military if that
Speaker 5: was his you know, if you're a seal, especially Seal
Speaker 5: Team's six seal and and that's your gig in life,
Speaker 5: you don't leave to go start a media circuit telling books. Now,
Speaker 5: a lot of people say, he, yeah, he shopped in
Speaker 5: lot and he was very dead. The first gut through
Speaker 5: the door was not O'Neil, and that's the guy who
Speaker 5: Any seal on that team who's spoken public there's mostly
Speaker 5: slot have spoken publicans because that's not what Special Operations
Speaker 5: Forces people do. You don't go out there and to
Speaker 5: talk about your compliment accomplishments for your missions. They're all secretive, right, Okay,
Speaker 5: So so he did, and he's taking claim for something
Speaker 5: where a lot of the people who were with him
Speaker 5: that night, not me, I wasn't okay, but the people
Speaker 5: with him that night say not so fair. I heard this,
Speaker 5: I know, and so I'm not taking anything away from him.
Speaker 7: So he was.
Speaker 3: I mean, you're kind of got that. You're making an
Speaker 3: argument that he didn't do it.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna say what his teammates have said, which is
Speaker 5: he he didn't kill bin Laden. Okay, he shopped in
Speaker 5: Lotten was dead. So that's where some of his teammates.
Speaker 3: So are you're going to be mad? I know I
Speaker 3: heard the same things. I know what you heard the
Speaker 3: same thing. But I am saying that I don't believe them,
Speaker 3: and I do believe rob One'll kill But don't say
Speaker 3: to me mad at me if I'm friends with them or.
Speaker 5: To me, that's still hero. He's a seal, he did
Speaker 5: something great, right. I'm not a big fan of the
Speaker 5: guys in the seal teams or or Delta Push anyone
Speaker 5: else who go out and write books and capitalize on
Speaker 5: their service.
Speaker 3: I guess I get I get that.
Speaker 5: The quintessential guy who's done it and be afraid of
Speaker 5: me still a hero. But again, a lot of the
Speaker 5: guys on his team not not not people who knew
Speaker 5: him on his team, right, don't him heard Some of
Speaker 5: them heard it because they think he's capitalized and something
Speaker 5: that's not even true and distorting the fact.
Speaker 3: Now, you're right, that's a true story, you know.
Speaker 5: Take that for what it's worth.
Speaker 3: No, I've heard it over the years, and there's a
Speaker 3: lot of them. You're right. I did think of you
Speaker 3: this week when Pete heckshath kind of vote a confidence
Speaker 3: from President Trump. I didn't think of you. I don't
Speaker 3: know if you like that that much.
Speaker 5: I like that well, you know right now, all munitions,
Speaker 5: it was a war going. How's he who's the running
Speaker 5: the army right now? We have no chief of defty
Speaker 5: army in the middle of the war.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 5: We had the greatest general in our error by far,
Speaker 5: you know, the Monday General who's now in the private
Speaker 5: sectors because you know, he takes something like, I don't
Speaker 5: know to tell you, I'm not going to repeat all
Speaker 5: this stuff again.
Speaker 3: Oh I know, But how's it going?
Speaker 5: How's going right now? I mean that's all I say.
Speaker 3: Do all right, turn enough, Let's get this something a
Speaker 3: little closer to home than Tehran, and that is New
Speaker 3: York City, where Luigi Mangione is always in court. I
Speaker 3: don't know why. It's funny because he's never going to
Speaker 3: see the light. Yeah, he's never going to see the
Speaker 3: light of day. We know that. He's also not going
Speaker 3: to get the death penalty. We know that. So whether
Speaker 3: he gets a hundred years or one hundred and forty
Speaker 3: years or one hundred and eighty years, they're on the
Speaker 3: fighting and he wants cameras in the courtroom. He's an
Speaker 3: olysist and he wants this, and he wants to well,
Speaker 3: what are they even what are they even talking about here?
Speaker 3: Tell me, I know the defense is talking about double jeopardy.
Speaker 3: What does that mean exactly?
Speaker 5: Okay, So the jeopardy means you can't be tried for
Speaker 5: the same crime twice. Okay. And here's here's the key
Speaker 5: element here, meaning he's charged in federal court, he's charged
Speaker 5: in state clerk, but they are different charges. Okay. The
Speaker 5: federal guilty plea does not automatically So people are saying, oh,
Speaker 5: if you please guilty in federal court today. Okay, the
Speaker 5: state case is finished. A federal guilty plea does not
Speaker 5: automatically equal double jeopardy. Under the Constitution of the United States,
Speaker 5: Supreme Court's dual sovereignty doctrine permits the federal government in
Speaker 5: a state to prosecute at the same time that, of
Speaker 5: course they are separate sovereigns. Right now, passing that the
Speaker 5: real battleground becomes New York. Right, the New York Law,
Speaker 5: not the Fifth Amendment. Okay, So New York gives broader
Speaker 5: bunch of border protections than the federal Constitution does, and
Speaker 5: specifically prohibits prosecution after another jurisdiction is prostituted and defense
Speaker 5: arising from the same act or no transaction. Well, you
Speaker 5: would think, well, that's a story, right, one one killing,
Speaker 5: one victim, one act. But New York has also built
Speaker 5: exceptions into the statute, said for your listeners to understand this,
Speaker 5: it's it's really where the DA has a serious argument.
Speaker 5: Even if you plead guilty today, they can still go
Speaker 5: forward with their case because New York cloths from it's
Speaker 5: a second prosecution when the offenses have what's called substantially
Speaker 5: different elements and the acts establishing them are clearly distinguishable. Right,
Speaker 5: So what do you have here? You have in one
Speaker 5: case a federal stalking statugy is federally stalking resulting in
Speaker 5: the death. And it's not simply New York murder. It's
Speaker 5: with a federal label stopt on it. So it's a
Speaker 5: different element, different time, same victim, same ultimate death. Do
Speaker 5: not necessarily mean the same offense. And that's, you know, obviously,
Speaker 5: the defensive shortest argument here is rhetorical meaning it's the
Speaker 5: same person, the same act, the same ultimate death, same offense.
Speaker 5: End of story.
Speaker 3: Not so fast, so interesting. I gotta tell you, I'm
Speaker 3: sitting here and I'm listening to every word you're saying.
Speaker 3: I'm learning, which is great. That's why you're so great
Speaker 3: on everybody. And I didn't know all of that, so
Speaker 3: I learned a lot, just how I just you know,
Speaker 3: for me, Joe so By, watch what's going on with him.
Speaker 3: And then right afterwards they've got a pre trial hearing
Speaker 3: for Alex Murdoch. I guess down in South Carolina. And
Speaker 3: then in a couple of days maybe we'll see Tyler
Speaker 3: Robinson again, the guy accused of murdering Charlie Kirk. And
Speaker 3: I always say to myself, why don't we spend so
Speaker 3: much time talking about these losers? This is exactly what
Speaker 3: they want. It's kind of like me talking about Curtis Sleevell.
Speaker 3: This is exactly what these people want. Some of these
Speaker 3: people do these awful acts just to do just to
Speaker 3: get the attention that we often give them.
Speaker 5: Why do we do that because we can't help ourselves.
Speaker 5: It's like we all bause what we see a terrific
Speaker 5: forresit on the other side of the highway. Right, we
Speaker 5: watched Trainers who Can't Turn Away, and that's this is
Speaker 5: sort of a part of this is also a little different.
Speaker 5: This is the justice system, and this is why do
Speaker 5: we watch movies that that have to do with killings
Speaker 5: and murder and murder mysteries. And we love it as
Speaker 5: a society, we love it. We don't want to participate
Speaker 5: in and hopefully you know this psychopathia and then which
Speaker 5: a lot of us have said, you and I are
Speaker 5: definitely falling into that category, but doesn't mean we're murderers,
Speaker 5: right right, the psychopathia with with without the distinction of
Speaker 5: being a murderer, you could be. Look, here's one thing
Speaker 5: I'll say, what polities that can make the psychopath dangerous? Fearlessness, confidence,
Speaker 5: emotional detachment, focused resilience can also make an otherwise discipline
Speaker 5: and social responsible person exceptionally effective under pressure. That's you know.
Speaker 5: I read a book about this, both The Wisdom of
Speaker 5: Psychopaths and also I'm saying this and said, oh my god,
Speaker 5: I'm a psychopath, but not a bad psychopath, like not killing, right,
Speaker 5: I have that abilivity and sort of you to have
Speaker 5: discipline and social responsibility. But Pilla, these that make a
Speaker 5: psychopath dangerous, the fearlessness, confidence, the most from the attachment,
Speaker 5: right executing mission, the focus of resilience. I think I
Speaker 5: shipped all those boxes. Yeah, I think you definition, Oh
Speaker 5: my god, this is so hot.
Speaker 3: So this is so hot. I'm not sorry.
Speaker 4: But the more you talk about this, I think I'll
Speaker 4: have pom with you right now.
Speaker 5: But it's not in the horrible way there's people should
Speaker 5: there's a book out the Wisdom of Psychopaths, like Ken.
Speaker 3: Nod, But here's the You are a psychopath, so am I,
Speaker 3: but you're not a sociopath. There's a big difference here.
Speaker 3: That's a difference.
Speaker 5: It's a fact, and that's a fact, right right. So look, anyway,
Speaker 5: that's why we watch these things. I mean, but this
Speaker 5: is an interesting case obviously, but.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like it's kind of like why you
Speaker 3: It's kind of like why you still watch the Mets,
Speaker 3: same thing.
Speaker 5: And by the way, that should be the textbook definition
Speaker 5: of psychopathia, being a Mets fan watching Mets thinking next
Speaker 5: year is the year we're gonna win, right years, my dad,
Speaker 5: I still have my dad saying, don't worry Joseph next
Speaker 5: year when Joe young Blood was our best player, don't
Speaker 5: love him, don't worry next year next year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well say this on the way out. I did
Speaker 3: watch a little bit last night of Your Raiders, and
Speaker 3: I saw the Heisman Trophy award winner and number one
Speaker 3: pick overall champion out of Indiana, Fernando Mendoza. Looks like
Speaker 3: you got the quarterback for the future. That kid look
Speaker 3: great last he's phenomenal.
Speaker 5: I got to know him a little bit Miami. You
Speaker 5: know the Natal champiship game and married Crystabal, who is
Speaker 5: you know, is a friend of mine. Bok had got
Speaker 5: to Miami, knows his father very well and those who
Speaker 5: grew up in Miami. His father and Crystball are very close.
Speaker 5: It's it's you know, it's crazy that actually he didn't
Speaker 5: come to Miami, but he Cristbal said, this kid is
Speaker 5: the real, real, real deal, not only to the town standpoint,
Speaker 5: from an IQ intellect standpoint, and from look at how
Speaker 5: he conduct himself. He even called Tom Brady mister Brady
Speaker 5: like he's he's so different than the modern Dague quarterbacks,
Speaker 5: like that Jalen with his name the quarterback of the.
Speaker 3: Hurts Daniels Hurts Oh no, Jaydon Daniels in Washington, right right, So.
Speaker 5: He doesn't want to you to use his Imaginny Wolk
Speaker 5: because they gave his number to another plan is a
Speaker 5: dead said junk people, the great sounds player of all time.
Speaker 5: Other people have played with fifteen Florida since he left
Speaker 5: Tim Tebow's still Let's Florida use and sploit do anything
Speaker 5: they want to get people.
Speaker 3: There, right, But but no one's going to compare the
Speaker 3: person that Jayden Daniels is to Tim. Tim loves Jesus.
Speaker 3: I love Tim Tebow. He's great, one of my favorite people.
Speaker 3: I love him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well no, the greats. I mean, that's if you
Speaker 5: could have an athlete, that's who you want. The guy
Speaker 5: does Tim Tebow talk yep, Tim tebel and success and
Speaker 5: just a good human being. Boy, we missed. We've used
Speaker 5: a few more Tim Tebo's out there.
Speaker 3: That is well said, perfect right in this conversation. You
Speaker 3: two a few more. Joe Tacopinas, couldn't hurt you. The
Speaker 3: Joseph another amazing segment. I love you have yourself an
Speaker 3: amazing weekend and everybody you'll kick ass. Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Joe Tacopina right there, the amazing defense attorney, your buddy
Speaker 3: of mine going on forty nine years. Forty nine years
Speaker 3: Joseph Tacopino, Sid and Friends.
Speaker 2: In the morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network's.
Speaker 22: Mike Trico broke the news We're gonna start the NBA
Speaker 22: season with the triple Header tip off. You guys are
Speaker 22: gonna raise that championship banner, and then after that, we're
Speaker 22: gonna play a fellow named Lebron James, uh and the
Speaker 22: Philadelphia seventy six ers, who also went out and picked
Speaker 22: up another guy who's pretty good. What do you make
Speaker 22: of that opening tip off?
Speaker 19: Fireworks for sure. I mean, they're they're gonna be electric.
Speaker 19: They're gonna be a definitely a team to keep your
Speaker 19: eye on. I mean, they reloaded this year, so it's
Speaker 19: gonna be a tough test, but we'll be ready.
Speaker 22: You do know there have been some of the talking
Speaker 22: heads out there on sports channels who said, well, this
Speaker 22: is it. I mean the seventy six ers, they.
Speaker 3: They got the PROD, they got teams brown, Now this
Speaker 3: is they become the team to be in the East.
Speaker 3: What do you say to that?
Speaker 19: I mean, rightfully, so, I mean they have a lot
Speaker 19: of firepower. But we're gonna focus on what we gotta
Speaker 19: do and we'll see what happens.
Speaker 3: I'm waiting on a phone call Cory Zelnick, doctor Mark Schiegel,
Speaker 3: Bill O'Reilly, James Dolan. I'm waiting Nix and seventy six Ers,
Speaker 3: Lebron James opening night, and we've also seen that we'll
Speaker 3: get a rematch of the NBA Finals Nix and Spurs
Speaker 3: on Christmas Day? Did you know that?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I also think the NFL starts on a Wednesday this year,
Speaker 3: not Thursday. I think a Wednesday game. It may even
Speaker 3: be in Mexico. I forget it's not here. I don't
Speaker 3: think at least. And I'm pretty sure that that first
Speaker 3: game again on a Wednesday. There was a Thursday game too.
Speaker 3: But the Wednesday game I believe. Talking about rematch of
Speaker 3: Nixon Spurs is a rematch of the Seahawks and Patriots
Speaker 3: the Super Bowl? Am I right about that? Justin yep?
Speaker 3: Excuse me? Yes, how's the matter with you?
Speaker 20: I turned into a female there for just a hot sec.
Speaker 20: I'm background Peter Brady.
Speaker 3: I do want to thank Bob Gilbert. Robert Gilbert. I
Speaker 3: met him talking about James, not James O'Neill, Robert O'Neill,
Speaker 3: Rob O'Neill, who I saw in Randy Levine's Sweet at
Speaker 3: the Yankee game a couple nights ago. I also met
Speaker 3: this guy, Robert Gilbert, Rob and his gunfriend and his kids,
Speaker 3: and what a great guy, sweet guy. And it turns
Speaker 3: out that Rob yesterday bought four tickets four to our
Speaker 3: big charity event at Yankee Stadium next Saturday, Yankees hosting
Speaker 3: the Blue Jays. Tonight, the Yankees are in Toronto. Next weekend,
Speaker 3: the Yankees host the Blue Jays and we are putting
Speaker 3: on our very first ever dysproxy at Dcdamerica dot Org
Speaker 3: Charity Day at Yankee Stadium. We did it with Vinnie
Speaker 3: Viola don in Florida last year raised a lot of
Speaker 3: money for the charity. Vinnie and the Panthers brought us
Speaker 3: a big check. I expect Randy and Yankees we'll do
Speaker 3: the same next Saturday. We are selling tickets and Rob
Speaker 3: Gilbert and his family bought four. It's about a thousand bucks.
Speaker 3: How about that? Justin you're coming for free. So yeah,
Speaker 3: you're not gonna have to make any donations of the
Speaker 3: anything because you don't have any money.
Speaker 20: I'll shell out everything I have in my pockets. You
Speaker 20: have nothing, A couple pieces of lint in a penny
Speaker 20: or two, man.
Speaker 3: I'll be it, sure, but we'll be happy to have
Speaker 3: you regardless. And then some other guy contacted me. His
Speaker 3: name is James Orlando. I don't know who this guy is,
Speaker 3: but I like what he's doing. Let me see the
Speaker 3: voicemail he left me It's worth waiting. Then I'll get
Speaker 3: to Cudlow. This guy has a local business on Eighteenth
Speaker 3: Avenue in Brooklyn, my old neighborhood, dren mentioned Hurst. I
Speaker 3: love that, And they were given a Columbus statue. They're
Speaker 3: gonna be erecting this Columbus statue in Dyker Heights, and
Speaker 3: of course I went to school in Dyker Heights at
Speaker 3: Polly Prep. You guys know that I don't know exactly
Speaker 3: when it's gonna happen or what the the specifics are,
Speaker 3: but I think the thing is being made in Peru
Speaker 3: and going to be delivered in Brooklyn and end up
Speaker 3: in Bay Ridge, even though this guy's from Bensonhurst. So
Speaker 3: I want to help this guy. He listens every day.
Speaker 3: He loves the show Jim Orlando. So we'll help him
Speaker 3: out with the Columbus statue. Because I love the Italians,
Speaker 3: and the Italians love me. Angelo b Belo loves me.
Speaker 3: I think fi Belo loves me more than piscopol I
Speaker 3: don't know that's a lot, right, just I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe what do you think, lou Do you think Angelo
Speaker 3: Pivlo loves me more than Piscopo. I don't know any
Speaker 3: Penny five fingers. I know him too, I know all
Speaker 3: the guys. I know nine guys with the nickname Cigars nine. Jimmy.
Speaker 3: That's not a real person. I don't think go Jimmy
Speaker 3: two times, but they were real people, I guess at
Speaker 3: some point I don't know. Yeah, I will say this,
Speaker 3: I don't know any real members in real life that
Speaker 3: you know of, but they love the show. We'll take
Speaker 3: a short break when we get back. There is no
Speaker 3: better economic mind in the world. We got great people here.
Speaker 2: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 2: Podcast Network.
Speaker 3: Anyway, my next guest, nice change of pace. Could you
Speaker 3: imagine if they asked me about mom Donnie. I already
Speaker 3: got thrown off a Fox for calling him a terrorist.
Speaker 3: Cudlow is amazing. He's on the station every Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 3: He's on Fox Business every day. He's a legitimate legend.
Speaker 3: They don't come smarter. They really don't. Larry Good Friday Morning, Buddy, Hawaii,
Speaker 3: you Good said, I'm fantastic. I'm not going to ask
Speaker 3: you to comment on what Curtis had because I think
Speaker 3: you still like him, and if you do, that's that's
Speaker 3: up to you. That's fine. But would you say that,
Speaker 3: Ma'm Donnie's a nice change of pace. I mean, Larry,
Speaker 3: come on, I mean the guys that the city is.
Speaker 3: Everybody's leaving. I mean there's lawsuits everywhere this there's still
Speaker 3: plenty of crime. I love this city. I moved back
Speaker 3: here from Florida. But what about mom? Donnie is nice?
Speaker 23: Yeah, madummy, is a nice change your case? That's what
Speaker 23: That's what. That's what bazaar said. When the Bolsheviks came out.
Speaker 3: Ah, well, you know, listen, there was there was There
Speaker 3: was a girl here before him, and it's no wonder.
Speaker 3: They're great buddies. They danced together on floats at the
Speaker 3: Puerto Rican Day Parade. They're great puddies. And her name
Speaker 3: is Alexandrio or Cassio Cortes both number one is I
Speaker 3: know you call her that. But this girl maybe very
Speaker 3: well seriously on her way to be the Democrats choice
Speaker 3: for president in a couple of years.
Speaker 23: Well how about that, Larry, And all things are possible.
Speaker 23: But you know, in a way, the Bolsheviks had a
Speaker 23: lousy week this past week, right the Hong Last and
Speaker 23: else I ads run for the hills. He won by
Speaker 23: a cat's whisker. We're still going to have Thanksgiving in
Speaker 23: Wisconsin because Hong laws. It's very hard for me to believe.
Speaker 23: I mean, the Democratic Party is in a lot of trouble.
Speaker 23: So it's a gift to the Republican Party if the
Speaker 23: Republicans take you know, if they take take it seriously,
Speaker 23: and I think they probably will, so we'll see. But
Speaker 23: Americans don't like socialism. I mean, they don't like socialism.
Speaker 23: They don't like communism. Polls show that now the Democratic
Speaker 23: Party has got a different problem because they've let the
Speaker 23: socialists creep in and kind of take the agenda. Right,
Speaker 23: this is the Bernie Sanders agenda going back several years,
Speaker 23: and so the AOC's of the world and the elsas
Speaker 23: of the world, they got a problem because no one
Speaker 23: wants to stand up to it. Nobody wants to stand
Speaker 23: up to the anti Semitism in the Democratic Party. A few,
Speaker 23: a few, John Fetterman being very important exception to that.
Speaker 23: But I would say it's a Democratic Party problem, it's
Speaker 23: not a Republican problem, and it's not going to be
Speaker 23: an American problem. And by the way, if it matters,
Speaker 23: the economy is doing very well with mister Trump at
Speaker 23: the helm. His free enterprise capitalism is working. And by
Speaker 23: the way, the stock market is doing very well. And
Speaker 23: we talked last night on the TV show. You know,
Speaker 23: there's one hundred and fifty six million Americans said, one
Speaker 23: hundred and fifty six million American adults who are in
Speaker 23: in the S and P five hundred, okay, or in
Speaker 23: the stock market one way or another, you know, through
Speaker 23: the indexes, through ETFs, through I rays, through brokerage accounts,
Speaker 23: through bank accounts. It's only about one hundred about one
Speaker 23: hundred and sixty one or one hundred and sixty two
Speaker 23: million people who were working at the size of the
Speaker 23: labor force. So almost every working person is in the
Speaker 23: stock market, and the stock market is making new highs.
Speaker 23: So that's a tremendous underrated factor in the elections coming up.
Speaker 3: And know them, well, that's great, that's great. And look,
Speaker 3: you don't got to sell me you, President Trump.
Speaker 23: Media media won't talk.
Speaker 3: They won't talk. I know they won't and uh, you know,
Speaker 3: of course I'm going to see President Trump this afternoon
Speaker 3: with Bruce Blakeman in Nassau County, and I can't wait
Speaker 3: to see our friend. So you know, got to sell me.
Speaker 3: I know he's doing a great job. I know there
Speaker 3: are some positives in the economy. But the two negatives
Speaker 3: that the detractors keep talking about Larry are inflation and
Speaker 3: interest rates. They say it's too high. Still, what are
Speaker 3: your thoughts?
Speaker 23: Well, I don't know that rates are too high. I
Speaker 23: mean maybe they are a little on the high side,
Speaker 23: not much. It's not stopping job creations, it's not stopping investment.
Speaker 23: We're in an investment boom. We're in a manufacturing boom.
Speaker 23: And as far as the inflation rate come is concerned,
Speaker 23: it's coming down. It's coming down. You just had a
Speaker 23: CPI two straight months flatted down. You're you know, the
Speaker 23: inflation rate is running about two and a half percent,
Speaker 23: so the FED target is two. It's coming down nicely
Speaker 23: under Kevin warsh our need our new FED chairman. So
Speaker 23: is it a problem? Is affordability a problem? I think
Speaker 23: the tip of that sphere is still gasoline, which is
Speaker 23: let me go, I'm going to give you a reading.
Speaker 23: Four dollars and eight cents now, under Biden it got
Speaker 23: to about five and a half have bucks, but a
Speaker 23: year ago it was about three three and a quarter
Speaker 23: so you know gasoline question. Energy Secretary Chris Wright was
Speaker 23: saying yesterday, we can probably get our twenty million barrels
Speaker 23: of oil out of the Arabian Gulf from the straight
Speaker 23: of hormones, et cetera. I think we're probably getting pretty
Speaker 23: close to that. I'm not sure we're there. We're about
Speaker 23: fifteen million barrows. We're pretty close, though. I think energy
Speaker 23: prices come down as we squeeze around and strangle them economically.
Speaker 23: So yeah, it's an issue, but it's not it's I
Speaker 23: don't think it's the killer issue. I mean, I think
Speaker 23: if the GOP makes the case, as they must, how
Speaker 23: good the economy is, and their messaging has not been fabulous,
Speaker 23: I'll grant you that. But if they you're in a
Speaker 23: manufacturing boom right now. You're in a construction boom right now.
Speaker 23: We're creating a thousand jobs this year alone in manufacturing.
Speaker 23: You're in an AI boom right now. We haven't seen
Speaker 23: numbers like this in a long time. Business investments, so
Speaker 23: called business capex, is absolutely booming, and the sock market's booming.
Speaker 23: So if the case is made, the GOP, I think
Speaker 23: is in much better shape. They're running in the good polls,
Speaker 23: the likely voter poles, our friend John McLaughlan. I'm sure
Speaker 23: you know John, he and brother Jim, and they're showing
Speaker 23: the Republicans are about even with the Democrats and the
Speaker 23: generic ballot, which is a good place for Republicans to
Speaker 23: be at this point three months at So you know,
Speaker 23: Mandamie and l Sayed and all these crazy people Flanagan
Speaker 23: and Minnesota. We have Michelle Tafoy on last night. She's fabulous.
Speaker 23: She's gonna win. GOP is going to take the Senate
Speaker 23: minimum Okay, House, I'll say the House is up for
Speaker 23: grabs right now. But let's see how this played out.
Speaker 3: Love. Michelle Tafoyer was a frequent guest of mine when
Speaker 3: I did sports talk radio many years ago. She was
Speaker 3: a sideline reporter and great. Now she's doing big things
Speaker 3: in Minnesota. This is the amazing Larry Cudlows. Saturday's right
Speaker 3: here on WABC and Box Business every day. You can't
Speaker 3: miss him. I want to talk about the state move
Speaker 3: away from the federal government.
Speaker 23: We know, Joe Horse. I'm sorry, my little horse. This
Speaker 23: is the crack of dawn from me.
Speaker 3: Thank you. No, you sound great and I know you're
Speaker 3: getting up early for me and I appreciate that, Larry,
Speaker 3: but it do sound great. As I said, I'll be
Speaker 3: out there today with Bruce Blakeman Nassau County, the president
Speaker 3: that's coming in and he's going to talk more about
Speaker 3: saty and law and order, not the economy today. But
Speaker 3: Bruce Blakeman is in a real good spot here. When
Speaker 3: you look at the economy here in this state and
Speaker 3: how much this budget is more than Florida and Texas combined,
Speaker 3: that doesn't make any sense. I'm sorry. All the energy
Speaker 3: they could be doing here in New York and instead
Speaker 3: they buy it from a state like Pennania. So just
Speaker 3: for any money jobs, I mean, what they've done in
Speaker 3: upstate New York, Lowry, Andrew Cuomo, this one, Hochel, all
Speaker 3: those cities, Rochester, Binghamton, Jutica, Syracuse, Albany, they've left them behind.
Speaker 3: These people are drug addled, no jobs. The I mean,
Speaker 3: the northern part of the state is an absolute mess,
Speaker 3: seems to me from an economy standpoint. Bruce Blateman, he's
Speaker 3: got a pretty good argument.
Speaker 23: Yes, yeah, you've got a very good argument. And he's
Speaker 23: a very smart guy. I know him well. You know
Speaker 23: the tragedy in New York with high energy and electricity prices.
Speaker 23: This was Andrew Cumo's doing. And you know, Hocals continued
Speaker 23: that because you wouldn't let us drill, you wouldn't let
Speaker 23: us drill. We're on the Marcella's shale. So over in
Speaker 23: Pennsylvania they're having an economic boom. And in New York,
Speaker 23: as you say, on the western part of the state,
Speaker 23: it's like I call it East Berlin and West Berlin. Okay,
Speaker 23: East Berlin is New York that was the Communist a
Speaker 23: terrible economy, and West Berlin is Pennsylvania where it's booming,
Speaker 23: absolutely booming. So and Bruce wants to change that and
Speaker 23: open it up the fuels as you should. And Hoko
Speaker 23: also is being incredibly stupid over the data centers. Data
Speaker 23: centers which are safe and they know how to circulate
Speaker 23: their own water and their own power, whatever the power
Speaker 23: source is. Data centers have become great job creators and
Speaker 23: the rest of the country. If you go down to
Speaker 23: Loudon County in Virginia, for example, which is not too
Speaker 23: far outside of Washington, d C. Data centers have done
Speaker 23: so well. Jobs are flogging in incomes going up revenues
Speaker 23: are going up, and they cut the property tax from
Speaker 23: job centers like New York's, date has extremely high property dashes.
Speaker 23: Down South, there's a story running around one of the
Speaker 23: parishes in Louisiana that uses the data centers. They gave
Speaker 23: all the teachers fifty five thousand dollars bonus. Okay, so
Speaker 23: this is another This is like possible fuels. She's cutting
Speaker 23: off a tremendous source of economic growth. And by the way,
Speaker 23: you don't want to stop the Ai Revolution. It's transforming
Speaker 23: the whole country. It's the most important high tech invention
Speaker 23: since railroads one hundred and fifty years ago. And she
Speaker 23: wants to stop it. Okay, it's just wonderful stuff. Why
Speaker 23: does she want to stop it because the Mandami socialists
Speaker 23: in New York are all opposed to it. Why are
Speaker 23: they opposed to it? Because they want to control it.
Speaker 23: They want to run the whole economy. The Bolsheviks insists
Speaker 23: on controlling everything while they're not. While they want to
Speaker 23: reopen the border, defund the police, defund the ice, and
Speaker 23: eliminate the US Senate. So it's a wonderful thing. She
Speaker 23: can't she can't contain Mandami and Mandami is a fiasco.
Speaker 23: That his whole administration so far is a fiasco. It's
Speaker 23: only how long has he been there? Six months?
Speaker 5: Eight months?
Speaker 23: I mean all everything he's done has turned the stone,
Speaker 23: including of course the Pierda Terre story, which is for him,
Speaker 23: the tip of the sphere, where nine hundred thousand people
Speaker 23: were listed and most of them are full time residents
Speaker 23: in New York.
Speaker 7: A fiasco.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 3: Thank God for Randy Mashall out there fighting for us
Speaker 3: every day.
Speaker 23: You know what Blakeman runs again, He runs against he
Speaker 23: runs against Hochel, and he runs against Mondami, right, and
Speaker 23: of course the incredibly rampant anti Semitism that's running through
Speaker 23: the city. So I think he has a very good chance.
Speaker 23: He needs a good tax cut plan, a little bit
Speaker 23: of a better tax cut plan.
Speaker 5: He will try to lower.
Speaker 23: Taxes and needs a little more specific so on that plan.
Speaker 3: I could tell you this. He never raised taxes once
Speaker 3: now as county executive in Nasau County five years, never
Speaker 3: once raised taxes. You are a the best. I love you,
Speaker 3: Loarry Kudlow. All right, we'll GetUp only this morning, but
Speaker 3: you sounded great. The information was great, and I love you.
Speaker 23: You know that six million people in the stock market.
Speaker 23: You think they're happy with record after record after record.
Speaker 23: I think they're very happy.
Speaker 3: Me too, one hundred and fifty six million, and I'm
Speaker 3: happy you're on this morning, Lowry Cudlough. Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: I have a great weekend, my man Larry Kudlow right there.
Speaker 3: I love that guy. One hundred and fifty six million
Speaker 3: people in the stock market. You think they're happy. I
Speaker 3: think they are. We're about to come back and wrap
Speaker 3: things up. You're not going to be happy because I'm
Speaker 3: done till Monday.
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