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Speaker 2: Congratulations especially to Sid Rosenberg on his induction to the
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Speaker 2: he didn't make it years ago. Today Sid forever joins
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Speaker 2: Over many years, Sid has distinguished himself as one of
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Speaker 2: he's built a smart, loyal, gigantic audience. And I happened
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Speaker 3: More of this Aron sending these mixed messages as President
Speaker 3: Trump prepares to unleash in economic d day on Tehran.
Speaker 3: The country's new security chief is issuing the very stern
Speaker 3: warning as Washington ramps up this economic pressure while more
Speaker 3: ships are beginning to move through the Strait of Her
Speaker 3: moves a lot to follow their Trey yanst has more
Speaker 3: from televiev Tray.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Molly, good afternoon, reports do indicate that crossings through
Speaker 4: the Strait of Hormuz are up four hundred percent over
Speaker 4: the past two weeks. This comes as the United States
Speaker 4: is overseeing vessels out of the Persian Gulf through a
Speaker 4: safer Southern passage. The passage allows for millions of barrels
Speaker 4: of crude oil to be exported each day. In the backdrop,
Speaker 4: there is an ongoing US naval blockade and fresh sanctions
Speaker 4: are expected for Iran next weeks.
Speaker 5: Mossa in that if.
Speaker 6: Trump decides to take further action, our response, our retaliations
Speaker 6: will be seismic.
Speaker 7: First, we will.
Speaker 6: Tell all neighboring countries and countries around the world not
Speaker 6: to join the United States and its economic war. Any
Speaker 6: country that takes part in imposing economic restrictions on us
Speaker 6: will be regarded as an enemy. Of course, we will
Speaker 6: first negotiate with them. We will hold talks and tell
Speaker 6: them to step aside and distance themselves from the United States.
Speaker 6: But if they do not act, we will strike. We
Speaker 6: will target that country's interest.
Speaker 4: Iran's parliament speaker and top negotiator, Mohammed khalibaff posted to
Speaker 4: x over the weekend saying we've received numerous messages from
Speaker 4: neighboring countries about shaping new security arrangements and economic cooperation
Speaker 4: in the region. The United States put the security of
Speaker 4: every single one of its allies at such risk through
Speaker 4: bullying and pure disregard for their foreign interests for.
Speaker 8: The sake of Israel.
Speaker 4: While President Trump indicated that talks with Iran have stopped,
Speaker 4: he says the United States is having trouble figuring out
Speaker 4: who to deal with inside of Iran.
Speaker 2: In fact, it's actually one of my biggest problems.
Speaker 9: I don't know who the hell to deal with.
Speaker 10: It's a problem.
Speaker 5: It's the only.
Speaker 11: Country in the world when nobody wants to be president.
Speaker 5: They say, who wants to be president? No, I don't
Speaker 5: want to be president.
Speaker 10: So it's a little bit of a problem.
Speaker 4: The US military presence in the Middle East is expected
Speaker 4: to remain with no clear path forward in the conflict
Speaker 4: with Iran. The USS Abraham Lincoln is headed home after
Speaker 4: being deployed for two hundred and seventy four days. This
Speaker 4: aircraft carrier made its last port call in December, breaking
Speaker 4: a Navy record. The vessel is being replaced by the
Speaker 4: japan based USS George Washington. Right now, the region is
Speaker 4: stuck in a cycle of strikes and statements with no
Speaker 4: end in sight. As for the Iranian economy, the Iranian
Speaker 4: rial today reached two million to one US dollars this morning.
Speaker 12: Tensions between neighbors are at a new modern high as
Speaker 12: President Trump imposes fifty percent tariffs on a variety of
Speaker 12: Canadian imports, the talks collapsing late Friday, the Canadians walking
Speaker 12: out negotiations with the US.
Speaker 13: We cannot accept what they've offered, and we will not
Speaker 13: give what they've asked.
Speaker 12: The Trump administration, pointing to bans on the sale of
Speaker 12: US alcohol in Canada along with protections for Canadian dairy farmers.
Speaker 14: We're moving forward with measures that respond to Canadian retaliation
Speaker 14: of the border.
Speaker 12: Leaders are rallying around the maple leaf and blasting President Trump.
Speaker 10: He can't be trusted, simple as that he changes the deal,
Speaker 10: he keeps moving the goalpost.
Speaker 12: The new US tariffs will touch on just five percent
Speaker 12: of the Canadian goods that come south, but the list
Speaker 12: of affected products ranges from Canadian beer and whiskey to
Speaker 12: hockey sticks, furniture, textiles, and building supplies like cement. American
Speaker 12: importers will now have to pay a fifty percent levy
Speaker 12: to bring those items across the border, and their added
Speaker 12: costs are likely to be passed on to consumers. President
Speaker 12: Trump has said tariff is one of his favorite words,
Speaker 12: and earlier this month, he said this about America's northern neighbors.
Speaker 10: Canada is nasty.
Speaker 2: They are then nasty people think Canada, then nasty people.
Speaker 5: I love the people, but they're nasty.
Speaker 12: Nasty leadership Canada's Prime minister now vowing to fight back.
Speaker 13: Canada will match Washington's new tariffs dollar for dollar in
Speaker 13: order to protect Canadian workers, farmers, families, and businesses.
Speaker 15: Missioner addressed the Central Synagogue congregation one week after police
Speaker 15: say a bronx man disrupted Shabbat services there and attacked
Speaker 15: a woman and a security guard.
Speaker 9: Lisa Rosner has more real Jata do not.
Speaker 16: Police Commissioner Jessica Tish returned to her roots Friday. The
Speaker 16: lifelong congregant of Central Synagogue addressed the packed pews.
Speaker 17: Jewish families will not be told to accept fear as
Speaker 17: the price of practicing their faith in New York City.
Speaker 16: Her remarks come exactly one week after police a forty
Speaker 16: six year old Larry Montez ran into the service, made
Speaker 16: anti semitic remarks, struck a woman in the faith, and
Speaker 16: head budded a black security guard while calling him a
Speaker 16: racial slur. Also addressing the congregation Friday, we're interfaith leaders.
Speaker 5: There's a sense of amity and respect and neighborliness. And
Speaker 5: to see that every religion was represented tonight in just solidarity.
Speaker 16: Was there a question in your mind about coming back.
Speaker 9: To incredibly beautiful, meaningful, inspired, reassuring.
Speaker 16: Montes faces federal charges, including two counts of committing hate crimes,
Speaker 16: and could face up to forty years in prison. He
Speaker 16: also faces state charges including aggravated harassment and assault. So far,
Speaker 16: Montes has pleaded not guilty to the state charges against him.
Speaker 18: I would say last weekend it was a very wonderful
Speaker 18: I can't put it to work. It with the support
Speaker 18: we were here last week as well, and.
Speaker 19: So it's good to be among our people who care,
Speaker 19: all pledged to keep each other safe.
Speaker 9: Tish said.
Speaker 16: For years, Jewish New Yorkers have accounted for roughly half
Speaker 16: of the city's confirmed hate crime victims, despite making up
Speaker 16: only approximately ten percent of its population.
Speaker 17: We understand the fear that incidents like this create. We
Speaker 17: will respond immediately. We will conduct a thorough investigation, and
Speaker 17: we will pursue complete accountability under the law.
Speaker 9: Dami is terrorizing New Yorkers all over again.
Speaker 20: He's told to stay away from this year's twenty fifth
Speaker 20: nine eleven remembers ceremony by victims' families.
Speaker 9: He refuses to listen.
Speaker 21: I will proudly honor the families, the survivors, the first
Speaker 21: responders forever impacted by that horrific terror attack by standing
Speaker 21: alongside them.
Speaker 20: But they don't want him there, and it's very personal.
Speaker 20: It's obvious he is traumatizing them all over again.
Speaker 22: We felt that having Mandami there would show disrespect to
Speaker 22: our family members because of the people he supports.
Speaker 20: So the victims' families have started a petition demanding he
Speaker 20: stay away. He appointed Ramsey Cassem, New York City's Chief counsel,
Speaker 20: who previously represented asmed Al Dharby, convicted an on al.
Speaker 9: Qaeda tanker bombing plot.
Speaker 20: He's besties with Hassan Piker, who said, you know, America
Speaker 20: deserves ninet eleven.
Speaker 9: So the list goes on and on and on and on.
Speaker 5: This guy is a terrorist. You don't want to say it,
Speaker 5: I'll say it he's a terrorist, he said, your hottest.
Speaker 5: He hates America unless you're Muslim. Mayemumdani has no use
Speaker 5: for you.
Speaker 20: So here's a thought, Mandami, take the day off since
Speaker 20: you align with gee hottist and have friends.
Speaker 9: Who excuse the horrific day.
Speaker 20: Three hundred and forty three firefighters, nearly three thousand lives lost.
Speaker 9: This is not a photo op. It's their lives well said.
Speaker 23: Rosenberger is going to be hosting the Giants pregame show
Speaker 23: on Sunday eleven thirty in the morning outside the Bubble
Speaker 23: Edge Giants Stadium. Go out and eat the hell out
Speaker 23: of said MSNBC has just flashed on my screen.
Speaker 24: It looks like there is a.
Speaker 23: Plane as crash into the World Trade Center.
Speaker 11: Hi everyone, I'm al Michaels. Welcome to Green Bay. Two
Speaker 11: weeks ago and god, it seems like ten years ago.
Speaker 11: We opened up our thirty second season of Monday Night
Speaker 11: Football with a familiar refrain, are you ready for some football?
Speaker 11: And we all were well tonight, some of us are
Speaker 11: and some of us still aren't. A lot of talk
Speaker 11: about a return to normalcy. That would be great. I
Speaker 11: think we really yearned for yesterday. It would be even
Speaker 11: better to turn the clock back to September the tenth
Speaker 11: and just freeze it right there. But we go on,
Speaker 11: and so does the National Football League, as we now
Speaker 11: conclude with this fourteenth game of the weekend, the second
Speaker 11: week of the season. And like every game, this one
Speaker 11: has its contrasts. The Washington Redskins represent our nation's capital,
Speaker 11: the seat of government and all its attendant history. They
Speaker 11: train and they play at Locales just miles from the Pentagon,
Speaker 11: and several of the players have visited that site over
Speaker 11: the past several days. Green Bay is seven hundred miles
Speaker 11: to the west, where in America is Heartland. It's a
Speaker 11: community owned team, it's Bucolic, it's pastoral out here, and
Speaker 11: it's pretty much representative of the Mid and Mid America.
Speaker 11: But the Packers or is deeply affected as the Washington Redskins.
Speaker 11: They are football players. When the whistle sounds shortly, they'll
Speaker 11: go out there. They'll bang on each other'll.
Speaker 10: Leagues try to win the game.
Speaker 11: But in spirit, these teams, all of us are united
Speaker 11: as never before. So sit back, relax, and enjoy a
Speaker 11: three hour diversion.
Speaker 5: Thirteen days after nine to eleven, and he said off weekend,
Speaker 5: we wind the clock two weeks before tonight to September
Speaker 5: the tenth. We would do that, and most people would, unless,
Speaker 5: of course, you're a New York Giant fan, because the
Speaker 5: Giants got blown out that first Monday Night game of
Speaker 5: the season September tenth, two thousand and one, by Brian
Speaker 5: Greasy and the Denver Broncos. But of course that pales
Speaker 5: in comparison to what we experienced the very next day.
Speaker 5: But kind of wild to hear Al Michaels sitting at
Speaker 5: lambeau Field with the crowd going wild in anticipation for
Speaker 5: the Green Bay Packers and the Washington Redskins. And that
Speaker 5: was the first Monday Night football After nine to eleven,
Speaker 5: things have changed a lot in this country, even to
Speaker 5: the point where they're not even called the Washington Redskins anymore.
Speaker 5: Not because the Native Americans were pissed off. They didn't care.
Speaker 5: They actually love it. You know, the Native Americans actually
Speaker 5: love it when we use terms like Redskins, braves, cheeps,
Speaker 5: all those schools on Long Island, for example, that use
Speaker 5: all those Indian mascot names, they love it. They love it.
Speaker 5: You know who got pissed off, Phil Simms, they swear
Speaker 5: to God. He refused. He refused to call the Washington
Speaker 5: Redskins the Redskins. He would just say Washington. He was
Speaker 5: probably the most animated of all the announcers that the
Speaker 5: Redskins should no longer be called that. But there were many,
Speaker 5: not just Phil Simms. He just comes to mind because
Speaker 5: I'm close with Bill and it just seems so crazy.
Speaker 5: At the time they actually went for one year. You
Speaker 5: may remember they were called the Washington football Team. Well,
Speaker 5: they tried to figure out a name for the team
Speaker 5: and they came up with Commanders. But I don't call
Speaker 5: them the Commanders. I still call them the Redskins. I
Speaker 5: still call the Cleveland Guardians the Cleveland Indians. And I
Speaker 5: would do the same if they changed the name of
Speaker 5: the Atlanta Braves or the Florida State Seminoles, because there
Speaker 5: are things that do need to change in this country
Speaker 5: to better this country. Those nicknames is idiotic. That's where
Speaker 5: we start getting into trouble. I'm being serious when you
Speaker 5: get that woke and that's stupid, that's stupid. That's where
Speaker 5: we start getting into trouble. So here we are, what's
Speaker 5: today's date and home exactly do you know, today is
Speaker 5: the twenty fourth, so we are eighteen days away from
Speaker 5: nine to eleven eighteen. That is not a lot of time.
Speaker 5: It's two weeks from this Friday will be nine eleven,
Speaker 5: twenty five years. You know. Somebody sent me something, a petition,
Speaker 5: it's old. It was a letter actually from a lady
Speaker 5: by the name of Nancy Key, and Nancy Key sent
Speaker 5: this letter to President Trump. It was a while back,
Speaker 5: and Nancy Key lost her brother, George Kin. And I
Speaker 5: remember going to a party one time. I think it
Speaker 5: was in Massive pequal believe it or not, held by
Speaker 5: the Baldwin brothers and my buddy Rich Geneviees and a
Speaker 5: host of others to raise money for Massive pequal. I
Speaker 5: may be completely wrong here, but at every seat there
Speaker 5: was a mass card for George Kin. I don't know
Speaker 5: who George Kane was, but obviously I came to find
Speaker 5: that he was killed nine to eleven and Nancy Key,
Speaker 5: his sister, George Kane of latter seven FDNY was murdered
Speaker 5: by Islamic terrorists on nine to eleven. And what she
Speaker 5: wants and I agree with her, I guess the remains
Speaker 5: of the victims are in this museum, and the families
Speaker 5: are like, wait, wait a second, I say, we got
Speaker 5: to wait online with other people, visitors, solicitors to go
Speaker 5: visit the remains of our family members. I mean, shouldn't
Speaker 5: this be in a different place, not in the museum
Speaker 5: for everybody to look at. Shouldn't this be more personal
Speaker 5: for the families and again a place where they can
Speaker 5: go to see the remains of their members, their family members,
Speaker 5: rather than the public. And I agree, Can I complain
Speaker 5: about something a lot less important, a lot less important?
Speaker 5: And lou knows about this, I still have no idea
Speaker 5: why I've got to wait online at the ferry every
Speaker 5: day when all the snot knows punk as kids from
Speaker 5: Manhattan are trying to go to the beach. I live
Speaker 5: at the beach. I live there. Again, not nearly as
Speaker 5: important as these families of nine to eleven, but kind
Speaker 5: of in the same spirit. These are their family members.
Speaker 5: They want to be able to get inside and share
Speaker 5: time with them, maybe alone, certainly before any visitor, right
Speaker 5: or tourist. So I think these family members are right?
Speaker 5: What do you think?
Speaker 25: No?
Speaker 8: I didn't know the story, so so this a petition.
Speaker 5: Was started by a guy named Jack Joyce, right, And
Speaker 5: I reached out to Jack or Justin did to come
Speaker 5: on the program this morning at about seven forty five.
Speaker 5: I don't know if he responded. So there are really
Speaker 5: two petitions out there that I'm keeping an eye on.
Speaker 5: One Instagram we've had on this show a couple of
Speaker 5: times now, Giovanni Galante. His petition is to keep mayor
Speaker 5: Mom Donnie away from ground zero on nine to eleven.
Speaker 5: Then you've got Jack Joyce, who's trying to make sure
Speaker 5: that the families of these firefighters, and I guess other
Speaker 5: victims I'm not even sure, are able to go see
Speaker 5: their loved ones in a different spot than the rest
Speaker 5: of the tourists and not have to deal with the
Speaker 5: traffic and museum hours and all that nonsense.
Speaker 19: Now, So, is there a specific spot in the museum
Speaker 19: where this is or is it?
Speaker 5: I don't know that. Nancy Key says, myself and my
Speaker 5: mother and other family members are turning to you, President Trump,
Speaker 5: to ask you for your help in retrieving the rights
Speaker 5: to our loved ones remains. I agree with her. No
Speaker 5: one but the families should have any say in where
Speaker 5: the existing remains are housed, and certainly the museum is
Speaker 5: the last place they should be housed. Families should not
Speaker 5: have to congregate at the bottom of the museum with
Speaker 5: the public if they feel the need to be near
Speaker 5: their loved one, nor adhere to the hours of the museum. Rather,
Speaker 5: some type of an above the ground repository where one
Speaker 5: can visit at their own discretion, is a more suitable
Speaker 5: and patentable solution for us. Please consider our request and
Speaker 5: use your heart and discretion to help us find a
Speaker 5: viable solution in this matter. This was ten years ago.
Speaker 5: Fifteen years later, we are still fighting for the right
Speaker 5: that never should have been taken away from us. God
Speaker 5: bless you your family, and God bless America. Sincerely, Nancy Key,
Speaker 5: sister of by a fighter George Cain, who again out
Speaker 5: of Wny latter seven was killed murdered on nine to eleven.
Speaker 5: So interesting.
Speaker 19: Well, you know, you would think if their remains are
Speaker 19: within the museum, it would be really easy to rectify this.
Speaker 19: The family should just email the museum. I don't know
Speaker 19: if they can move them. Maybe they can't move them.
Speaker 8: I don't know. Maybe that's a question to ask them.
Speaker 19: But if they can't, easy enough to disrectify by hey,
Speaker 19: if you're a family member, email us and we'll give
Speaker 19: you some have a time in the museum.
Speaker 8: At any howe you want to come, I guess. I
Speaker 8: mean that's simple. So maybe there's more to the story.
Speaker 5: I don't know. Hopefully Jack Joyce will join us coming
Speaker 5: up later on this morning. We've got a great guest
Speaker 5: list Charlie Gasparino and Mike Lawler, at, Joe Tacopina, John Katzmatidis.
Speaker 5: But Jack Joyce would be a great addition to this
Speaker 5: guest list on this Monday morning. So I missed you
Speaker 5: on Friday, Nome, you weren't here, so I have a
Speaker 5: chance to kind of schmooze with the news. I had
Speaker 5: a very early guest on Friday morning, doctor Oz. He
Speaker 5: actually reached out to us and the same thing. This morning.
Speaker 5: We've got an early guest with Mike Lawler.
Speaker 24: So on.
Speaker 5: Not a lot of time here, know, So in the
Speaker 5: next five minutes or so, can you give me the
Speaker 5: real meat of the news this morning.
Speaker 19: Well, if you care about the tariffs against Canada, you
Speaker 19: know that's today's big story there.
Speaker 8: Canada is going to fight back.
Speaker 19: Thought is that prices on items like beer and other
Speaker 19: stuff that come from Canada are going to go up
Speaker 19: pretty quickly. Canada says they'll fight back starting September eighth
Speaker 19: with its own tariffs on American products coming into Canada.
Speaker 19: So maybe they'll resolve something. This seems to be the
Speaker 19: way these things go is we raise the tariffs and
Speaker 19: then we come to some negotiation, negotiation where both sides agree.
Speaker 19: So maybe that'll happen here. We'll have to wait and
Speaker 19: watch and then overseas. You know, this war in Iran,
Speaker 19: the never ending war today is this D day, economic
Speaker 19: dday that'll begin where there'll be this massive coordinated financial
Speaker 19: offensive against Iran that's launched by the White House. They'll
Speaker 19: do things like they'll threaten what they call is tremendous
Speaker 19: economic consequences against any country, bank, airport, or business that
Speaker 19: provides an economic lifeline to Iran. I mean, the thought
Speaker 19: is they really want to strangle them in every possible way.
Speaker 19: They're going to crack down on oil infrastructure. Uh, They're
Speaker 19: going to try to stop China from doing business with Iran.
Speaker 8: I don't know how they'll be able to do that.
Speaker 19: But this is all in hopes of choking Iran enough
Speaker 19: that they'll come to the negotiating table and finally bring
Speaker 19: an end to this war.
Speaker 8: So we'll see if that happens.
Speaker 5: Right, Scott Bessett is going to speak on that today.
Speaker 5: And Iran has been warning countries that if you in
Speaker 5: fact align with the United States on this economic d Day,
Speaker 5: that we are going to attack you. Oh, pretty intense,
Speaker 5: you know, between what we threaten other countries with, which
Speaker 5: is mostly economic tariffs and things like that. We don't
Speaker 5: bomb other countries, but Iran says, no, we'll bomb you.
Speaker 5: We'll do it our way. So yeah, it doesn't seem
Speaker 5: like this thing is going away anytime soon. But there
Speaker 5: was so a lot of fun at the White House yesterday.
Speaker 5: Not the White House. I guess where was that freedom
Speaker 5: to fifty Grande?
Speaker 8: It was right in DC, went right by the White House.
Speaker 19: In fact, they did, I think, with seventy four laps
Speaker 19: the grand Prix to fifty to celebrate America's two hundred
Speaker 19: and fiftieth birthday.
Speaker 8: And if I was a better newscaster, I could tell
Speaker 8: you who the winner was.
Speaker 5: Anyway, his name is Kirkwood. I have no idea if
Speaker 5: that guy's even a big time race car driver. Again,
Speaker 5: I love Presidenting Trump. I think it's cool that he
Speaker 5: loves sports. A bout a ufcat bite. They've had a
Speaker 5: Grand Prix race, so he's having fun, which is nice.
Speaker 5: Two hundred and fiftieth birthday is no small feet of
Speaker 5: this country, so it's great everybody's having fun. But I
Speaker 5: couldn't care less. I don't think I watched one second
Speaker 5: of that coverage, not one. It wasn't like I was
Speaker 5: feeling fomo, like, oh my god, I gotta go to
Speaker 5: DC and watch this. I'm not a big auto racing
Speaker 5: guy anyway. I had to cover it for years with
Speaker 5: Scott Kaplan in the late nineteen nineties, and that's when
Speaker 5: Jeff Gordon was killing it in NASCAR and ari Lyondyke
Speaker 5: was a big time star and John Force was a
Speaker 5: big time star. And I told you this before. I
Speaker 5: interviewed everybody, everybody from Jeff Gordon to Dick Trickle to
Speaker 5: you know, the what's it, the other famous the Petties,
Speaker 5: all of them. I did all of that, but at
Speaker 5: no point that I fall in love with the sport,
Speaker 5: not even clothes. But again, I'm glad the country is
Speaker 5: how much a good time and it is our two
Speaker 5: hundred and fiftieth birthday and all the power to them.
Speaker 5: Anything local going on.
Speaker 8: The sewer people are back.
Speaker 19: Remember when we were talking about this like six months ago,
Speaker 19: seven months ago where these people with lanterns on their
Speaker 19: heads were seen coming out of sewers and Brooklyn and Queens, Well,
Speaker 19: they were spotted again, this time midtown right outside Penn Station.
Speaker 19: Of course, that got some alarm bells sounding off, and
Speaker 19: so they had the dep checking out where these crews
Speaker 19: were saw coming out of the manhold, just to make
Speaker 19: sure everything was okay and structurally everything's fine. And what
Speaker 19: they the thought is is these people are just looking
Speaker 19: for valuables. It's definitely tough looking, but they don't know
Speaker 19: for sure and they want to find them. And so
Speaker 19: all over social media this weekend you could see video.
Speaker 19: It is kind of frightening to watch because it's middle
Speaker 19: of the night and all of a sudden you see
Speaker 19: this manhole cover just pop off and these three people
Speaker 19: with lanterns on their head jump out and then run
Speaker 19: away from the scene. But somebody who was just happened
Speaker 19: to be standing their videotape the whole thing and that's
Speaker 19: how cops know about it. But they don't know who
Speaker 19: these people are. They'd like to talk to them, but
Speaker 19: so far I've been unable to find them.
Speaker 5: I did speak on Saturday morning to the Police Commissioner
Speaker 5: Jessica Tish. I congratulated her on going to Central Synagogue
Speaker 5: on Friday, and she got right back to me right away.
Speaker 5: In fact, it was the second consecutive week that our
Speaker 5: police Commissioner, Jessica Tish made a visit to a place
Speaker 5: or community which had to endure anti Semitism. She told
Speaker 5: me the truth, she said, si it, I gotta tell
Speaker 5: you men and women at that synagogue scared to death,
Speaker 5: hugging me, kissing me, thanking me for coming. She said
Speaker 5: she was overwhelmed by the reception she got at Central
Speaker 5: Synagogue on Friday. She continues to fight. You know one
Speaker 5: thing about Jessica. I almost never ever ever talk about
Speaker 5: the mayor with Tish anymore, almost never. But I did
Speaker 5: read something this weekend where you know, she's not doing
Speaker 5: anything that he wants. You remember when he campaigned, he
Speaker 5: campaigned on I guess whipping apart the Strategic Response Group,
Speaker 5: that SRG unit wherever it's called down home. Yep, Well
Speaker 5: that hasn't happened. I mean, there were a bunch of
Speaker 5: things that he talked about doing to make this a
Speaker 5: more community based police force, and none of it has happened,
Speaker 5: none of it. So very quietly without mentioning Tish versus
Speaker 5: Mom Donnie or Tish and Mom Donnie every day for
Speaker 5: all you folks out there that are very critical of
Speaker 5: Jessica Tish because you're stupid, The truth is she has
Speaker 5: not caved in. She hasn't and she's been critical at times,
Speaker 5: and she goes to the synagogues. But all those things
Speaker 5: and Mamdani wanted to do, including the SRG unit. Last
Speaker 5: I checked, they're still intact. Was that not true?
Speaker 8: That is all truely?
Speaker 5: Oh, so way to go, Jessica Tish. What else you got? Uh?
Speaker 8: Not a little big stories?
Speaker 19: I'm just trying to think of Manasquan Beach was closed
Speaker 19: down over the weekend. They found all, well, you know,
Speaker 19: it's the end of the summers.
Speaker 5: On the beach, Trevor, I go back to the D's
Speaker 5: when I was on the Iman Show with Lewis and
Speaker 5: what was her name, Bernadette Castro. He was running the
Speaker 5: beaches and the parks, and this poor woman would walk
Speaker 5: in and I was told to find a story even
Speaker 5: make one up that they found needles or fingers or
Speaker 5: certain body parts on the beach. This poor woman hadn't
Speaker 5: even sat down yet in that studio with me, Don
Speaker 5: and Charles, and it was like, Bernadette, we found four
Speaker 5: more fingers on the beach at Jones Beach. Now what, Oh,
Speaker 5: don't you say that, I'll stop it? What she would do?
Speaker 5: She would do this? She was like, shoot about it.
Speaker 5: She wouldn't. She would come back again.
Speaker 26: That's right, And then she'd have a lot of papers
Speaker 26: like this is a new project we're working on, and
Speaker 26: stop with that. This is gonna be soaking well what
Speaker 26: about all the needles that they found a couple of PEPs?
Speaker 5: It was true, but we we did tend to exaggerate
Speaker 5: just a little. I don't know. He was not that
Speaker 5: we would do that. What else you got because I
Speaker 5: got Mike Lawer coming here.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I got one more for you, A little bit
Speaker 19: of a bummer in They own the Little League baseball
Speaker 19: team we've been following at the Little League World Series
Speaker 19: in Williams Sport. They got hammered yesterday and I suck.
Speaker 19: But wait a second, they're not out.
Speaker 5: Oh they're not. Okay, No, you can't say that. Yeah,
Speaker 5: twelve years there's little kids. What do you mean they suck?
Speaker 5: What's wrong with you?
Speaker 19: They lost to this pitcher who plays for Davenport, Iowa,
Speaker 19: who even baseball prospectors are looking at. They think this
Speaker 19: kid's going to be this incredible pitcher. And I had
Speaker 19: an enormous amount of striking.
Speaker 5: No, I'm more on a final kid about this kid,
Speaker 5: this picture, I hate Iowa, you know that. But on
Speaker 5: a more important story here talking about Little League baseball.
Speaker 5: So there was a kid I think he played on
Speaker 5: Staten Island though, and he was a monster superstar. This
Speaker 5: kid was an amazing player both offensively and defensively in
Speaker 5: the Little League World Series. And his name was Michael Komarta.
Speaker 5: And I think he was a big star at the
Speaker 5: age of eleven or twelve. So I'm watching ESPN yesterday
Speaker 5: morning because I can't watch any of those Sunday news
Speaker 5: shows outside of Maria Bartoromo. That's it. That's it. So
Speaker 5: watching the ESPN board to death. Mind you, I'm gonna.
Speaker 5: I can't deal with WNBA stories anymore. I don't care.
Speaker 5: I don't even like Enuskantner. I really don't, you know.
Speaker 5: I mean I'm sorry that, you know, Erdawan trying to
Speaker 5: kill his father or something. I don't know. I've had enough,
Speaker 5: Like the WNBA has completely jumped the Shark. I love
Speaker 5: play Travis, but I've had enough. Okay, But they do
Speaker 5: a story on this kid, Michael Kamarta. So it turns
Speaker 5: out he's a Little League World Series hero, big time player,
Speaker 5: and he became the youngest firefighter I guess in his
Speaker 5: ladder company. And I believe he also ended up being
Speaker 5: and this is tragic, the youngest firefighter to die on
Speaker 5: nine to eleven. Michael Komarta. I think that's correct, big
Speaker 5: time Litle League baseball player from Staten Island, and I
Speaker 5: watched the videos as pair ran. This kid was something else.
Speaker 5: This kid hit rockets. I think he was the youngest
Speaker 5: firefighter to be killed on nine to eleven.
Speaker 24: There you have.
Speaker 5: It came about this picture from Davenport, Iowa. Well, the yikes.
Speaker 5: Next year.
Speaker 19: The good news is they get to play in an
Speaker 19: elimination round, so they're not totally out of it yet.
Speaker 19: If they can keep winning, they could still continue on
Speaker 19: in the Little League World Series.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, all right, let me get to Lawder first.
Speaker 5: Here the King of Rockland County. Of course, the great
Speaker 5: mister Salt. He's on his way somewhere. He's at the airport.
Speaker 5: I they get them quickly. Mike Lawler, good morning, buddy.
Speaker 5: How are you.
Speaker 14: I'm good, said, long time, no speak.
Speaker 5: Well, you keep blowing me off for CNN. I don't know.
Speaker 14: You don't call, you don't write, you know, you don't
Speaker 14: love me anymore.
Speaker 24: I don't know what happened.
Speaker 5: Because you can't get me. Mike Johnson.
Speaker 27: That's why he said he's gonna do it soon.
Speaker 14: You don't have to, you don't have to reach out
Speaker 14: to Hikeem, Michael, come on soon.
Speaker 5: What do you think about that? Seriously, your nemesis, your nemesis,
Speaker 5: Hakeem Jeffries hanging out with Johnson. Oh, with that, Jared
Speaker 5: with Jaredward pushing I'm sorry not Johnson.
Speaker 14: Listen that they did work back together in the first term,
Speaker 14: on the first step back, So it doesn't surprise me
Speaker 14: that there's some level of engagement.
Speaker 28: But look, here's the bigger issue.
Speaker 14: Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer are seventy one days away
Speaker 14: from election day. Does anybody have a clue what the
Speaker 14: hell they're running on? What it is that House Democrats
Speaker 14: and Senate Democrats.
Speaker 5: Are running on no and that's what he char to you.
Speaker 14: I guarantee you nobody, nobody could answer a single question
Speaker 14: about what either of them are standing for other than
Speaker 14: I hate Trump, right, but I guarantee you, I guarantee
Speaker 14: you that everyone can answer what the DSA stands for,
Speaker 14: what AOC and Zoe run Mondani and Bernie Sanders want
Speaker 14: to do. And that's the fundamental point said that Democratic
Speaker 14: Party is the party of Zoorn Mamdani, AOC and Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 14: It's not Schumer and Jeffreys. They're feckless, they're useless, they
Speaker 14: don't do anything. But Bernie AOC and Mamdani are pushing
Speaker 14: hard and they're winning these races across the country in
Speaker 14: Democratic seats, safe seats. But this is the agenda that they're.
Speaker 24: Going to bring to Washington. They want open.
Speaker 14: Borders, they want to defund the police, they want to
Speaker 14: ban an abolish ice. They want sanctuary states. They want
Speaker 14: to raise taxes by four trillion dollars. They want a
Speaker 14: government takeover of Medicare and our healthcare system. They want
Speaker 14: they want a complete overhaul of the United States of
Speaker 14: America as we know it. That's what's at stake this November.
Speaker 14: This is common sense versus crazy. This is capitalism versus Marxism.
Speaker 14: This is Western democracy versus radical socialism. That's what this
Speaker 14: is all about. Come November three. So folks have a
Speaker 14: choice this year, a very clear choice. And it is
Speaker 14: not Jeffries and Schumer leading the way. It is Mamdani
Speaker 14: AOC and Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 5: The question is, as Republicans, would we be better off it
Speaker 5: was if it was Schumer and Jeffries leading the way?
Speaker 5: I mean in terms of probable victories, because I don't
Speaker 5: speak to a lot of Republicans honestly, that are very confident.
Speaker 5: You would think, hey, these DSA psychos you just talked
Speaker 5: about what they want to do. It's all bad, it's
Speaker 5: all bad for America and the world. Yet I don't
Speaker 5: speak to anybody that's incredibly confident, even people that think
Speaker 5: we may win, retain the House, retain the Senate, even
Speaker 5: their nervous. So what exactly is going on? You got
Speaker 5: a bunch of psychos who clearly hate this country, and
Speaker 5: yet Republicans are still scared to death.
Speaker 14: Look, the historical trend, obviously says that it's going to
Speaker 14: be a midterm, but I feel.
Speaker 24: Very good about where we are. My district is.
Speaker 14: One of those that will determine the outcome of control
Speaker 14: of Congress, as it did in twenty two and twenty four.
Speaker 24: The polls have me up.
Speaker 14: We are running hard, We're up on TV and going
Speaker 14: to go all the way through.
Speaker 24: It's going to be a.
Speaker 14: Sixty million dollar race. But here's the thing. This is
Speaker 14: a very clear choice. It's not really Republican versus Democrat,
Speaker 14: as I said, it is common sense versus crazy, And
Speaker 14: we need to make the case to the American people
Speaker 14: of the next seventy one days what is at stake,
Speaker 14: what the choice really is. My opponent can claim she's
Speaker 14: a moderate, but she supports a government takeover of health care,
Speaker 14: she supports sanctuary state policy, she supports a four trillion
Speaker 14: dollar tax increase. This isn't rocket science.
Speaker 27: It's a very clear choice.
Speaker 14: So ultimately, I think what we have to do is
Speaker 14: make the case to the American people that the policies
Speaker 14: that they are promoting is going to destroy this country.
Speaker 14: And it's that simple. So we have we have seventy
Speaker 14: one days to get it done. Folks need to get
Speaker 14: off their ass and get in the fight.
Speaker 5: I like it.
Speaker 14: This is a fight for the country and the fight
Speaker 14: for the future. And if you're not in the game,
Speaker 14: then don't complain.
Speaker 5: Nicely, said Mike. I like the fact that you endorse
Speaker 5: my good buddy Kevin Byrne this week. Annually you mentioned
Speaker 5: your opponent a couple of times. Is Kate Conley? And
Speaker 5: I keep talking to Republicans about having debates, you know,
Speaker 5: I keep askinging all these other candidates, Caroline shinkom As,
Speaker 5: Michael lasher As he said he'll debate you and other
Speaker 5: candidates along the way, and they can't seem to get
Speaker 5: any debates against any of these people, even Bruce Blakeman.
Speaker 5: Bruce Blakeman can't seem to get a debate against Kathy Hockele.
Speaker 5: But I think you're having the same issue. Why don't
Speaker 5: you having the same issue with Kate Conley?
Speaker 14: Because these issues aren't debatable. These folks are crazy and
Speaker 14: they don't want to actually have to defend their policy positions.
Speaker 14: Kathy Hokel doesn't want to have to defend the fact
Speaker 14: that she's effeckless and competent. More, Kathy Hokwood doesn't want
Speaker 14: to defend the fact that she's run the state into
Speaker 14: the ground. I mean, come on, of course they don't
Speaker 14: want a debate. I challenge my opponent to six debates.
Speaker 14: She declined NBC News and CNN. What was she afraid
Speaker 14: that they were going to ask her tough questions? I mean,
Speaker 14: good grief, this is what is wrong in this moment.
Speaker 14: These folks just want to take over the country. They
Speaker 14: want to overhaul our entire system, turn us into a
Speaker 14: socialist utopia, government takeover of everything from business to healthcare, etc.
Speaker 14: They have no actual plan, and the bottom line is
Speaker 14: all of these policies that they're advocating for they've never
Speaker 14: fucking worked anywhere they've been tried.
Speaker 5: No, they've got a very long list of failures in
Speaker 5: terms of countries. And what's scary Mike Waller, mister salt Is.
Speaker 5: You mentioned Bernie Sanders politician, You mentioned Mom Donnie politician,
Speaker 5: you mentioned OC. I mean, I guess she's a politician.
Speaker 5: She might have won for president in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 5: But a guy that is every day becoming more and
Speaker 5: more powerful is not a politician. But what are real
Speaker 5: scumbag He spent this weekend doing some speaking somewhere and
Speaker 5: sang this song we are Charlie Kirk. He actually was
Speaker 5: making fun of Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated in cold
Speaker 5: blood for everybody in America to see one of the
Speaker 5: most grotesque moments in Mike fifty nine years was watching
Speaker 5: that video and this scumbag, Hassan Piker was lapping it up,
Speaker 5: singing we are Charlie Kirk this weekend and liking or not,
Speaker 5: Mike Lawler, this guy is starting to gain some real
Speaker 5: power and popularity inside that party, is he not?
Speaker 24: No question, he's the chief spokesperson for that party.
Speaker 14: But here's the thing. When you have somebody like him
Speaker 14: who says America deserved nine to eleven, do you really
Speaker 14: expect him to act with decency and integrity? And of
Speaker 14: course not. He's a piece of shit.
Speaker 24: And we all know it.
Speaker 14: And the fact is the Democrats have embraced them, They
Speaker 14: own them good and the American people should understand the choice.
Speaker 5: This November, I know that Abdul l Sied is going
Speaker 5: to be on Jesse water Show tonight and he's got
Speaker 5: a big race coming up against Mike Rogers. I'm going
Speaker 5: to speak in Las Vegas this weekend for the Republican
Speaker 5: Jewish Coalition, and Mike Rodgers is one of the speakers.
Speaker 5: And I think, Mike, that is a race that everybody
Speaker 5: is going to keep a close eye on. Rogers versus
Speaker 5: l sayed in Michigan.
Speaker 14: Yes, no question, and we can absolutely win it. But
Speaker 14: look said, I know everybody's nervous about the midterms, but
Speaker 14: seventy one days, leave it all out on the field.
Speaker 14: We are going to win the House, We're going to
Speaker 14: win the Senate. Obviously President Trump is in the White House.
Speaker 14: This is about the future of the country. This is
Speaker 14: about the direction people want to take us, whether we
Speaker 14: are a capitalist, a constitutional republic, or a socialist, Marxist,
Speaker 14: you know, radicalized country.
Speaker 27: That's the choice.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're right, I know you gotta get out of
Speaker 5: here and hop on a plane. But is there any
Speaker 5: truth to the rum of Mike that if God forbid
Speaker 5: and I don't see this happening, but God forbid you
Speaker 5: lose to Kate Conley, that you will declare for the
Speaker 5: WNBA draft.
Speaker 14: I don't think I'm tall enough.
Speaker 5: Mike Lawler. I love you wherever you're go and have
Speaker 5: yourself a safe trip. We'll get you in studio one
Speaker 5: of these days. Okay, buddy, all right, all right, take care.
Speaker 5: There he is mister Salt, the king of Rockland County.
Speaker 5: He's got his race coming up in November, up there
Speaker 5: against Kate Conley. My good friend Mike Lawler. Will take
Speaker 5: a break, we'll come back. We got a bunch of
Speaker 5: great guests all morning long. I am in a mood today.
Speaker 5: I am ready. I don't Mike, not in a bad mood. Actually,
Speaker 5: Saturday we had a wonderful time and it was great
Speaker 5: to see my guys on a weekend, Lou and Justin
Speaker 5: and MJ and the home crew. We'll get to that big,
Speaker 5: big Saturday afternoon Shin dig in the Bronx at Yankee Stadium.
Speaker 5: What's to cover? Monday Morning, Sid and Friends in the
Speaker 5: Morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network. It's a great night.
Speaker 5: It is a beautiful party, it's in a beautiful venue.
Speaker 5: Now they should spend a little more time talking about
Speaker 5: the weekday host and not just the weekend guys. I'm
Speaker 5: on record saying I don't get that, you know, I mean,
Speaker 5: I went last year, wasn't even mentioned. That's crazy, but
Speaker 5: putting me aside because I'm an narcissist and I deserve
Speaker 5: to be one. Just so you know. It is a
Speaker 5: wonderful night, a beautiful, majestic party. It really is. But
Speaker 5: there's an issue this year. No, not because it's Friday
Speaker 5: night in the shoppist, which will keep Orthodox Jews away
Speaker 5: from any nine to eleven event. But do you realize
Speaker 5: that this year nine to eleven, that night balls out
Speaker 5: on the first night of.
Speaker 8: Oh no, I did not know that.
Speaker 5: You're such a horrible Jew. Really, I got the worst week.
Speaker 5: You should know that, Yes, that night, Friday night, nine
Speaker 5: to eleven is the first night. Now. My wife, for example, Danielle,
Speaker 5: she makes a big Roasha Shana dinner every year and
Speaker 5: she plans on doing it this year. So it's gonna
Speaker 5: be hard to have Danielle in two places at once, obviously,
Speaker 5: But I've got other friends and family members reach out
Speaker 5: and say, what are you gonna do that night? So
Speaker 5: I got the gallop, you know. Yeah, but it's Rosa Shana.
Speaker 5: And look, I am not the most religious Jew by
Speaker 5: any stretch, not even close. I don't go to school
Speaker 5: every Saturday morning. I don't take part in a minion
Speaker 5: every weekday. I don't keep kosher, I don't even follow
Speaker 5: the rules of Paysak into the first two passols. But
Speaker 5: since I was a little boy and my father who
Speaker 5: was a pretty religious kid growing up in Corney Island,
Speaker 5: Bushia Shawn, not Yom Kapor, I am as religious as
Speaker 5: anybody you know that know. I treat those two holidays
Speaker 5: like any other Jew would from or reformed to an
Speaker 5: Orthodox So it is going to be uncomfortable for me to,
Speaker 5: say the least, to be someplace else, anywhere else, even
Speaker 5: on that unbelievable night at that majestic party. Then sitting
Speaker 5: at home with family members and friends on the first
Speaker 5: night of the New Year. I know you understand that.
Speaker 19: No, yeah, I don't know what I'm gonna do because
Speaker 19: we always host the holidays in my house and so
Speaker 19: there'll be lots of people there, So I don't think
Speaker 19: I'm gonna be able to go.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm gonna go to the Galla, I think,
Speaker 5: but I'm not trying my wife, Catt, She's not gonna
Speaker 5: blow off the Jewish New Year. And like you said,
Speaker 5: we've got friends and family that come in big numbers
Speaker 5: every year, you know, twenty five to thirty people come
Speaker 5: to our house. So it's a it's a big deal,
Speaker 5: loud Did you know that that?
Speaker 27: Uh?
Speaker 5: I knew?
Speaker 26: The next week was.
Speaker 5: No that night nine to eleven, Yes, Russia Shana. The
Speaker 5: next week is Yam Kapoor. But that's Perish nine eleven.
Speaker 5: The night that Friday night, nine to eleven is the
Speaker 5: first night of Russia Shana.
Speaker 26: Right, But then it goes into the weekend, isn't it too?
Speaker 26: So it's more than one day, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, it's a couple of days, that's right. But
Speaker 5: I'm just saying people that that are Jewish are gonna
Speaker 5: have a hard time going to the gallo Friday night
Speaker 5: because that's Russia Shana. Yeah, I mean, the fining I
Speaker 5: think is not a big deal. I don't. I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't observe Shabish every week, obviously, but I do
Speaker 5: observe the Jewish New Year. So after the week after, yes, yes,
Speaker 5: that is big, right, that's huge. That's the holiest day
Speaker 5: of the year. But Russia Shana, especially that first night,
Speaker 5: is right. And Jewish people are not going to be
Speaker 5: going to nine to eleven events. I can tell you
Speaker 5: that they're not going and now nor them. That's a
Speaker 5: big issue.
Speaker 8: Yeah, No, there's no way I can go.
Speaker 5: Really no.
Speaker 8: I mean, you know, my wife puts together this gigantic meal,
Speaker 8: and I know I've got banned in her.
Speaker 19: Why not because she's right, She'll be like, you know
Speaker 19: you got to help me out, Well, you could help her.
Speaker 8: I got a host.
Speaker 5: Can you do both?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 8: First of all, I look forward to it. I know
Speaker 8: it's number one. I love the holiday, so why I
Speaker 8: don't want to miss.
Speaker 26: It, let alone The day itself is going to be
Speaker 26: draining because it's nine to eleven.
Speaker 5: Not just a day, the whole week week is going
Speaker 5: to be Now. I actually caught a break here when
Speaker 5: I say catch a break, because I was supposed to
Speaker 5: go to like two or three different events, but I'm
Speaker 5: not going to be here. I'm going to be with
Speaker 5: the President of the United States and every major Republican
Speaker 5: in this country in Dallas because for the first time ever,
Speaker 5: we've got a convention, an RNC convention for the midterms,
Speaker 5: and it just so happens the convention in Dallas September eighth, ninth,
Speaker 5: and tenth. So, for example, I promised to Evanni Galante,
Speaker 5: I love that guy, that on September eighth, I would
Speaker 5: take Bruce Blateman to city Hall and join them in
Speaker 5: their rally to keep Mayor Momdannie away. But I'm going
Speaker 5: to be in Texas and there's other events going on. Look,
Speaker 5: I get invited almost every day to a different event.
Speaker 5: And I'm going to say this right now once on
Speaker 5: the air, so you guys gotta get it. I'm not
Speaker 5: a rally guy. Okay. One summer I did two different rallies,
Speaker 5: if you will, with Curtis when he was still a
Speaker 5: human being, not the drek he is now. He's just
Speaker 5: complete trek. But I did do too in my neighborhood
Speaker 5: because I was trying to keep illegals, as you know,
Speaker 5: Lewis away from our neighborhood. So I did two events,
Speaker 5: two rallies with Curtis. Otherwise, I'm not a rally guy.
Speaker 5: I've done a bunch with Dove Hiking, and I did
Speaker 5: a bunch obviously after October the seventh, But that's not me.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm not standing with two hundred and three
Speaker 5: hundred people holding a bullhorn and yelling and screaming about
Speaker 5: protecting the Jews. I just don't do that. First of all,
Speaker 5: we look silly because they get thousands and thousands of
Speaker 5: people we get the same three hundred. I'm not gonna
Speaker 5: mention any names, but you all know who they are.
Speaker 5: It's the same people yelling the same thing over and
Speaker 5: over again. And now Gnome, they've kind of shifted from
Speaker 5: the anti Semitism to anti America because they hate Mamdani.
Speaker 5: So now the same people that are yelling and screaming
Speaker 5: every day in the streets of New York but anti Semitism,
Speaker 5: all of a sudden are screaming about nine to eleven.
Speaker 5: And I don't know when these people became quote political,
Speaker 5: but they're not, you know. So I choose to do
Speaker 5: my talking here and I talk as you folks here
Speaker 5: every morning to the biggest names in politics, from the
Speaker 5: President to the Prime Minister of Israel, to congress people
Speaker 5: to senators, you name it. They're all on this show.
Speaker 5: I happen to have, believe it or not, a legitimate
Speaker 5: amount of power. That's what I do. I don't stand
Speaker 5: in the street, So stop asking me, said show up here,
Speaker 5: show up there? You know. I mean the last event
Speaker 5: I went to, I got paid. If people want to
Speaker 5: pay me, that's a whole other story. But otherwise, not
Speaker 5: to come off like a dick here no, but I'm
Speaker 5: a little too big to be standing with a bullhorn
Speaker 5: in the middle of the street.
Speaker 8: Yeah. Now, you know you have the ultimate bullhorn every
Speaker 8: single morning.
Speaker 7: Right, Yeah, you're already doing it, right.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to stand there in the shore. You know,
Speaker 5: there's a one of my friends had an idea. They
Speaker 5: want to do a human chain to keep Mamdani.
Speaker 8: Away from downtown.
Speaker 5: Now, now I felt bad, but I had to tell
Speaker 5: this friend of mine. First of all, sweetheart, you are
Speaker 5: not going to be anywhere the Freedom Tower. You do understand.
Speaker 5: The President of the United States is gonna be there.
Speaker 5: They're gonna have security and secret service up the wazoo.
Speaker 5: So if you expect my rag cag bunch of guys
Speaker 5: who do these rallies in the streets are just gonna
Speaker 5: be standing outside the Freedom Tower keeping the mayor away.
Speaker 5: You're out of your mind.
Speaker 10: You're out of your mind.
Speaker 5: You're not gonna get anywhere near that place. I got
Speaker 5: news for you. I'm trying to do a broadcast from
Speaker 5: downtown Manhattan, somewhere near nine to eleven. And I'm a
Speaker 5: big name, and I'm having difficulties, and I'm friends with
Speaker 5: the President of the United States. I'm having difficulties. They're
Speaker 5: just gonna walk down there and they're gonna stand out
Speaker 5: there and block Mom.
Speaker 7: Donnie.
Speaker 26: Right, just get down to the site where it's been
Speaker 26: going on year after year, and it's gonna have well.
Speaker 5: In the past year, I mean, you're able to get
Speaker 5: close maybe Rector Street, I don't know, but I think
Speaker 5: this year you're not gonna get close. Wellies, a ton
Speaker 5: of dignitaries, more than ever, world leaders, the press, they've
Speaker 5: tried to kill the president three times already. And my
Speaker 5: friends are like, no, we're gonna we're gonna put together
Speaker 5: a human chain.
Speaker 8: Well, what if you put like really strong people, Yeah.
Speaker 5: You could put thirty chuck zitos. It's not gonna hire.
Speaker 5: But they really believe this stuff. We're gonna do a
Speaker 5: big rally and like, just leave me out of it.
Speaker 5: God bless you, good luck. Nobody cares. My big issue
Speaker 5: is these rallies don't do anything. I've been watching these
Speaker 5: rallies and I did go in the past, right after
Speaker 5: October seventh, What do they do? I mean, the anti
Speaker 5: Semitism numbers in New York City are higher than ever.
Speaker 5: What exactly are they accomplishing? I don't know other than Hey,
Speaker 5: we were on ABC News. I told Bruce Blakeman, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna be honest with you. Caroline Shinkle, I told these
Speaker 5: people stop doing it. You look silly. I don't care
Speaker 5: if you're two blocks away. I know you're Jewish, I
Speaker 5: know you care. But if you think you're gonna win
Speaker 5: these elections because you battle anti Semitism, you're out of
Speaker 5: your mind. I'm sorry. The appetite of that is not there.
Speaker 5: And there is no better Jewish fighter than me. Nobody.
Speaker 5: You guys know that. Okay. I took it to the streets.
Speaker 5: I started with a black guy on a subway train
Speaker 5: when he started to harass a rabbi on a downtown
Speaker 5: Ford train on Champs. There is no better fighter than me.
Speaker 5: But I need to win these elections. I need Republicans
Speaker 5: to win in New York. I need to win the midterms.
Speaker 5: And if you think going to every rally in New
Speaker 5: York City that deals with anti Semitism is going to
Speaker 5: get you the win, you're out of your mind. Stop it,
Speaker 5: Stop it, be realistic. On nine to eleven, good, Okay.
Speaker 5: Affordability fantastic. That's a big issue, no doubt about it. Police,
Speaker 5: public safety. All those things are good. You know, if
Speaker 5: you're in the Hamptons there's a party, go ahead, go board.
Speaker 5: But to spend your days and nights going to these
Speaker 5: rallies with the same they're all my friends. I love
Speaker 5: them all. They're very nice people and they mean well
Speaker 5: they really do.
Speaker 10: They do.
Speaker 5: But they go to the same the same people in
Speaker 5: the streets, and it doesn't work.
Speaker 26: I mean, if you have to on nine to eleven,
Speaker 26: gather the people up and you can become this site
Speaker 26: just because you're standing in front playing red Rover red.
Speaker 8: Veue, exactly, send me or mom donning over.
Speaker 5: Somebody said to me New York one, look right, Well,
Speaker 5: they said, well, well, you know the last rally we
Speaker 5: we got, the last rally, we were on Channel seven News.
Speaker 5: I said, so what I said to Bruce, I said,
Speaker 5: if you were on ABC News in New York standing
Speaker 5: in between Marco Rubio and I don't know, har meet Dylan,
Speaker 5: that's a big deal. But when you're standing in between
Speaker 5: and you guys know the names, stop it stop. We
Speaker 5: need to win elections. This is serious stuff, very serious.
Speaker 5: Anti Semitism is a huge problem in New York. We
Speaker 5: know that. Let the people that do what every day
Speaker 5: do it. Let Jessica Tish continue to fight that. But
Speaker 5: we have to beat the mayor and all these other
Speaker 5: candidates at about a thousand other things or we're gonna lose.
Speaker 5: We're going to lose. I know, Mike Lauder's confident. What
Speaker 5: do you think he's gonna say he's a Republican. I'm
Speaker 5: not getting that on the streets. I don't get this
Speaker 5: sense of we're gonna retain the House, retain the Senate.
Speaker 5: Most people think we're going to lose the House, but
Speaker 5: retain the Senate. Either way, we gotta start taking this
Speaker 5: seriously and trying to get a Channel seven at some
Speaker 5: rally of the streets of New York City that ain't
Speaker 5: gonna get it done. Is is that fair advice?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't know. But the human chain thing I'm
Speaker 8: kind of into.
Speaker 5: No, it's pretty cool. Yeah, we can do that. He
Speaker 5: stand right outside the Freedom.
Speaker 26: Tower, started at seven am around rectors.
Speaker 5: Nah, the person listen, The person meant well, the person
Speaker 5: meant well, It's just these people have no idea, just
Speaker 5: have no idea. What the hell is going on? You know?
Speaker 26: And I the mayor and his entire staff are about
Speaker 26: to enter the zone when the human chain all of
Speaker 26: a sudden gotressed by five more depths of people.
Speaker 5: It's just, you know, there's a part of me too.
Speaker 5: I told you guys this, and I was being serious
Speaker 5: when g and Vonnie Gallante first contacted me. So I
Speaker 5: didn't know that Gallanti tried to contact me even before
Speaker 5: he started the petition. But you guys both heard him
Speaker 5: say that on the air, and I was humbled by that.
Speaker 5: I really was. But I didn't know that people were
Speaker 5: getting involved who were not family members of the victims.
Speaker 5: And my wife, she loves to use this line stolen valor.
Speaker 5: Like every time I get an award from some member
Speaker 5: of the police, right whether it's Vincent val Along or
Speaker 5: Pulled the Jacamo in the past, or Scott Monroe or
Speaker 5: a variety of people, she always goes, it's that kind
Speaker 5: of stolen back. Oh you're not a cop, I go listen,
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna argue, I'm gonna tell you. And I
Speaker 5: felt that way with Glante. I'm like, I'm not a
Speaker 5: family member. I did lose friends in the World Trade
Speaker 5: Center that day, specifically Windows on the World that lost
Speaker 5: about ten good friends, and I knew some fire fighters
Speaker 5: too that died that day, but no family members of
Speaker 5: mine died. And I felt bad being the face of
Speaker 5: this effort. You see what I'm saying, No, And he's like, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 5: we need you, We need you. You got a huge voice,
Speaker 5: the biggest voice, the great blah blah blah. So he's
Speaker 5: been on the show twice, and Charles Wolpe has been
Speaker 5: on the show, and Janette Pick has been on the show,
Speaker 5: and we've got more coming before not eleven. But I
Speaker 5: actually felt badly about it. You know. Then I said toally,
Speaker 5: even go to city Hall September the eighth. As it
Speaker 5: turns out, I can't go anyway because I'm going to Dallas.
Speaker 5: But I felt badly about that.
Speaker 19: Well, you shouldn't, because you're doing exactly the right thing
Speaker 19: every single morning.
Speaker 8: You're talking about.
Speaker 5: It every morning since July sixth. I wanted to make
Speaker 5: that no, thank you very much. I made that promise
Speaker 5: to a two hunred and fiftieth birthday on July the fourth,
Speaker 5: that I would be the first and only radio host
Speaker 5: in the country to deter excuse me, actually focus on
Speaker 5: nine to eleven starting Monday, July sixth and we've done that.
Speaker 19: Yes, yeah, you've given this crew, this huge crew, a
Speaker 19: big voice that they wouldn't get otherwise, because otherwise, you know,
Speaker 19: it's one offer.
Speaker 8: They get a story on Channel seven, Channel four, and
Speaker 8: then you never hear about it.
Speaker 5: Now that's it.
Speaker 19: But here, every single day you're telling people to sign
Speaker 19: this petition and do what they can to try to
Speaker 19: stop the mayor. And I think that's great, that's exactly
Speaker 19: what they need.
Speaker 5: And now today I've even brought up this other petition.
Speaker 5: Nancy Nie, whose brother who I just happened to know
Speaker 5: because I got his Mays's card at an event in
Speaker 5: Massive Peaque three was killed George Caine, a very courageous
Speaker 5: firefighter from Latter seven, and she wants to make sure
Speaker 5: that the family members can go visit the remains of
Speaker 5: their loved ones when they want, not have to deal
Speaker 5: with museum hours, not put the remains the museum where
Speaker 5: these poor family members have to wait online with tourists,
Speaker 5: people who don't know these people. I think Nancy ne
Speaker 5: is right. So the guy that started this petition, we
Speaker 5: called him to come on at seven forty this morning.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure if he's gotten back to Justin just
Speaker 5: yet his name is I think Jack, it's not Jack Jacobs. Well,
Speaker 5: I know it this morning. Now I don't know it anymore,
Speaker 5: So do you know it?
Speaker 8: I don't.
Speaker 5: Somebody said it to me and I don't have it
Speaker 5: in fun of me. But either way, I'm trying to
Speaker 5: book him for seven forty this morning. Oh, I got
Speaker 5: the list to know of some of the speakers in
Speaker 5: Las Vegas this upcoming weekend. When he hears some of these, yes, sure,
Speaker 5: Acting Labor Secretary Keith Sunderling, big deal, right, yeah. Political
Speaker 5: commentator Scott Jennings, he may be the next White House.
Speaker 5: What do you call that person?
Speaker 8: Spokesperson? Yeah.
Speaker 5: Senator Jim Banks from Indiana. This guy I love. Former
Speaker 5: serviceman Senator Senator Tim she He from Montana. This guy
Speaker 5: I love too. Senator Dave McCormack from Pennsylvania. Governor Joel
Speaker 5: Lombardo from Nevada. Chairman Jim Jordan, how about that one
Speaker 5: known year old buddy. Israeli Ambassador Jail Leer. Former Israeli
Speaker 5: Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer. Chairwoman Lisa McClean. This
Speaker 5: guy I like. To Congressman Brandon Gill. He's out of
Speaker 5: Texas candidate for Ohio governor of Vivek Ramaswami, congressman out
Speaker 5: of Florida, Randy Fine, the lieutenant governor out of Texas,
Speaker 5: Dan Patrick, the candidate for US Senate and Michigan who
Speaker 5: may join US tomorrow. Money against Abdul l Sied, Mike Rogers,
Speaker 5: Congressman Craig Goldman out of Texas, Captain Ed Golryan. You
Speaker 5: know he is. I don't he beat Thomas Massey in Kentucky.
Speaker 5: So we love him because Massi's a scumbag. And then
Speaker 5: you get people like me, Montana Tucker, Emily Austin, blah
Speaker 5: blah blah. That's a pretty impressive list, it is.
Speaker 19: But thank god you're going, because I don't know if
Speaker 19: I could sit through all that all. I mean, they're
Speaker 19: nice people and yeah, but politicians don't make the greatest speakers.
Speaker 5: Usually the bar. Yeah, that's why I can't believe I'm
Speaker 5: still asking Brett Powell and Gruiders with the r n C.
Speaker 5: This uh, this is the r JC in Vegas this weekend.
Speaker 5: The r n C is Dallas right after. I'm still
Speaker 5: asking them if I'm speaking or not, what are you nuts?
Speaker 5: After President Trump? Who else you want, So I'm not
Speaker 5: gonna ask anymore.
Speaker 8: What time are you on the schedule this weekend?
Speaker 5: Uh? For Vegas? Yeah, actually a week from today. It's Sunday, Monday, Tuesday.
Speaker 5: The big day is Monday. So I will be speaking
Speaker 5: a week from today in the morning shift, sometime between
Speaker 5: nine am and noon Vegas time. But Dallas, they still
Speaker 5: have not got me a time yet, and I may
Speaker 5: not speak. You know this is some people go, oh no, no,
Speaker 5: you can't put them on. Remember how much he curtised
Speaker 5: at Madison Square Garden when he spoke for president and
Speaker 5: he's wildy he's payninged from Fox News because he called
Speaker 5: Mamdania terrorist. Who knows some of these backroom conversations known
Speaker 5: in the meantime. Both of those things for me make
Speaker 5: me right by the top of the list, No.
Speaker 8: You would think, so, Runny, come on, come.
Speaker 5: On, Dallas, Let's go Dallas. We'll take a break. We
Speaker 5: got about five more great guys stopping by today, LUTs.
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Speaker 7: in the bronxpin Rise at the bases loaded single to
Speaker 7: score two runs and cap of three runs six and
Speaker 7: the Yankees pulled away for an eight to three victory
Speaker 7: over the Blue Jay's, taking two of three from Toronto
Speaker 7: over the weekend. Jaessism Junior added a two run omer
Speaker 7: and the seventh, Trent Grisham Homert in the eighth, and
Speaker 7: rookie Spencer Jones had an RBI double in the second
Speaker 7: and wells out At an RBI double in the second
Speaker 7: frame as well. As The Yankees won for the sixth
Speaker 7: time in seven games, finishing with double digit hits for
Speaker 7: the first time in five games. Here started Carlos for
Speaker 7: Don allowed two runs, one earned and two hits and
Speaker 7: four innings in. Paul Blackburn followed with two innings of
Speaker 7: work four the win. Cody Bellinger returned from the IL
Speaker 7: after missing twenty five games of the strain the left hamstring.
Speaker 7: He batted fourth and started in left field, going one
Speaker 7: for four in the win. Up next for the Yankees
Speaker 7: and off day to day before opening a three game
Speaker 7: series against visiting Houston Astros. Tomorrow night in Chicago, the
Speaker 7: Met's lost two to one to the White Sox in
Speaker 7: the finale rubber game of a three game series there.
Speaker 7: Chicago's Tristan Peters homeward with one out in the ninth
Speaker 7: inning after the Mets tied it in the top of
Speaker 7: the inning. Starting Nolan McLean works six scoreless innings along
Speaker 7: one hit and picking up six strikeouts. Up next for
Speaker 7: the Mets and off day to day before returning home
Speaker 7: to welcome in the Brewers for the opener of a
Speaker 7: three games series against Milwaukee tomorrow nights. Check in on
Speaker 7: preseason football your Week two action on Friday night in Pittsburgh,
Speaker 7: you know, Smith's left ankle appeared to be just fine,
Speaker 7: completing all seven of his passes four sixty five yards less,
Speaker 7: thirteen coming on a flip the tight Endjelanny Woods for
Speaker 7: a touchdown what became a seventeen to nothing victory over
Speaker 7: the Steeler. Smith just needed ten plays to take the
Speaker 7: Jets sixty nine yards on their opening possession. Kate Klubnick,
Speaker 7: battling to be the backup for the Jets when the
Speaker 7: season opens, completed ten to fifteen passes for seventy five yards.
Speaker 7: Up next for the Jets their annual preseason meeting with
Speaker 7: the Giants coming up this Friday night at MetLife, wrapping
Speaker 7: up their preseason schedule. Speaking of those Giants, they beat
Speaker 7: up on the Dolphins in Miami on Saturday afternoon, final
Speaker 7: score twenty six to three. In their Week two preseason action.
Speaker 7: Jameis Winston threw for one hundred and fifty yards and
Speaker 7: ran for a touchdown while play in the first half
Speaker 7: at the Giants cruise to the victory. Both teams primarily
Speaker 7: used backups. Giants quarterback Jackson Dark participated in pregame drills
Speaker 7: but ultimately did not. I didn't play, No, not at all.
Speaker 5: Neighbors didn't play.
Speaker 7: Nope, Obj played.
Speaker 8: He did play.
Speaker 5: Got the touchdown pass. Yeah, he made a couple of
Speaker 5: good plays. You're like, okay, Obj's got something left. He
Speaker 5: dropped the touchdown pas.
Speaker 7: Yeah, big drop there. But two passes for seventeen yards.
Speaker 5: That's a home game for the Jets this weekend.
Speaker 7: Yes, sir, Yes, technically Giants at Jets.
Speaker 5: Giants at Jets, and this will be the last preseason
Speaker 5: game they played three now not four, So you'll see. Sure,
Speaker 5: a healthy dose of Dart and Smith. I would hope so,
Speaker 5: because before you know, it will be two weeks and
Speaker 5: the Giants will be taken on Dallas. What are the
Speaker 5: Jets in Tennessee?
Speaker 7: Jets week one?
Speaker 5: I think not sure. Robert Seller the former Jet coaches
Speaker 5: now the Titan sead coach in Tennessee and there are
Speaker 5: pinsive coordinator was Brian Dabole? Did you know that? And
Speaker 5: Tennessee beat the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks last night?
Speaker 7: Yes I did.
Speaker 5: How about that again, Tommy DeVito threw a long touchdown pass?
Speaker 5: How about whoa? And his retarded old agent was he
Speaker 5: looks why does he have that guy? He looks so
Speaker 5: stupid Italian? He looks stupid, looks. It looks terrible. It's
Speaker 5: not even funny. It was like it's kind of funny
Speaker 5: the first time. But now he's getting older, that guy,
Speaker 5: he still dresses like.
Speaker 7: It's a little weird. Oh my gods, and the shoes
Speaker 7: and oh my god, it's everything.
Speaker 5: So a sixty nine yard strike though, Yeah you again
Speaker 5: into England?
Speaker 10: Right, yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Homy d Vito.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they were playing against the Eagles.
Speaker 5: Oh they were a j Brown didn't play. No, Jalen
Speaker 5: Hurts didn't play.
Speaker 7: No, no, and Drake May didn't play no nope. Well yep,
Speaker 7: all right, well we'll see what happens to go going
Speaker 7: on WE three Action coming up this weekend.
Speaker 5: No we won't, Yeah, yeah we will. You're gonna watch it?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 5: What do the Eagles have?
Speaker 7: Uh wrapping out?
Speaker 5: I don't know, all over it?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm all over it. Well, but I'm gonna watch. Yeah,
Speaker 7: this is the game I'm wanna watch. Most do you
Speaker 7: watch season games?
Speaker 5: You watch it an Eagles package?
Speaker 30: No?
Speaker 7: I no, I have the Sunday Night ticket package on
Speaker 7: YouTube TV.
Speaker 5: And they show every preseason game too. I don't even know.
Speaker 7: Yeah they should, Okay, I don't know, but honestly, I
Speaker 7: haven't been checking it.
Speaker 5: I mean, I probably secrets. I'll be in Vegas, right,
Speaker 5: so they'll love every game. Yes, exactly, gonna be betting
Speaker 5: on preseason football, these de.
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Speaker 5: Was there a race at the White House?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, the old Grand Prix at the White House.
Speaker 7: I have the idea who Wonkwood wont he's American? Okay, cool,
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Speaker 24: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I think Mario one Dreddie was there too. I don't.
Speaker 5: I saw a picture of them.
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Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 7: It's like the really fast one.
Speaker 5: The the like the India waste cause yeah, like a
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Speaker 1: Be saying Sid and Friends in the morning on the
Speaker 1: Red Apple podcast Network.
Speaker 20: Mom Dommie is terrorizing New Yorkers all over again. He's
Speaker 20: told to stay away from this year's twenty fifth nine
Speaker 20: eleven Remembers ceremony by victims families.
Speaker 9: He refuses to.
Speaker 21: I will proudly honor the families, the survivors, the first
Speaker 21: responders forever impacted by that horrific terror attack by standing
Speaker 21: alongside them.
Speaker 20: But they don't want him there, and it's very personal.
Speaker 20: It's obvious he is traumatizing them all over again.
Speaker 22: We felt that having Mandami there would show disrespect to
Speaker 22: our family members because of the people he supports.
Speaker 20: So the victims' families have started a petition demanding he
Speaker 20: stay away. He appointed Ramsey Cassem, New York City's Chief council,
Speaker 20: who previously represented Ahmed al Dharby, convicted in an al
Speaker 20: Qaeda tanker bombing plot. He's besties with Hassan Piker, who said,
Speaker 20: you know, America deserves nine eleven.
Speaker 9: So the list goes on and on and on and on.
Speaker 5: This guy is a terrorist. You don't want to say it,
Speaker 5: I'll say it. He's a terrorist. He's a Jahattist. He
Speaker 5: hates America unless you're Muslim. Maya Mamdani has no use
Speaker 5: for you.
Speaker 20: So here's a thought, Mandami, take the day off since
Speaker 20: you align with Jihattist and have friends.
Speaker 9: Who excuse the horrific day.
Speaker 20: Three hundred and forty three firefighters, nearly three thousand lives lost.
Speaker 9: This is not a photo op. It's their lives.
Speaker 5: He started the petition on behalf of the families, which
Speaker 5: almost started with a young lady named Nancy Nee whose
Speaker 5: brother George Kine latter seven FDNY, was murdered on nine
Speaker 5: to eleven. He died that day, was killed, and they
Speaker 5: want to make sure that their families remains or someplace
Speaker 5: where they can get to it, not in a museum,
Speaker 5: so they have to wait on line with tourists and
Speaker 5: have to abide by the museum hours. So this guy,
Speaker 5: Jack Joyce, started another petition won by Gallante, keep the
Speaker 5: mayor away. This one give the families the right to
Speaker 5: see their own families remains, and Jack Joyce will join us.
Speaker 5: Isn't that right?
Speaker 7: Justin Oh yeah, just poked them on the phone about
Speaker 7: ten minutes ago.
Speaker 5: Guy, he's coming up.
Speaker 27: Yep.
Speaker 5: I did want to make mention of Saturday afternoon. I
Speaker 5: want to thank my dear friend, the president of the
Speaker 5: New York Yankees, the Great Randy Levine. I told them
Speaker 5: a story that a couple of years ago, my dear
Speaker 5: buddy Vinnie Viola, who owns the Florida Panthers. They won
Speaker 5: two of the last three Stanley Cups, two of the
Speaker 5: last three, and he also owned horses, owns horses, but
Speaker 5: one horse in particular that you may have heard of
Speaker 5: His horse won the Kentucky Derby this year and also
Speaker 5: won the Belmont Stakes. Probably would have won the Preakners too,
Speaker 5: but they elected not to run the horse because it
Speaker 5: was a much shorter race. The name of the horse
Speaker 5: Golden Tempo. So my dear friend Vinnie Viola, who President Trump,
Speaker 5: I remind people, actually offered the Secretary of Army position
Speaker 5: two back in twenty sixteen when Trump first won. Vinnie
Speaker 5: turned it down. Vinnie had this proxy of DCD American
Speaker 5: Knight out of Florida Panther Game a couple of winters
Speaker 5: ago against this Seattle creaking and we raised a lot
Speaker 5: of money. I'm not gonna put the figure out there,
Speaker 5: but the thought of Panther organization, specifically Vinice Hockey team
Speaker 5: wrote the charity a huge check, huge check, very big.
Speaker 5: So I went to Randy at the beginning of the
Speaker 5: baseball season. I mentioned Vinnie and I said, well the Yanks,
Speaker 5: and he said, sid don't go any further. We got you.
Speaker 5: So sure enough, last Saturday, two days ago, the Yankees
Speaker 5: held the very first ever this Proxya DCD America charity
Speaker 5: event in Randy's box forty five Nike you Rany Levine,
Speaker 5: and we had all of our buddies. Low and MJ
Speaker 5: were there. You guys were great, justin you were there.
Speaker 5: You were a tonup on Orrin and Paige, doctor Brad Wasserman.
Speaker 5: I got a kick out of doctor Brad's daughter Julia.
Speaker 5: She was funny, fifteen years old, bunny kid. He had
Speaker 5: a bunch of other relatives there, Doctor Brad, Washerman and
Speaker 5: his station, his station, excuse me, his orfice manager. I
Speaker 5: forgot their names. I'm sorry. Mark Orange was supposed to
Speaker 5: provide the name for me, but he hasn't done it.
Speaker 5: But Mark Oranger was there. We love Mark al Volpi.
Speaker 5: How great is.
Speaker 7: Alval Is he great?
Speaker 5: Is he not great? And his beautiful wife. I tell
Speaker 5: you my wife, Danielle love Volpi's wife loved her, so
Speaker 5: he was there. Then you had my buddy Robert Gilbert
Speaker 5: who owns Vivid right, not not the porn, but the
Speaker 5: Vivid jets. Robert was there with his son Brandon and
Speaker 5: two buddies of his own. He was terrific. I don't
Speaker 5: want to miss anybody. Am I missing anybody else? I
Speaker 5: don't think so, right, I don't know. I think that
Speaker 5: was Oranger.
Speaker 26: Yeah, yeah, we were sitting the front row is like,
Speaker 26: may you.
Speaker 7: Oran was sitting right next to Oren was right there
Speaker 7: on page.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I got everybody, My wife, Danielle, Gabriel.
Speaker 26: Looked great, looked great.
Speaker 5: Thank you. It was a great time.
Speaker 26: Gabe took the SAT that morning.
Speaker 5: My son how to get up at six point thirty
Speaker 5: on Saturday morning head to Lincoln High School in Coney
Speaker 5: Island to take the SATs. We picked them up in
Speaker 5: an uber out in front of Lincoln High School, Danielle
Speaker 5: and I and we came straight to the Bronx to
Speaker 5: see you guys, and what a great day it was. Yeah,
Speaker 5: he's lost, but it was a great party.
Speaker 7: It was a unbelievable day.
Speaker 5: He was fun. Yeah, you guys start to finish.
Speaker 7: It was just the perfect we got.
Speaker 5: We got a big night coming up tomorrow night at Lasorentina,
Speaker 5: our local Italian restaurant. There's really two Rocos is great too.
Speaker 5: The two Vinnies do a great job. But Lasorentino with
Speaker 5: John and Joseph, and we're going to celebrate tomorrow Me
Speaker 5: and Danielle, m Jay's birthday with Lewis about that tomorrow.
Speaker 5: A lot going on, got a lot going on, so
Speaker 5: a special thanks to Randy Levine and ray Nee Gron
Speaker 5: He was there. What's up with his documentary in his book.
Speaker 7: I gotta get in touch him. We're gonna get him on.
Speaker 5: Okay, he's great. It's not even close. The job the
Speaker 5: Yankees do compared to the Mets ridiculous. I mean it
Speaker 5: is night and day and Randy is great. And he
Speaker 5: made sure he came back to that suite like ten times. Yeah,
Speaker 5: ten times, and he had his whole other sweet going
Speaker 5: forty five and.
Speaker 7: We saw cash on the way.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and we see Brian.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he was super nice, nice, very nice.
Speaker 5: Cashman's a very nice guy, very nice guy him.
Speaker 7: By the end of the conversation, yes, Pride, my friend
Speaker 7: Briye I called him Brian. Yeah, that was funny.
Speaker 5: He told the whole story about the whole Wayne Cash started. Yeah,
Speaker 5: he's a very nice guy. And he sits right there
Speaker 5: to the left of us Randy's outside the box at
Speaker 5: forty four. That's where Cashman sits. And he's always very
Speaker 5: talkative and very very friendly and very nice. So thank
Speaker 5: you once again to Randy Levine who was gonna fix
Speaker 5: college sports because it's a mess. College football season starts
Speaker 5: on Saturday. I can't wait. I love college football. I
Speaker 5: love it.
Speaker 10: I love it.
Speaker 26: Also, who it was that Carrie?
Speaker 5: Who was the hot carry She's the rhythm. She's always
Speaker 5: she always does that that sweet She's always great.
Speaker 7: She was great.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she's always.
Speaker 7: She just kept restocking them.
Speaker 5: She was there last time too, justin obviously when you
Speaker 5: were Yeah, she was great, Carrie, Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Great care Herrandy's gonna fix college football and keep the
Speaker 5: Yankees great. We'll take a short break. You got two
Speaker 5: amazing guests inter row. Coming up, Jack Joyce. This is
Speaker 5: a very important nine to eleven petition for the family
Speaker 5: members who lost their loved ones. They want their remains.
Speaker 5: This is very important. Jack Joyce coming up, and then
Speaker 5: the brilliant business mind Sid and Friends in.
Speaker 1: The morning on the Red Apple Podcast network, Giovanni Gallante's.
Speaker 25: Eighty fifty two Our belief And when we spoke, I
Speaker 25: only had about fifteen hundred two thousand.
Speaker 28: You didn't give you enough credit.
Speaker 25: Your listeners and the support that I've gotten, they love you,
Speaker 25: they love this petition. I have to say I called
Speaker 25: you back and I said I want to come on
Speaker 25: the show and I want to thank everyone that sent
Speaker 25: me emails, everyone that signed the petition, and everyone.
Speaker 24: That's sharing it, they've been great.
Speaker 25: I got to say, your audience is spectacular.
Speaker 5: I went to a party. I told you this years ago.
Speaker 5: I think it was a massive pequal and I sat
Speaker 5: down with my wife and there was a mass card
Speaker 5: there and I'll never forget. The gentleman's name was George Kane.
Speaker 5: I didn't know him, but it turns out he was
Speaker 5: an FDNIFI fighter latter seven and he was killed on
Speaker 5: not eleven. And we still have that mask card, Danielle
Speaker 5: and I. I don't know him, I don't know his family members.
Speaker 5: I know very little about him, but it's weird. It
Speaker 5: really stuck with me. And then I get this tached
Speaker 5: from Jen Harrison and she sends me this letter that
Speaker 5: this guy Caine's sister, Nancy Knee sent to President Trump
Speaker 5: like a decade ago, about making sure the family members
Speaker 5: of the nine to eleven victims that were murdered are
Speaker 5: able to see that family remains and not have to
Speaker 5: stand online, not have to worry about museum hours and
Speaker 5: all that. And it seemed pretty logical to me. So,
Speaker 5: just like a lote's petition, I'm on board with this
Speaker 5: one too. And I guess the gentleman that started this
Speaker 5: petition is a guy named Jack Joyce, and he's actually
Speaker 5: on the phone right now. Jack, Good morning, buddy. How
Speaker 5: are you good?
Speaker 24: Morne said, how are you?
Speaker 5: It's great to have you. Are you on Long Island?
Speaker 24: No, I'm actually overlooking Lake George right now. I'm I'm
Speaker 24: usually in Long Island, but I'm upvacation up in Lake George.
Speaker 5: I love it up there, Glens Falls and Saratoga. It's
Speaker 5: gorgeous up there. Yep. Okay, So I'm pretty sure that
Speaker 5: I got the mass cart for this gentleman, Michael Kaine
Speaker 5: at a party in massive pequal Back then, I was
Speaker 5: even friends with one of the Bodman brothers, not Stephen,
Speaker 5: but Billy. You t not be a complete asshole, but anything.
Speaker 5: So I saw this name. Michael Kaine has kind of
Speaker 5: haunted me for the last twenty five years. And then
Speaker 5: I'm made aware of this letter that his sister sent
Speaker 5: to President Trump's. If you wouldn't mind, Jack, give me
Speaker 5: some background on this story and how you did a
Speaker 5: great job by starting your petition. Well.
Speaker 24: Rosemary Kine is George Kane's mother and that was assist
Speaker 24: in me. She I also I posted a letter from
Speaker 24: her mother also who asked the President to make the
Speaker 24: World Trade Center a true national memorial run by the
Speaker 24: US Park Service. Probably ninety nine percent of America thinks
Speaker 24: that the US Park Service, you know, would would run this.
Speaker 24: They're not. It's run by a private organization. And we're
Speaker 24: trying to put the World Trade Center in a trifle
Speaker 24: place along with the two national memorials, right, you know, Gettysburg,
Speaker 24: the USS Arizona, you know.
Speaker 5: And the Light.
Speaker 24: I mean, this is where twenty seven hundred and fifty
Speaker 24: three people were murdered, and much more have passed away
Speaker 24: since then, the firefighters, including myself. I'm a battalion chief,
Speaker 24: retired becuins of nine to eleven. I've had two cancers
Speaker 24: so far, and I'm going through another process. I'm going
Speaker 24: through another process right now.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry.
Speaker 24: Now, listen, we look forward, we don't look back, except
Speaker 24: for one thing we never forget, and that's what I did.
Speaker 24: So twenty something years ago, the nine eleven families came
Speaker 24: up to me and asked me to help them to
Speaker 24: get this thing done. And I'm saying, twenty three years
Speaker 24: I've been down in Congress, walking the halls of Congress
Speaker 24: with them, Rosemary Kane, Warren Centaura Richie, Jimmy Ritchie's who
Speaker 24: tragically passed away from nine to eleven. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 24: I mean, Jimmy was a great guy. And so what
Speaker 24: I'm trying to do is just make aware to make
Speaker 24: the world traits in the National Memorial. Now September eighteenth
Speaker 24: of twenty twenty four, out in Nasall Colosseum. I called
Speaker 24: the Boss, but people called the President these days. But
Speaker 24: the President said that he would make it a true
Speaker 24: national memorial in the honor of There was about sixty
Speaker 24: nine to eleven family members that were there. They didn't
Speaker 24: know that's just going to happen. And I was made
Speaker 24: aware of it, and you know, I bought them all in,
Speaker 24: you know, to have them and they were all surprised
Speaker 24: because they've been working on it so long to get
Speaker 24: this done. They just feel it. No politician, no political party,
Speaker 24: should run it. There's no Democrat, no Republican, no independent.
Speaker 24: It's an American tragedy. This is where Americans were killed,
Speaker 24: and that's the way it should be. I got the
Speaker 24: petition up and run just like you you mentioned Giovanni
Speaker 24: Delante's petition. I've talked to him about his and joined
Speaker 24: his thing, and and this is where we are. We're
Speaker 24: trying to do it, and some of the people are
Speaker 24: a little apprehensive filling out this petition because they don't
Speaker 24: know where all the information goes. And just for your information,
Speaker 24: this was donated by a company they want to remain anonymous.
Speaker 24: And all the information actually goes nowhere, goes back to
Speaker 24: the nine to eleven families, So there's no third party
Speaker 24: anything I'd call you up or anything like that. So
Speaker 24: that's where we are. And you know, it's it's taken off.
Speaker 24: I mean on Facebook and everywhere else. We're getting a
Speaker 24: lot of traction on it. And you know, I would
Speaker 24: like to see this happen on a twenty fifth year.
Speaker 24: You know it's it's you know, if if I don't know,
Speaker 24: if you remember January this year, our great Governor Kathy
Speaker 24: Hochel decided to illuminate the World Trade Center green and
Speaker 24: that was in honor of Muslim months and that didn't
Speaker 24: go over to well May and a lot of the
Speaker 24: families and if any a listeners want to look that up,
Speaker 24: please do, because it was the whole month of January,
Speaker 24: I get Veterans Day or the veterans get one day
Speaker 24: and Muslim monk on the green light. So also Mayam
Speaker 24: and Damie. As you saw and saw the pictures in
Speaker 24: the Fight Department headquarters, put the prayer rugs out in
Speaker 24: front of the nine to eleven memorial in the lobby. Yeah.
Speaker 24: So you know, it's creeping back into the world trades
Speaker 24: in a site and other places. And I think I
Speaker 24: think the best thing we could ever do in honor
Speaker 24: those people, including George, George Kane, you know, Jimmy, Richie's
Speaker 24: a whole bunch of frying friends that were killed, is
Speaker 24: to make the world trades in our national memorial, true
Speaker 24: national memorial run by the US Box Service. I can't
Speaker 24: believe that, Bill.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I can't believe this is even a debate at
Speaker 5: this point. By the way, Peter King checks in the
Speaker 5: former great Congressman. He said, George Kane's mother, Rosemary, is
Speaker 5: a great friend, his brother Dan is terrific. One of
Speaker 5: George's sisters worked at Fox, and Peter King actually spoke
Speaker 5: at George's funeral. So, just not to get confused, So
Speaker 5: your petition is to make the World Trade Center which
Speaker 5: I'm behind one hundred percent. A national memorial, not the
Speaker 5: one where people like Caine's sister, they want to make
Speaker 5: sure that they can go see the remains of their
Speaker 5: families and loved ones without standing online with a bunch
Speaker 5: of tourists and having to worry about the museum ours.
Speaker 5: That's not yours, that's not mine. Okay, So you want
Speaker 5: to make the World Trade Center a national memorial, President Trump,
Speaker 5: I would imagine I was there that day, I think
Speaker 5: at Nashall Coliseum when it was campaigning. It was right
Speaker 5: before I spoke for him at Madison Square Garden. He
Speaker 5: brought it up, so he's aware of it. He wants
Speaker 5: to do it. It may take a whisper in the
Speaker 5: President's ear in Dallas in a couple of weeks, but
Speaker 5: I'm willing to do that to forward this for you.
Speaker 24: I can't I can't tell you should how much this
Speaker 24: would mean, not only to all the nine eleven families
Speaker 24: were all of America. Everyone knows where they were. Everyone,
Speaker 24: you know. It's just if you asked one hundred people
Speaker 24: if the world US Park Service was running at ninety
Speaker 24: nine point nine, would tell you.
Speaker 5: I thought, so they're running.
Speaker 24: Will Shanksville is run by the US Box Service and
Speaker 24: the Pentagon is run They're building a building next to
Speaker 24: the Pentagon, but because the Pentagon's on the Department of Defense,
Speaker 24: because it's military, they have their own thing run by
Speaker 24: the US Box Service. Now we have the Statue of
Speaker 24: Liberty right across the street. It's not even an issue
Speaker 24: about where the US Box Service is going to be.
Speaker 24: And here's one other one that you know, it's it's
Speaker 24: it's great. I have no problem with But President Obama
Speaker 24: designated the Stonewall in memorial so I mean, that's that's great.
Speaker 24: I have no problem with that. But you know what
Speaker 24: we have where twenty seven hundred and fifty fifty three
Speaker 24: thousand people, and you know, these poor families are just
Speaker 24: asking for something simple. This is not a big ask,
Speaker 24: it's not. So I've been on this thing for twenty
Speaker 24: something years and finally got President Trump to, you know,
Speaker 24: say that the world at the National Coliseum. It's great.
Speaker 5: I think we can move this forward. This is Jack Joyce,
Speaker 5: a brave firefighter. He's been ill a couple of times
Speaker 5: since nine to eleven. He lost a lot of friends
Speaker 5: that day, and he's trying to do something that I
Speaker 5: thought was done. I'm not going to lie to you.
Speaker 5: I really thought it was a memorial part of the
Speaker 5: National Parks. Had no idea. I literally just found this
Speaker 5: out from you five minutes ago, which is shocking, and
Speaker 5: there's no excuse for it. I'm not okay with it.
Speaker 5: What do you think about Galante's petition? Though, mister Jacks
Speaker 5: as a former firefighter, I will be there.
Speaker 24: I will be there. I signed that petition. I talked
Speaker 24: to him almost right away. We were back and forth,
Speaker 24: and I commended him on his his mission. He's a
Speaker 24: nine to eleven family member, I mean his his wife.
Speaker 24: He has nothing left of his wife. He's nothing but
Speaker 24: the memory. It's horrible.
Speaker 5: So you don't think the mayor should be there?
Speaker 24: Right? No way. I don't think the mayor should be there,
Speaker 24: not the way, Not with his attitude and when he's
Speaker 24: he's talking about the father and everything else. N he's not.
Speaker 24: He's not. He's not.
Speaker 5: And you're a pretty savvy guy. You've been around the
Speaker 5: city many many years. Are you aware of anything in
Speaker 5: the mayor's job description? For example, he does run the
Speaker 5: police department. He has to balance the budget, he's got
Speaker 5: to make life affordable and safe in New Yorkers. Are
Speaker 5: you aware of anything in his job description that makes
Speaker 5: it mandatory for him to be at the World Trade Center?
Speaker 24: No, No, there's nothing mandatory. Well he didn't go to
Speaker 24: the the Israeli de praademitting Nope, Well so's I don't
Speaker 24: see what his what his issue is. Maybe he could
Speaker 24: take a day off until somewhere.
Speaker 5: Be nice, right? I mean, do you do you like
Speaker 5: the idea that Bruce Blakeman was on this show a
Speaker 5: couple of weeks ago wanting for governor and he said,
Speaker 5: do what the cop said to the Blasio, just turn
Speaker 5: your backs on him. What do you think about that?
Speaker 24: I think that's a good idea. And actually I had
Speaker 24: a conversation with Bruce Blakeman a couple of weeks ago
Speaker 24: out in this club country club. He invited me out
Speaker 24: to talk about this, and he said, as if he'd
Speaker 24: be excovernor, he would make sure that it's done.
Speaker 5: And he's not kidding. I don't know if you know this,
Speaker 5: but his nephew was murdered. His sister Linda's son was murdered.
Speaker 8: You know, No, he told me.
Speaker 24: He told me, And he also was in charge of
Speaker 24: the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. He
Speaker 24: was running the Trade Center from two thousand and one
Speaker 24: and two thousand and nine, and he was he was adamant,
Speaker 24: according to what he's telling me, he was adamant that
Speaker 24: this thing he moved over. So here's another good guy
Speaker 24: that's you know, we need to back and get behind.
Speaker 5: A republic you know, you know another good guy in
Speaker 5: a Republican which is no. So do me a favor
Speaker 5: of because I'm going to actually take this audio, Jack Joyce,
Speaker 5: I promise you, I'm going to take this audio. I'm
Speaker 5: going to text it to President Trump as soon as
Speaker 5: you and I are done. Just give me one more
Speaker 5: passionate plea about what you want done here for the
Speaker 5: families of nine to eleven, and I'll text it to Trump.
Speaker 5: I promise.
Speaker 24: You got it? You ready? I am President Trump. Please
Speaker 24: follow through your promise that you made September eighteen, twenty
Speaker 24: twenty four, at the National Coliseum. Make the World Trade
Speaker 24: Center a true national memorial run by the US Park Service,
Speaker 24: and the nation will be forever thankful, and especially in
Speaker 24: the nine to eleven families will be in your heart.
Speaker 5: It's perfect. God, that's perfect. I don't know you, man,
Speaker 5: but I think I love you. You sound like such
Speaker 5: a great guy, Jack Joyce. When you get back to cliss,
Speaker 5: when you get back to civilization and you leave the
Speaker 5: beautiful upstate New York, you hope me to stop by
Speaker 5: the city. I'll take your full lunch. It's nice to
Speaker 5: meet your palm. Thank you for all your service.
Speaker 24: Sid, Thank you so much for getting us out there.
Speaker 24: I think everybody said to be shocked, like yourself. Really,
Speaker 24: nobody realized that this is going on. And I think
Speaker 24: it to be taken over by the National Park Service.
Speaker 5: No question. Like I said, I thought I already was.
Speaker 5: But we'll help get this thing done. Jack Joyce, you're
Speaker 5: a hero. Thank you so much.
Speaker 24: Thanks San, you have a great thank you too.
Speaker 5: Jack Choyce right there, former firefighter and he's been through
Speaker 5: a lot, been sick a couple of times, but trying
Speaker 5: to make the World Trade Center. I thought it was
Speaker 5: part of the National Parks Department, and I'm shocked. These
Speaker 5: are no decisions. This is easy, right, Why are we
Speaker 5: even talking about here? Just make these families happy all
Speaker 5: at any This is an easy one, but at any cost,
Speaker 5: make these families happy. These people want to work and
Speaker 5: given the choice of getting burned alive by jet fuel,
Speaker 5: young people do twenty two year old kids decided to
Speaker 5: jump from the hundredth floor because that was less painful
Speaker 5: than being burnt alive. And we're having conversations as to
Speaker 5: whether or not a mayor who's friendly with people who
Speaker 5: said we deserved it. I don't care that Assan Piker
Speaker 5: took it back. He took it back again this weekend
Speaker 5: as he made fun of Charlie Kirk. What a piece
Speaker 5: of garbage he is. I'll say this right now, if
Speaker 5: I ever face to face with Hassan Piker, I'll punch
Speaker 5: him across the face. You want to print it, you
Speaker 5: want to get me in trouble, I don't care. Is
Speaker 5: it a threat? Yeah? If I ever see Hassan Piker
Speaker 5: he walks up to me that bastard America deserved nine
Speaker 5: to eleven, and we are Charlie Kirk singing and joking
Speaker 5: about the assassination of that beautiful young man. I don't
Speaker 5: know what I would do. I really don't. So we're
Speaker 5: actually arguing whether or not the mayor should be there,
Speaker 5: as if that's part of his job description, because every
Speaker 5: other mayor went every other mayor, including the worst Bill
Speaker 5: de Blasio. Was it hanging out with Hassan Piker or
Speaker 5: co conspirators of the nineteen ninety three Raw Trade Center bombing,
Speaker 5: or hiring people who actually worked to defend al Qaeda?
Speaker 5: That's Mom, Dannie. It's exclusive to Mom Donnie. It's not
Speaker 5: any other mayor. And to make this part of the
Speaker 5: National Parks Department? Are we nuts? What are we doing here?
Speaker 5: So now I'm on this too. I got a lot
Speaker 5: of work to do. Lewis a lot.
Speaker 26: It's unfortunate that this list is big. These should Blakely said,
Speaker 26: should not be any desibiculous.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we'll talk to one another, great American, one of
Speaker 5: the smartest business minds you'll ever meet. Go Woke, Go
Speaker 5: Broke is his book. He's exactly right. Our dear friend,
Speaker 5: Charlie Gasparino is back on SID and Friends in the Morning.
Speaker 5: He's next Sid and.
Speaker 1: Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 5: Radio show in New York. News Dog And to be honest,
Speaker 5: I should go to prison for what I do to
Speaker 5: them every day. That's how badly I beat him. I
Speaker 5: should be in prison. Curtis goes, he's lying. He didn't
Speaker 5: get his seven point four. Oh yeah, I did. In
Speaker 5: the demo that we count six point seven WABC point
Speaker 5: seven w l R, which carries all four hours six
Speaker 5: point seven plus point seven. Curtis Eugenius is a seven
Speaker 5: point four, You got a one point four. Let's take
Speaker 5: away l R six point seven to one point four.
Speaker 5: Hope Friday's just came back three days ago six point
Speaker 5: three to one point five. I'm destroying you. You should retire,
Speaker 5: go home. You failed miserably in both runs for mayor.
Speaker 5: You're doing even worse when you proclaim you would be
Speaker 5: the new number one and unseat me. I'm embarrassing you.
Speaker 5: Then you lie. So I'm sure Nielsen will have a
Speaker 5: good time with those guys. But I mentioned this now
Speaker 5: because Charlie Gasparino on his Twitter out of nowhere comes
Speaker 5: out and says Sid's the best.
Speaker 27: You know.
Speaker 5: I saw that tweet, Charlie, Thank you very much.
Speaker 27: Truth as defense. Huh. By the way, I hope Curtis
Speaker 27: stays there, just because I know wantim to run again.
Speaker 5: He is running again. Though he's running again, I mean,
Speaker 5: he's making such a mockery and people go to me,
Speaker 5: he must be making a lot of money because he
Speaker 5: was able to tell John Kaintu Matidis to go f himself, right,
Speaker 5: And we know that that station doesn't pay anybody anybody,
Speaker 5: so he keeps running. Why would he keep doing that
Speaker 5: if he's not making money? I don't know, Charlie.
Speaker 27: You know, you know I like Curtis. I've known it forever.
Speaker 27: He disappointed me by you know, the problem I had
Speaker 27: with him is not that he ran on principle. Maybe
Speaker 27: he did, but he seemed to be running against Cuomo
Speaker 27: and not my comedy daw Right. And if you're and
Speaker 27: if you're like you know, if he's just like a
Speaker 27: sentient human being as much as you dislike hooma, if
Speaker 27: you like dislike and go for it.
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 27: But I'm just saying, like, there's a reason, there's you know,
Speaker 27: there you can make a good case that Dandrick Corman
Speaker 27: wasn't a great governor, particularly that last term. You know,
Speaker 27: this choice is easy here, and you know I just
Speaker 27: and so he disappointed me. I don't want to I
Speaker 27: don't want to engage in sort of nasty rhetoric with him.
Speaker 5: And you know, I just hold on, but put the
Speaker 5: Cuomo stuff aside, because he clearly suffers from c Como
Speaker 5: derangement syndrome. Do you know last week he actually called
Speaker 5: the nine to eleven families of the victims sore losers.
Speaker 5: They should suck it up, mom, Donnie won, he's the mayor.
Speaker 5: Don't listen to sid Rosenberg. He always brings my name up.
Speaker 5: Nobody was better at the Curtis in six years than me,
Speaker 5: not even John. Nobody was better to him than me. Nobody.
Speaker 5: And yeah, he called the nine eleven families last week
Speaker 5: sore losers.
Speaker 27: Come on, you know, just stay away from that. I mean,
Speaker 27: here's what I would say. And this gets to your
Speaker 27: earlier point about ratings. When you're like number two and
Speaker 27: buy at the numbers, don't lie.
Speaker 5: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 27: Maybe you can shoot a couple of lines, a couple
Speaker 27: of things, a heroin in your arm, and come out
Speaker 27: with you know he's winning. But I mean, but when
Speaker 27: you're that far behind, and I've seen this, I've seen
Speaker 27: this being in journalism for as long as and TV journalism.
Speaker 27: Remember I started as a print reporter. Like the TV
Speaker 27: news business was different. When people are behind in ratings
Speaker 27: and they focus on their ratings and they start stretching
Speaker 27: and they start doing stupid things. And I've seen it,
Speaker 27: and more often than not, it blows up careers in
Speaker 27: broadcast journalism. Maybe you could do that if you have
Speaker 27: a podcast and it's a very niche audience and you
Speaker 27: know you're playing for the clicks and all that, Like
Speaker 27: you know, something like a Nike point based goes nuts
Speaker 27: and you know all these crazy people listen to him,
Speaker 27: so he gets paid on clicks and stuff like that.
Speaker 27: But if you're in the business that we're in, which
Speaker 27: is essentially mainstream broadcast journalism, it never ends well when
Speaker 27: you go out on the limb, and even if you're
Speaker 27: looking for for eyeballs and controversy. So I would you
Speaker 27: know this is not going to end well if you
Speaker 27: start criticizing nine to eleven families for being annoyed at
Speaker 27: justifiable anore DOMMI poor people, Like it's not like you're
Speaker 27: talking about Rudy Giuliani. You're talking about Mandami rightbelieving it's
Speaker 27: so it's unbelievable.
Speaker 5: But I did have a guest on just now and
Speaker 5: I didn't know this because I don't know everything, Okay,
Speaker 5: I just don't. His name is Jack Joyce. He was
Speaker 5: a firefighter he's been sick with cancer a couple of times.
Speaker 5: And he signed he actually created a petition years ago
Speaker 5: on behalf of the nine to eleven families that to
Speaker 5: make the World Trade Center a national museum. And he
Speaker 5: said that President Trump even said he would do it
Speaker 5: when he was campaigning at Nasall Coliseum back in twenty
Speaker 5: twenty four. I gotta tell you, Charlie, I thought that
Speaker 5: was already the case. I'm shocked by this.
Speaker 27: Well, it is private property. That doesn't mean you can't
Speaker 27: have a museum there. You know, government taking over private
Speaker 27: property is you know, I have to understand the I mean,
Speaker 27: I know it's hollowed ground. Trust me. I was there.
Speaker 27: You know. My dad worked on the Trade Center. My
Speaker 27: dad was an ironworker. He took me down there in
Speaker 27: nineteen seventy two. We were going to de cease this
Speaker 27: Anthony over on Sullivan's sty Thompson. I can't remember where
Speaker 27: it was. And he took me and I was like,
Speaker 27: so seventy two, I was like ten years old, nine
Speaker 27: years old. We we went. He was the foreman of
Speaker 27: the lobby. He was my dad was an ironwork. It
Speaker 27: was known as a while after and I remember him
Speaker 27: taking me down there, and then you know, fast forward
Speaker 27: to nine to eleven. I worked at the Wall Street Journal,
Speaker 27: which was across the street. And if it wasn't for
Speaker 27: a doctor's appointment, I would have been right there.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 27: I still covered it, and I covered it to this.
Speaker 27: I mean I was there two days later. You know
Speaker 27: the the you know Dow Jones where it was across
Speaker 27: the street from Meryll on Liberty Street. Merrill was, as
Speaker 27: I remember, was a morgue. Smelled like death. I was
Speaker 27: down there a lot. I got prostate cancer. So yeah,
Speaker 27: I got prospect cancer later on. And you know, I
Speaker 27: probably from that. I mean, who knows, But I'm just saying.
Speaker 27: My brother was was a doctor at Bellevue at the time,
Speaker 27: was part of the Bucket Brigade. So my family has
Speaker 27: I have an affinity to that place in a in
Speaker 27: a way, in a way that I mean, I'm not
Speaker 27: a firefighter. I wasn't there, you know, but I was there,
Speaker 27: and it was and to just detegrate the families.
Speaker 24: It's just terrible.
Speaker 5: By the way, our mutual friend Bo Deedle was also
Speaker 5: an eyronworker and helped.
Speaker 27: At the trade center. Yeah, no, he was a tired worker.
Speaker 27: My dad was a laugh, which is a little different, gotcha,
Speaker 27: But you know they were all down there and they
Speaker 27: were very patriotic and to see. And by the way,
Speaker 27: I when bo I did a story about bo Securities
Speaker 27: business during nine to eleven, I was and that we
Speaker 27: were downtown a lot during that time, breathing that crack.
Speaker 5: Terrible time. I lived in Chelsea on twenty first and
Speaker 5: eighth and I went to work every day in a
Speaker 5: story of queens at WFN with bloodshot eyes every day
Speaker 5: because the smoke was just brutal. And I lived wasn't
Speaker 5: down the block, was closed, but not down the block,
Speaker 5: and my eyes were bloodshot red. You mentioned Mom, Donnie.
Speaker 5: I did see one of your story He's yesterday. It
Speaker 5: was great. You're always You're a great writer. Charlie Gaspuino
Speaker 5: with me right now, and I don't know. I think
Speaker 5: Randy Pastro is kind of like a hero what he's
Speaker 5: doing with this lawsuit about the second home tax here
Speaker 5: in New York. I love the work that Randy Mastro
Speaker 5: is doing.
Speaker 27: He's a big bull.
Speaker 5: Listen.
Speaker 27: Randy Mastro used to yell at me all the time.
Speaker 27: When I was a kid. I covered City Hall. I
Speaker 27: worked for New York news Day. I worked for something
Speaker 27: called the Bondbar, where I covered the finance side of
Speaker 27: city Hall, and then I worked in Newsday, and then
Speaker 27: I went to the journal. I still covered, you know,
Speaker 27: the municipal bonzas related to New York City. And you
Speaker 27: know I used to get yelled at by older Giuliani people.
Speaker 27: There are my friends now, but you know, Randy Levine
Speaker 27: needs to yell at me, Randy masters to yell at me.
Speaker 27: Who do you see yell at me? Joe Loda, who's
Speaker 27: a good friend of mine, used to yell at me.
Speaker 27: Joe's now a big wheel over at Langoon. These are
Speaker 27: all guys I know for years. But you know, here's
Speaker 27: what I never mind mind getting yelled at by people,
Speaker 27: like if they don't like my story and I think
Speaker 27: I screwed something, but I just don't care, you know,
Speaker 27: because it's an open line of communications. You can keep talking,
Speaker 27: you know. But what I have to admit is that
Speaker 27: the Giuliani people and I covered him, we're so hyper confident.
Speaker 27: And I will say this about or about about Mandami
Speaker 27: going up against Randy Mastro, and I think I quoted
Speaker 27: someone in there is like it's gonna be no fun
Speaker 27: because this guy is a dog with a bone, and
Speaker 27: you know he's he's gonna and he's smart, and he
Speaker 27: knows the law, and you know, he knows the law
Speaker 27: from inside because he knows municipal law. So like if
Speaker 27: he's suing you over the peditary attacks, he knows what
Speaker 27: can fly and what can't fly from a municipal law standpoint.
Speaker 27: He knows that he knows the rent control guidelines inside
Speaker 27: and out. Plus he's a killer litigator, so he put
Speaker 27: all that together. And you know, I mean, you know,
Speaker 27: Randy mastro versus, who's the corporation council for the city blank.
Speaker 5: Oh please, that's not even close. Randy saw mad on
Speaker 5: a birthday this week and I think it got to
Speaker 5: my teen's breakfast. I mean, Derek Adams was there on
Speaker 5: the whole.
Speaker 27: That is funny you mention that because at the last
Speaker 27: minute I had a change, I had a correct sub
Speaker 27: at sixty nine, and then I realized, oh shit, Jesus birthday.
Speaker 5: It's true. It just happened literally like badio say. I
Speaker 5: don't know, but happy birthday to Randy Mashall. So last
Speaker 5: time you were on, besides talking about the deal that
Speaker 5: the Yankees did with Apollo, which two point six billion
Speaker 5: coming the Yankees way, and the twelve billion dollar deal
Speaker 5: that Jared Kushner's brother and Eiger did with the Los
Speaker 5: Angeles Lakers. You talked about this impending deal, this potential deal,
Speaker 5: probable deal between Warner brothers in paramount, but there seems
Speaker 5: to be issues with that. Now, what's that all about.
Speaker 27: Yeah, I tweeted about this last night and loan behold,
Speaker 27: it was a foreshadowed what happened this morning, so I
Speaker 27: started taking the temperature. So there's gonna be settlement talks.
Speaker 27: There was supposed to be settlement talks because there's lots
Speaker 27: of pressure on this lefty loon brob Bonta, California Attorney General,
Speaker 27: still need to break up a deal that is not
Speaker 27: even close to anti trust. He just hates it because
Speaker 27: the Ellison's of friends with Trump or Larry Elson, at
Speaker 27: least David Elson is kind of a non political guy.
Speaker 27: That David Elson is the kid, and he's more than
Speaker 27: just a kid. You know, there's a lot of people
Speaker 27: put him off as some lucky sperm kid. He's not.
Speaker 27: He's really smart. He's a good director, good producer, but
Speaker 27: you know, he wants to build and build this empire
Speaker 27: out by taking these sort of you know, middling companies.
Speaker 27: Warner Brothers is very good theatrically, but it's got wicked
Speaker 27: balance sheet problems if you just have to look at it.
Speaker 27: I've been covering it for a long time. David Zasloff
Speaker 27: has done a great job trying to fix that. But
Speaker 27: still it's got a long way to go. It needs
Speaker 27: to merge Paramount, same thing even more so, so he
Speaker 27: wants to He wants to do something interesting, put two
Speaker 27: struggling companies together and produce a big company that goes
Speaker 27: against the tech Titans and Netflix somehow. You know, this
Speaker 27: guy bonted with Tiss James, who's one of the worst
Speaker 27: public officials we got in this country. They they're sort
Speaker 27: of contorting themselves into greeting an anti trust case, like
Speaker 27: like these companies could do great on their own and
Speaker 27: just gonna hire everybody because they're not, because they're not
Speaker 27: swimming in debt and making so much money. It's so stupid.
Speaker 27: So they were supposed to do settlement negotiations because they're
Speaker 27: under a lot of pressure from some you know, it's
Speaker 27: hard to say that that Xavier Sera and News our mainstream,
Speaker 27: but they're more mainstream than than this clown Bonta.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I mean right by by the way right now,
Speaker 5: but right now, but Sarah is beating the living daylights
Speaker 5: out of Steve Hilton in those polls.
Speaker 27: Yeah, I mean, that doesn't surprise me. And that's the state.
Speaker 27: Everybody that was normal right away. But you know, but
Speaker 27: you know, and I've been there, that place is the
Speaker 27: most dysfunctional place in the world. Uh, in the d
Speaker 27: l A. And it's just the big cities and everything.
Speaker 27: So in any event, they were gonna they were gonna
Speaker 27: do this sort of negotiation or settlement. And you know,
Speaker 27: I tweeted last night that sorry, that's my neighbors dogs.
Speaker 27: They love me. The I'm in South Carolina, by the way,
Speaker 27: he said, I didn't know. Yeah, at a little place
Speaker 27: by the way, my backyard, I gotta I got a
Speaker 27: tight alligator in my backyard.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Uh, are you able to vote for Darley and
Speaker 5: Graham there tomorrow?
Speaker 27: Now I'm not a resident just yet, but she's all
Speaker 27: over the place. But in any event, they were gonna
Speaker 27: have settlement discussions. I reported last night that the peace guy,
Speaker 27: the people at the Ellis, and people were like, we're
Speaker 27: not we're not confident. We think he's we think he's
Speaker 27: full of you know what, and he's just looking to
Speaker 27: play the string here to get as much publicity to
Speaker 27: be someday governor. And lo and behold this morning he pulled.
Speaker 27: He said no settlement. He said something stupid, He made
Speaker 27: up an excuse. He said, they leaked the story?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 27: What story did they leaked? Did they lead to me
Speaker 27: that they weren't hopeful? I mean, that was the only
Speaker 27: story I saw last night, was the thing that I wrote.
Speaker 27: And maybe he thought that was a leak.
Speaker 5: I don't know. But he said when they when they
Speaker 5: when they want to get more serious, they can call
Speaker 5: us back and that we'll do something. Only only only
Speaker 5: sixty seconds ago. Scott Bessen is going to talk later
Speaker 5: on today, and it looks like right now President Trump
Speaker 5: is trying to win the Iran war by just strangling
Speaker 5: which he's been doing for a while. Just strangling Ion
Speaker 5: economically will not get it done.
Speaker 27: Charlie, He's got to do more than I mean, well,
Speaker 27: let's see what Besson said. I mean, if they do,
Speaker 27: if they pull the nuclear option, economically, yeah, that could
Speaker 27: do it. But I mean this is about like making
Speaker 27: sure nothing moves, no currency moves, anybody that helps them
Speaker 27: get stinged. That's where we should be really focusing our
Speaker 27: trade wars with anybody right now that helps Iran. We
Speaker 27: should be. We should not be like going after Canada.
Speaker 27: And even as much as I don't like the Canadians,
Speaker 27: and you know, trust me, I'm sure, I'm sure they
Speaker 27: try to screw us locking right, but we need to
Speaker 27: be hyper focused on getting this thing done. And one
Speaker 27: way to do that is to build coalitions and to
Speaker 27: economically squeeze him. You're not gonna do if you're not
Speaker 27: going to invade the country, which who wants that? But
Speaker 27: you really got to do it. And you know, we'll
Speaker 27: see what he says. I got business the smart guy.
Speaker 27: If anybody knows how to do it.
Speaker 5: It's him. He's great. Joy smart guy too. I love
Speaker 5: having you on this show in Joyce, South Carolina. Thank
Speaker 5: you for your loyalty and friendship, Charlie Gasprino, your terrific.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
Speaker 24: I'm to talk you soon.
Speaker 5: God bless you, my friend, Charlie Gasparino. Right there, what
Speaker 5: a smart guy will take a break, A lot more
Speaker 5: to do Joe Tacopina is going to stop by We
Speaker 5: Love the Italians.
Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 1: podcast network.
Speaker 5: Let me read this to you guys quickly. We had
Speaker 5: this guy, Jack Joyce on earlier and again that was
Speaker 5: a Jen Harrison deal and he wants to make He's
Speaker 5: been trying to make the World Trade Center a national
Speaker 5: monument forever. Charlie Gasprino did say, listen, listen, do you
Speaker 5: really want the government taking over private property that is
Speaker 5: private property? Some I guess corporation owns it. I don't know,
Speaker 5: but I think in this case, you make an exception.
Speaker 24: Right.
Speaker 5: So Joyce came on and made a very good argument
Speaker 5: for this, and then he sent this text to Joe afterwards.
Speaker 5: He said, please, thank Sid and you for taking the
Speaker 5: time to speak with me today. You both are true
Speaker 5: patriots of America. My phone has not stopped, and especially
Speaker 5: the nine to eleven families, some even crying that someone
Speaker 5: has finally heard them. I'm also sending Rose Marie Knees
Speaker 5: letter to President Trump pleading to make the WTC a
Speaker 5: true national memorial. Thank you from a proud American firefighter,
Speaker 5: Jack Joyce.
Speaker 7: That's beautiful, just really really nice.
Speaker 5: We did a great thing today. We did a great
Speaker 5: thing today. We always do great things. Yeah, but good
Speaker 5: like that, Giovanni Gallante, Jack Joyce. You got an issue
Speaker 5: in this city, you come to SID. That's the bottom line.
Speaker 5: You want to run for office in the city, you
Speaker 5: come to SID. That one. We know. Actually, I have
Speaker 5: to pick a date Caroline SHINKLELU loves that girl, so
Speaker 5: do I. So her mother sent me four dates in
Speaker 5: September because I promise i'd host a party for a
Speaker 5: you know, like a an event. Said, I picked David
Speaker 5: good sized place, the Beach Cafe, because she's an Upper
Speaker 5: east Side girl running on the Upper east Side. So
Speaker 5: she sent me four post nine to eleven dates yesterday
Speaker 5: and I got to pick one for Caroline Shinkle, who
Speaker 5: I did reach out to this weekend because I've got
Speaker 5: advice and she takes it and she's appreciative of it too.
Speaker 5: I'm not even running. See, I'm not running for office,
Speaker 5: but I think I'm more prepared than even most of
Speaker 5: the candidates, I swear to God, I believe.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Just doing this every day and becoming friendly with President
Speaker 5: Trump and bib Nttin yaou and the amount of Congress
Speaker 5: people I speak to Mike Laurer today, the amount of
Speaker 5: Senators I speak, to, the events I speak at. I'll
Speaker 5: be speaking in Las Vegas a week from today at
Speaker 5: the Republican Jewish Coalition. And you saw the list of
Speaker 5: speakers from Keith Sondling to Scott Jennings to Tim Sheey
Speaker 5: to Dave McCormick, to Jim Jordan, to Brandon Gill to
Speaker 5: the vek Ramaswami to Randy Fine to Dan Patrick to
Speaker 5: Mike Rogers. He's let's go on and on, and I
Speaker 5: get up there like I'm a politician. I'm not the
Speaker 5: dopey radio guy. You know, one minute I'm discussing an
Speaker 5: important topic and the next I could be discussing alex hemorrhoids. Whoa,
Speaker 5: but both are equally want you to keep that. Do
Speaker 5: you have hemorrhods?
Speaker 25: No?
Speaker 5: Well, I saw that Joe Ye will eventually to discussing
Speaker 5: what's what giant games I'm going to this year. I've
Speaker 5: already got tickets for the eighteenth against the Saints, thankye, Danielle.
Speaker 5: And then November eighth, I'm gonna go visit my daughter
Speaker 5: avon Pennsylvania because she's a rock star. You penn law
Speaker 5: and we'll go Saturday. I'll take Ava for dinner Saturday night. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and then Sunday, I'm gonna go to the enemy the Link,
Speaker 5: the Eagles home field to watch my Giants, where you'll
Speaker 5: be with me. You'll be fine unless the Giants are bad.
Speaker 5: If they're like at that point, like two and five
Speaker 5: or something, I'm not going. I keep hearing how great
Speaker 5: the Giants are going to be. But your tickets, whatever,
Speaker 5: your ticket. I mean, I think they're going to be
Speaker 5: really good, the Giants, but we got to see first. Yeah,
Speaker 5: somebody offered me tickets to the Giants are niners in December.
Speaker 5: I'm like, I gotta see December.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the Giants are like, you know, four and seven.
Speaker 5: What do I care? Like, I bail on my team's folks.
Speaker 5: I'm good like that. I bail no thanks football, especially
Speaker 5: freezing out there and getting home, oh god, four hours
Speaker 5: in the parking lot. And like Gab and I on
Speaker 5: the eighteenth, we're taking public transportation, so we take the
Speaker 5: train to Secaucus, Caucaus, right to the stadium. It's great
Speaker 5: and the weather's so nice in October. But November December
Speaker 5: Giants stadium for a losing football team. What are you nuts?
Speaker 28: No?
Speaker 5: Thanks, no muss. All right, So these are the the
Speaker 5: important issues we discussed on this show, and yet everybody
Speaker 5: wants to talk to me. That's right.
Speaker 26: You might as well hang a sign in front of
Speaker 26: the studio, says Jenko.
Speaker 5: Olive oil, Jenko olive oil.
Speaker 10: You don't get it.
Speaker 5: I don't. I wish I did. Was it Glen Garry,
Speaker 5: Glenn Ross Godfather? Godfather? Okay? Business? He starts, you see
Speaker 5: the thing with me is.
Speaker 26: And then the people are coming in. It's already starts
Speaker 26: right away with the favors.
Speaker 5: That's so. That's that's Wait is that veto on? Michael?
Speaker 10: It was Vito?
Speaker 5: Vito? Okay? So you gotta understand I've seen The Godfather
Speaker 5: a million times coming. But I know you're gonna get
Speaker 5: mad at me, and please don't.
Speaker 10: I know you don't like it.
Speaker 5: No, I like it. I like it. I don't love it.
Speaker 5: Goodbella is a better movie. Sorry? Oh you do agree? Oh? Good?
Speaker 5: And the second Godfather was better than the first godfother
Speaker 5: because at that point the Nero was still a human being,
Speaker 5: not a complete asshole. I mean, you want to talk
Speaker 5: about I'm not sure who I want to punch across
Speaker 5: the face more Hassan Piker or Robert de Niro. It's close.
Speaker 26: Well, maybe they'll be right next week.
Speaker 5: That'll be great. Oh that's like an orgasm right there.
Speaker 26: I think the papers will be putting out edition and
Speaker 26: who was standing next to Piker?
Speaker 5: Look at it? Niro? Take them both out with one shot. An,
Speaker 5: I gotta take a break. I'm sure I can do
Speaker 5: it with Tacopina. Can He's a beast. This guy's got
Speaker 5: arms like oh Cogan used to have. We'll talk to
Speaker 5: the greatest defense attorney anywhere in the world today, and
Speaker 5: most importantly, my friend of forty eight years, the great
Speaker 5: Joseph Tacopine.
Speaker 26: You can leave a gun there, I'll kill them both.
Speaker 10: That was Godfather, Godfather.
Speaker 5: Yes, I remember that.
Speaker 26: Yes, Clemenza can figure it out and leave a gun there.
Speaker 10: I'll come out and shoot them both.
Speaker 5: But that's not your favorite movie ever.
Speaker 24: You could.
Speaker 5: You could practically hold every line of Burst with a
Speaker 5: lot of movies, mister mom.
Speaker 10: No, so good.
Speaker 5: Multiplicity now that's another great Michael Keaton movie.
Speaker 26: Multiplicity.
Speaker 5: You can do that one too, you could.
Speaker 26: And Multiplicity you can do that one to.
Speaker 1: You see that, Yes, Sid and Friends in the Morning
Speaker 1: on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 5: Been bestowed this major honor between Dom Alberte and Mike
Speaker 5: Keenan to host this at the theater at Madison Square Garden,
Speaker 5: which is huge. They need a bio justin so remind me. Okay,
Speaker 5: you got it. Thank you very much. Joe Takapina, best
Speaker 5: defense attorney anywhere in the world today, my friend of
Speaker 5: almost forty nine years, just a terrific, terrific guy. Joseph,
Speaker 5: Welcome back to sitting Brends.
Speaker 24: How are you.
Speaker 5: I'm doing very very well. I mean, I guess I'm
Speaker 5: doing okay. I don't know. I've got a lot of value.
Speaker 5: I'm upset about a lot of things.
Speaker 28: I know about a lot of things. But that makes
Speaker 28: you doing well. I mean, that's why you are who
Speaker 28: you are? Is hell what it is if there's no controversy,
Speaker 28: you weren't angry that somebody Hassan Piker, Robert de Niro
Speaker 28: would be boring?
Speaker 5: Right, So every day I've actually threatened a couple of
Speaker 5: people with physical violence. Even what's this guy's name, he's
Speaker 5: another one these psychos. He's in the mom Donnie category.
Speaker 5: And I went on Twitter and I said, you better
Speaker 5: hope you don't bump into me in the street somewhere
Speaker 5: to New York City. God wrong. Oh, his name is
Speaker 5: just you know, his name is Hassan Mehdi Goad.
Speaker 27: There's nothing wrong with.
Speaker 28: A little old school throw down. I mean, everyone's this
Speaker 28: society turned so soft. You used to be able to
Speaker 28: get into a good first fight every now and then,
Speaker 28: and sometimes it's just settle things. I don't think there's
Speaker 28: anything wrong with except now everyone has a camera. Everyone
Speaker 28: has a you know, is videotaping anything, So you really,
Speaker 28: you know, you have to make sure that the other
Speaker 28: person goes first.
Speaker 5: Yeah, true, you're right about that. So last week I
Speaker 5: had Donna with Tunau One. I know you know she is.
Speaker 5: She's sure lawyer Fox News. So we were discoursing this
Speaker 5: Lindsay Clancy case and I'm into it. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 5: I remember the Susan Smith story years and years ago.
Speaker 5: She also killed her children. And here's what I've come
Speaker 5: away with. And a lot of people on social media
Speaker 5: agreed with me. The ones that didn't were pretty vicious.
Speaker 5: Listen to me. I'm a father, I'm a great father.
Speaker 5: I love my two children. Avan Gabriel you you're a
Speaker 5: great father. Joseph, You're a great grandfather. Okay, people like
Speaker 5: you and I could never even fathom, can never even
Speaker 5: fathom hurting one of our children, let alone killing them
Speaker 5: in such, you know, horrible fashion. But this is my opinion.
Speaker 5: I don't think Lindsay Clancy is evil. I don't. I
Speaker 5: think the combination of postpartum depression and the meds, which
Speaker 5: were the wrong meds, made her crazy and she did
Speaker 5: something that is horrendous. What she did was evil one
Speaker 5: hundred percent. But I don't think putting her in a
Speaker 5: maximum security prison is where she belongs. She belongs in
Speaker 5: a crazy house. Most other people on my social media
Speaker 5: agree the ones that didn't were vicious. What do you think?
Speaker 28: I think it's a good question, Sid, I mean, I
Speaker 28: think that this is really not an easy case. I mean, look,
Speaker 28: you think what you just said, right, a mother chills
Speaker 28: her children, that she should die, I mean died.
Speaker 5: That was my initial feeling, like die, just die.
Speaker 28: Just die because you and I we can never understand it. Okay,
Speaker 28: but I would not call this an easy prosecution conviction,
Speaker 28: and before hearing the psychiatric evidence, the facts, right, sending
Speaker 28: Patrick away killing the three children sequentially. The apparent planning
Speaker 28: sound absolutely devastating for any defense, any defense, But that
Speaker 28: doctor Resident gave gave Reddington something extremely important, which was
Speaker 28: really a coherent psychiatric explanation connecting the command hallucination, the
Speaker 28: distorted beliefs concerning the children and and suicidally and these
Speaker 28: killings themselves. Right, So you know, now the prosecution has
Speaker 28: has really mac directly attacking the theory, and rapportally has
Speaker 28: two additional bubble witnesses that will wait for the evidence
Speaker 28: before making a firm verdic. So at this one might say,
Speaker 28: I characterize it as gentle with the a dangerous case
Speaker 28: for the prosecution rather than a foregone conclusion of a
Speaker 28: murder commission. Because if look, if I'm the prosecutor, my
Speaker 28: concern isn't whether the jury believes Lindsey Clancy was mentally ill.
Speaker 28: Everyone knows she was profoundly ill. Mental illness did, and
Speaker 28: for your listener, shoul understand this does not equal in
Speaker 28: sanity defense. Not that alone. My concern is the prosecutors whether,
Speaker 28: after hearing all the psychiatchic evidence, I can get twelve
Speaker 28: jurors to say beyond a reasonable doubt that she nevertheless
Speaker 28: possessed that mental capacity required for criminal responsibility. That's the battlefield.
Speaker 28: And to here's someone like you who is as pro
Speaker 28: prosecution as anyone, yep, say what you just said, Yeah,
Speaker 28: shows me that that that's going to be their battle
Speaker 28: where I'm that's going to be that problem.
Speaker 5: So again, but yeah, I'm pro death penalty and I'm
Speaker 5: not sure this lady is guilty.
Speaker 28: Right, And that's why these cases so difficult, said, I've
Speaker 28: tried a lot of them. You cannot confuse three different
Speaker 28: concepts intent, mental illness, and criminal responsibility. So she could
Speaker 28: have had and could have and I think it clearly
Speaker 28: did intended the physical acts. She could have been profoundly
Speaker 28: mentally ill, and she still not have been criminally responsible
Speaker 28: on the Massachusetts law. And that's precisely what this jury
Speaker 28: has to untangle. And it's an easy case.
Speaker 5: Not easy now. In fact, the murder trial is about
Speaker 5: to resume in Plymouth's Massachusetts, as Joseph Joseph pointed out,
Speaker 5: and I think the defense is going to look to
Speaker 5: rest its case sometime this week. And then I guess
Speaker 5: I'd said it goes to the jury, right.
Speaker 28: Yeah, Well, no, the prosecution then will put on a
Speaker 28: rebuttal case. I believe that they've indicated that that the
Speaker 28: rebubbal case simply means that the prosecution goes first, presents
Speaker 28: their evidence, the defense of their cross examinations, whatever. Then
Speaker 28: the defense presents evidence if they have any no no obligation,
Speaker 28: of course, you know is defending, you have no obligation
Speaker 28: to do anything. But if they have evidence, they present it.
Speaker 28: And then if after the defense case is over, the
Speaker 28: prosecution wants to rebut some of these witnesses or evidence,
Speaker 28: they get through on a rebuttal case. And I believe
Speaker 28: that's what's gonna happen here.
Speaker 24: I think they have to.
Speaker 5: You know, I've seen so many times over the years,
Speaker 5: these cases where people they voices, right, I mean you
Speaker 5: go back to Summer Sam right, nineteen seventy seven, son
Speaker 5: of Sam, and I guess his dog don't want to
Speaker 5: do I don't know, Yeah he did. So now there's
Speaker 5: another case, this one Joseph. I literally started to cry
Speaker 5: this morning when I saw the picture of the murderer.
Speaker 5: Royce Moser. Handsome could be my son, could be one
Speaker 5: of your boys. Handsome of the tuxedo, This beautiful young girlfriend.
Speaker 5: What a cute kid, Caroline Heines. So this kid, this Heines,
Speaker 5: college soccer star and they're in California, Pennsylvania, and the
Speaker 5: boyfriend calls her and says, come over, I want to
Speaker 5: give you something. So she comes over. The boyfriend runs
Speaker 5: in the house and she thought he was going in
Speaker 5: to get her whatever gift he was going to give her.
Speaker 5: He ran inside the house and he got a knife,
Speaker 5: and he came back to the car. He plunged the
Speaker 5: knife into her chest. This a horrible, cute young girl
Speaker 5: killed her. And then the mother of this boy actually
Speaker 5: helped him clean the car dispose of the body. Now,
Speaker 5: when you talk about looking at a couple of people
Speaker 5: and trying to figure out how this could have ever happened,
Speaker 5: I promise you look at the pictures of Royce Moser
Speaker 5: and Caroline Heinz, you couldn't predict that in a million years.
Speaker 5: But he said, this kid, demons told him to do it.
Speaker 5: So clearly he's looking for the insanity defense. What a
Speaker 5: horrible story.
Speaker 28: Yeah, well, you know again this contradicting statements, and demons
Speaker 28: told me to do it. And the other statement he
Speaker 28: made was she said something to make him angry.
Speaker 5: Boy he said that he said, boy, so look.
Speaker 28: Look, and the demons told me to do it. Statements, right,
Speaker 28: I mean, if you look, there's certain things.
Speaker 24: Right.
Speaker 28: If the law is on your side, you pound the law.
Speaker 28: If the facts are on your side, you pound the facts.
Speaker 28: If neither are on your side, you pound the table.
Speaker 28: And they're pounding in the table right now, I mean,
Speaker 28: right right, that's really how we look at it. To
Speaker 28: good like that the demons, the demons told me to
Speaker 28: do it. How convenient, right, I mean, you're dead to rights.
Speaker 28: You have no defense whatsoever factually, so somebody had to
Speaker 28: tell you to do it to get you off the hook.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 28: But let me just say this that that in and
Speaker 28: of itself, hearing voices is not equal insanity defense. Pennsylvania.
Speaker 28: This is where this case is, Like you just said,
Speaker 28: follows what's a relatively restrictive version of the MacNaughton rule.
Speaker 28: The McNaughton rule is the rule that we all learned
Speaker 28: in law school about the sanity defenses.
Speaker 24: Right.
Speaker 28: The central question isn't simply whether he suffered from mental illness. Okay,
Speaker 28: here we go again. It's essentially whether because of the
Speaker 28: mental illness, the mental disease or the mental defect, he
Speaker 28: lacked the capacity to understand the nature and quality of
Speaker 28: what he was doing or that it was wrong. Well, here,
Speaker 28: you know he did because there was a massive cover
Speaker 28: up attempt afterwards, right, I mean the prosecutor was going
Speaker 28: to say, wait, he didn't know what he was doing.
Speaker 28: Yet he drove the vehicle away, asked mommy for help,
Speaker 28: participating in efforts to clean up the blood evidence you gloves,
Speaker 28: moved the jeep, the body from the location, disposed of,
Speaker 28: and the concealed the loss the knife forever. I mean,
Speaker 28: this is a master plan to cover up your actions.
Speaker 28: So those are actions of someone who understood perfectly well
Speaker 28: what he did. He knew what he did was wrong.
Speaker 28: The guilt argument. So this case is not like the
Speaker 28: case where we just talked about with Linda Cnancy, the
Speaker 28: mother who had some real psychosis going on. And again
Speaker 28: that's still a tough one for the jury. This one's
Speaker 28: a little less tough for me. I mean, how conveniences say, oh,
Speaker 28: a demon made me do it. But yet, of course
Speaker 28: he also said I became angry because she said something.
Speaker 5: Ah, Jeff, And no, you're right. This young girl was
Speaker 5: set to start a collegiate career at Penn West University.
Speaker 5: She committed to play Division two soccer. Her first game
Speaker 5: for the team was supposed to be this Friday night,
Speaker 5: but she is gone terrible. The Manjoni story is kind
Speaker 5: of weird too. This is why you're so great, tact
Speaker 5: because you know everything. Because there's like a state case
Speaker 5: and the case here in the city, and people the
Speaker 5: federal case, I'm sorry, the federal case and the state case,
Speaker 5: and people get confused as to actually what's going on
Speaker 5: and where he's pleading and what it means for the
Speaker 5: other case. For folks that don't bodel this as closely
Speaker 5: as you do. Luigi MANGIONI, where are we with that?
Speaker 28: Well, look, I mean it's a change the big the
Speaker 28: big hero, the big you know coward. I think it says,
Speaker 28: the biggest coward of all time, right, is now admitted
Speaker 28: that he did something that he knew was wrong by
Speaker 28: killing cowardly from behind.
Speaker 5: By the And did he do that? Did he do
Speaker 5: that just to make sure he never got the death penalty?
Speaker 5: Why did he do that?
Speaker 28: Well, look, you know, I don't I don't necessarily think
Speaker 28: the death tunney was really what the concern was. I
Speaker 28: think the concern was life in prison or a murder
Speaker 28: commission in state court where you're going to spend time
Speaker 28: in state prison. I think that's really what his intent was, right,
Speaker 28: So the death lily is gone, right, So in federal court,
Speaker 28: the death line is gone. The judge had previously dismissed
Speaker 28: the federal murder of firearms counts that could have supported
Speaker 28: capital punishment, so that was gone by taking a plea
Speaker 28: in federal court. That's certainly is one thing that he
Speaker 28: salvaged because if he does get the state murder charges dismissed,
Speaker 28: that's the end of that story. Okay, So so it's
Speaker 28: the end. Yes, he saved his quote unquote life. If
Speaker 28: he gets thirty years, this this piece of garbage will
Speaker 28: still come out of jail, and you know, in his
Speaker 28: late fifties. It's not like he's going to be, uh,
Speaker 28: you know, dying in prison unless someone you know, some right,
Speaker 28: some rough justice like right, which.
Speaker 5: I would by the way, treatment.
Speaker 28: Yeah, I mean, this guy is really But now it's
Speaker 28: Destrialotte was supposed to be September eight has been postponed
Speaker 28: in definitely, and the defense is going to make a
Speaker 28: motion to dismiss based on double jeopardy. We just got
Speaker 28: that last week, that the dual sovereignty argument about them
Speaker 28: relying on New York's very very protective statutory double jeopardy protections.
Speaker 28: It's much further than the federal rules. So we have
Speaker 28: to see now it's going to happen. I think there's
Speaker 28: I don't think for a second this case of being
Speaker 28: dismissed in total Judge Caroll, who I know very well,
Speaker 28: is not a friend of the defense for the most part.
Speaker 28: I tried four case upon him, and it's not always
Speaker 28: a fun thing to do there, you know. I think
Speaker 28: what he is going to do is going to consider
Speaker 28: dismissing the murder charges and keeping the other the weapons
Speaker 28: charger and whatever else. If he does that, it's still
Speaker 28: a heavy hit. But here's you said something last week
Speaker 28: said that was right. It doesn't matter because he's going
Speaker 28: to get basically the equivalent of a life sentence in
Speaker 28: federal court. Okay, I believe so, because the guylines permit
Speaker 28: that based on the conduct right the roban conduct. So
Speaker 28: I think he's going to get whacked in federal court
Speaker 28: the same way he get whacked in state court. I
Speaker 28: think this is a more matter of principle, does he
Speaker 28: does he get convicted of murder. Now he's already said
Speaker 28: he murdered this guy, and he said he knew it
Speaker 28: was wrong. So therefore all the arguments about all I
Speaker 28: hate the healthcare industry and my grandma didn't get good
Speaker 28: treatment and my back really hurts me so bad, and
Speaker 28: you know, all that's gone because he said I knew
Speaker 28: what I did was wrong.
Speaker 24: I mean that.
Speaker 28: And then when you see those idiots supporting this guy,
Speaker 28: I gotta tell you, it is the most repulsively unintelligent
Speaker 28: thing I've honestly seen in the longest time, because a
Speaker 28: lot of the people supporting him are ivy league little
Speaker 28: just like him, of course, who have everything, who have
Speaker 28: everything handed to them, not like you or I said,
Speaker 28: have everything hand to them.
Speaker 27: And these people are.
Speaker 5: And that's like the people that voted from I'm Donnie too,
Speaker 5: mind you, they weren't the oppressed and abhor and he's
Speaker 5: rather rich. Williamsburg point. I gotta tell you, Joe, and
Speaker 5: I do this, and I know I sound old because
Speaker 5: I yelled at my dad when he did this. Okay,
Speaker 5: I'm at the age I'll be sixty. If God is
Speaker 5: good to me. In April, I'll be sixty years old.
Speaker 5: I am so disappointed in people now when I watch
Speaker 5: people like manng only become heroes, when I watch people
Speaker 5: like Talker Carlson demand an audience, the Jew hatred, the
Speaker 5: Israel hatred, just the people today, these cults that take
Speaker 5: over our society, and they are cults. Loving Israel is
Speaker 5: not a cult. Loving pleasant and Trump is not a cult.
Speaker 5: But when you start boweling people like Tucker Carlson and
Speaker 5: putting Mangione on some type of pedestal like he's a hero,
Speaker 5: I am so disappointed in humanity today. Joseph, I don't
Speaker 5: know what to say.
Speaker 28: Yeah, so you just said it, right, I mean, it's
Speaker 28: so true. I really have come to the point now
Speaker 28: where I read whatever news I need to read to
Speaker 28: be in the loops, so to speak. But I am
Speaker 28: done like reading every single thing, the left, right, everything.
Speaker 28: It's just there's so much vileness out there, and there's
Speaker 28: so much hatred out there, and you're right, this this
Speaker 28: this wolt. I don't even know what democrats socialist is
Speaker 28: that they're inconsistent terms, right, I mean completely socialists and socialist,
Speaker 28: Democrats and democrat. Now it's become one thing and socialism.
Speaker 28: If someone could just give me one example in the
Speaker 28: universe and the history of the world where socialism has
Speaker 28: ever worked, I'd like to hear it.
Speaker 5: There is none, never worked. There is none, right and
Speaker 5: in some of these and some of these people, most
Speaker 5: of the in fact, they're not even socialists if they've
Speaker 5: graduated to communism. This guy, I'm Donnie's a communist, which
Speaker 5: is even worse. And they don't work either. So now
Speaker 5: there is no there is no you know, level of success.
Speaker 5: And this is becoming our country now. Now hopefully we
Speaker 5: were able to you know, beat it come November in
Speaker 5: the mid terms and keep a Republican in office. Not
Speaker 5: that they're great either, but certainly better than the Democrats
Speaker 5: come on or you know these twenty twenty eight. But man,
Speaker 5: I just I look around. I'm like, what the hell happened?
Speaker 24: What happened?
Speaker 5: What happens is kill it?
Speaker 28: Back to the Manjoni case for a second, right. What
Speaker 28: is so despicably troubling, okay, is that this guy is
Speaker 28: now accepted what he did, right, he said he did it,
Speaker 28: no kidding, really big surprised what I would a hero
Speaker 28: for doing that. But you can now accept what a
Speaker 28: person would have ragned, either be educated or not, or
Speaker 28: just some idiot outside the courthouse, that an individual may
Speaker 28: execute another person because that individual believes that person represents
Speaker 28: an unjunct, unjust institution. Well, thank god this country is gone,
Speaker 28: because everyone in this country believes someone represents an unjust institution,
Speaker 28: whether it's the left or the right. Big pharma, it's
Speaker 28: not big pharma. How about the you know, the the
Speaker 28: guess andtry oiltryu tesla, you go on and on on.
Speaker 28: We should then allow killings people.
Speaker 5: Who who were disappointed.
Speaker 28: Or I feel that, you know, somebody is wrong in
Speaker 28: society and they don't have to be right about it,
Speaker 28: so there's.
Speaker 5: No kill them.
Speaker 28: It's summarily executed.
Speaker 27: And I know it's like people can actually support.
Speaker 28: That in this day and age. Now, listen, let's go
Speaker 28: someone to say I'm gonna shoot Mandami. Yeah, okay, I'm
Speaker 28: gonna shoot the mayor because I think what he's doing
Speaker 28: is destroying New York City. I love New City, So
Speaker 28: I get to do it.
Speaker 5: Could happen.
Speaker 28: I get through it because you know, it's the right
Speaker 28: thing to do, not because there's a law allowing me
Speaker 28: to do it.
Speaker 5: Right now, it's not like I do that and know
Speaker 5: it's not right. It's terrible. Listen, they interviewed some of
Speaker 5: these idiots outside the courtroom for Mangioni, and they called
Speaker 5: Brian Thompson a terrorist, and they said, wait a second,
Speaker 5: who's against killing a terrorists? Which, brother, I'm not, you know,
Speaker 5: I'm all for killing the terrorists. They described, Yeah, this
Speaker 5: innocent father of two who works in the insurance business
Speaker 5: as a terrorist. Joe Takapina amazing as always, will do
Speaker 5: it again on Friday, bro, I love it so much.
Speaker 5: I was great, Thank you, thank you. Excellent job, Billy, excellent.
Speaker 5: Joe Ikpa right there, amazing defense attorney, friend of mine
Speaker 5: for forty nine years. How lucky am I. We're not
Speaker 5: done yet. We got about fifteen minutes to go before
Speaker 5: you hand the football off to Brian. Kill mead, Mister
Speaker 5: Red Apple Media, John Knton matitis. He's still gonna stop.
Speaker 1: By Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red
Speaker 1: Apple Podcast network.
Speaker 5: Over McCarran Airport in Vegas. Will I be able to
Speaker 5: see these fireus? I guess not a serious note. It's
Speaker 5: become a problem out there. I'm not sure if people
Speaker 5: have died. Hopefully they haven't on a serious note, but
Speaker 5: damage at the very least, I don't know I'm really
Speaker 5: following it all that closely. I just looked over the
Speaker 5: TV and they're in Reno, Nevada with these fires. I'm like,
Speaker 5: oh my god, I'm going to Nevada, big, big couple
Speaker 5: of days in Vegas and then to Dallas.
Speaker 26: Reno to Vegas.
Speaker 5: How long? Two hours?
Speaker 26: Six hours and fifty seven hours.
Speaker 5: That's a long time. Good, Okay, forty miles all right,
Speaker 5: that's the northwest part of the state. It doesn't look
Speaker 5: like I'll be speaking in Dallacy. You know what they're doing.
Speaker 5: They're gonna have families of victims. For example, Sheridan Gorman.
Speaker 5: You don't remember that lovely young girl. She is actually
Speaker 5: in Mike Lawler's community. He represents where their parents live.
Speaker 5: That would be Jessica and Tom Gorman. And you remember
Speaker 5: a couple of months ago when Lawler had that big
Speaker 5: rally out in Rockland County and President Trump showed up
Speaker 5: that Tom and Jessica Gorman spoke. She made me cry.
Speaker 5: She was she was so beaten up. It was terrible.
Speaker 5: But and I told Michael want her on the show.
Speaker 5: We haven't gotten her yet, but they're gonna speak there.
Speaker 5: So I actually told this young lady, Brett Powell, I said, Okay,
Speaker 5: you know, if you don't have time for me, that's fine,
Speaker 5: but what you should do is also reach out to
Speaker 5: the Freitas family and mcdalia Martinez, because when I went
Speaker 5: to Rockland County, I saw the Gorman speak, And when
Speaker 5: I went two boondies ago to Nassau County with Bruce
Speaker 5: Plateman and Trump, I saw mcdallia Martinez and Jesu's FRETI
Speaker 5: is there talking about their twelve year old beautiful little boy,
Speaker 5: Jacob who was murdered. So I gave it that idea.
Speaker 5: I don't know do anything with it. But regardless, it
Speaker 5: does not look like I'll be speaking in Dallas at
Speaker 5: least right now.
Speaker 26: Things can change, Okay, So does that mean I'm still going?
Speaker 5: Of course? I mean I didn't speak at the R
Speaker 5: and T in Wisconsin, EI though when I was there
Speaker 5: a couple of years ago. But you know, I think
Speaker 5: they're being silly, but that's fine. They look at me
Speaker 5: as a you know, like you don't know what roseenmor
Speaker 5: is gonna say, and you may curse or you make
Speaker 5: it crazy. Or he may call somebody a terrorist and whatever,
Speaker 5: it doesn't matter. You know, a lot of those speakers
Speaker 5: are so boring. They repeat the same thing the last
Speaker 5: speaker sped, and they're gonna say the same thing. Next
Speaker 5: speaker is gonna say, and it's boring. That's fine, you know,
Speaker 5: But with me, you don't know, because I don't know.
Speaker 5: So that's your over dice. People will watch and they'll
Speaker 5: be interested and they'll talk about it, but they don't
Speaker 5: seem to Uh, I want to do it right now.
Speaker 5: So but that can change justin who knows.
Speaker 7: I said this morning, you know, give it a couple
Speaker 7: of days.
Speaker 5: Yeah, maybe they'll change their mind. They probably won't know
Speaker 5: they reached out.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, they already it.
Speaker 5: Okay, yeah, they said, you know, we got to put
Speaker 5: the Gorman's up there, and okay, why maybe you got
Speaker 5: three days? They speak from morning tonight, every politician whatever, Fine,
Speaker 5: all right, we take a break when we get back.
Speaker 5: Here is the boss here puts on two great shows
Speaker 5: five o'clock every week. No, no, no, no, yeah, no, you
Speaker 5: know I get pissed.
Speaker 10: No, no, I've never seen.
Speaker 7: But if you if you can go out, why are
Speaker 7: you going out there?
Speaker 10: How you're going.
Speaker 5: Why President Trump's gonna be there all the shows. We're
Speaker 5: gonna we gotta cover it. I didn't speak in Wisconsin.
Speaker 5: We were there for three days. This is a big deal.
Speaker 10: You got to you still have the balance.
Speaker 26: You got nine to eleven coming right after that.
Speaker 5: That's why I'm coming home on the tenth.
Speaker 10: I know that.
Speaker 7: But it's a lot. I know we're gonna be overwhelmed.
Speaker 5: And then nine to eleven is ba Shana that night.
Speaker 7: You're gonna be overwhelmed.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I'm overwhelm might now even talking about it.
Speaker 5: I really am. I'm overwhelmed already right now. It's a lot,
Speaker 5: a lot, But we'll figure it out, because that's what
Speaker 5: we do. Anyway. Catch my Titi's is coming up next.
Speaker 5: Will take a Sid and Friends.
Speaker 1: In the Morning on the Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 5: Eight am every Sunday morning. See Cat Round Table, The
Speaker 5: Catch on the Table, John Catch Matiti's Good morning, buddy.
Speaker 5: How are you?
Speaker 10: I am? The clean up of it today?
Speaker 5: You are?
Speaker 10: I tell you know. Margo's home from the hospital. She's
Speaker 10: in good shape, thank god. And we had her in
Speaker 10: the city old day yesterday and her daughter was there
Speaker 10: with her. Old day yesterday and beautiful and she looks
Speaker 10: like she's in good shape. But you know she's gotta
Speaker 10: stay off her feet for a week or two, a
Speaker 10: week or two.
Speaker 30: Yeah, so this comes very close to nine eleven. Well,
Speaker 30: she's gonna be there for nine eleven. There that she'll
Speaker 30: be there for nine eleven. We're gonna have a spectacular party.
Speaker 30: Uh and uh uh you know, Lee Greenwood is gonna
Speaker 30: lead it off, and cousin Bruce he's gonna be there.
Speaker 30: Tony Orlando's coming in, Joe Piscopal's coming in, uh and
Speaker 30: cousin Vinnie Vinnie Vandugo is coming in. And we got
Speaker 30: a few other surprises.
Speaker 10: You know. Cardinal Dolan will be there, and Governor Pataki
Speaker 10: is the honoree of the day for for for for
Speaker 10: putting together nine to eleven. Uh and uh uh, well
Speaker 10: we couldn't have. We couldn't have, uh Rudy Giuliani because
Speaker 10: he's still suing us. Still he's still sing. I don't
Speaker 10: know what he's sous for. Yeah, you know, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 10: I don't know what he's suing us. Well we didn't
Speaker 10: do anything, but you know, but look it is he
Speaker 10: picks it and whatever and and his uh friend that
Speaker 10: he worked with is suing us. And that woman that
Speaker 10: he worked with, I don't remember, doctor Maria, Doctor Maria.
Speaker 5: He's not He's got to stop this.
Speaker 10: It's not all lawyers. All the lawyers said it's not.
Speaker 10: But we never we never fired him, right always, I
Speaker 10: always say nice things about him.
Speaker 5: I've never heard you say one nasty thing about Moody never,
Speaker 5: but ever.
Speaker 10: I love no, we we love him. But you know,
Speaker 10: it is what it is. You know, he creates. He
Speaker 10: you know it's for him to create and not create.
Speaker 5: It's up to him.
Speaker 10: And uh uh, but we're gonna have a spectacular and
Speaker 10: we might have some spectacular other guests. Right but for
Speaker 10: security reasons, the Secret Service will not allow us to
Speaker 10: say right. Right, but we'll see, we'll see. It's going
Speaker 10: to be a sellout crowd. And h I tell her
Speaker 10: people go to w ABC radio dot com and hit
Speaker 10: the Yala button and the all the money goes to
Speaker 10: the Police Athletic League, goes tunnels to tower, it comes,
Speaker 10: it goes to uh uh by the way, a few
Speaker 10: other charities, what is it three or four?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 5: Does it last yet? One to the kids hospital that
Speaker 5: you got what Riguez does Shiners.
Speaker 10: It's not involved US here for some reason, Shriners is
Speaker 10: not involved.
Speaker 5: So it's tunneled to towers, the police Athletic League. There
Speaker 5: may be one more. Yeah, if attack you foundation. Who's
Speaker 5: helping the people of Ukraine? I know that's what they've
Speaker 5: been doing. Did you see this was wild video yesterday?
Speaker 5: Today is independence I think in Ukraine. So they've been
Speaker 5: having these like parades and parties for days. Yesterday they
Speaker 5: were showing on TV the party and you saw explosions
Speaker 5: going on behind them because the Russians are still bombing them, obviously, but.
Speaker 10: It's the stupidest thing in the world.
Speaker 5: I don't get.
Speaker 10: So many people are dying and the Russians running out
Speaker 10: of troops, and they said they're calling in the Koreans
Speaker 10: to send them troops. And you know, the Koreans they
Speaker 10: you know, it's for them. They're getting paid in oil, yes,
Speaker 10: and they.
Speaker 5: Don't don't care. They don't care.
Speaker 10: But the Russian, like have been told by intelligence, is
Speaker 10: thirty five thousand Russians are dying a month.
Speaker 5: I think more it could be. Yeah, Putin is not
Speaker 5: a terrible job, but that hey terrible.
Speaker 10: But I don't know why they just you know, Trump
Speaker 10: is a man of peace. He wants to sit down
Speaker 10: and make peace.
Speaker 5: That's why he hasn't bombed the chizzle out of Iran.
Speaker 10: Yet, he's not bombed the chisel out of her.
Speaker 5: He don't want to kill me.
Speaker 10: And uh look he's trying to to get remember the
Speaker 10: old expression we had. It's just like the Planet of
Speaker 10: the Apes, the chimpanzees and the gorillas. The gorillas being
Speaker 10: the uh Iranian guard. Yeah, that's they killed people. They
Speaker 10: killed fifty thousand Iranians that had an uprising. And the
Speaker 10: chimpanzees are the intellectuals in Iran. The chimpanzees they want
Speaker 10: they want peace, yeah they do, and we want peace.
Speaker 10: And Trump doesn't want to destroy anything. No, you know,
Speaker 10: Trump is you know, well, today's a big you know why,
Speaker 10: I mean, another reason not wanting to destroy everything. We're
Speaker 10: gonna have.
Speaker 5: To pull it back up again, of course we are.
Speaker 10: We have to pay for it.
Speaker 5: Well, today's a big day there because Scott Person's about
Speaker 5: to speak, your friend Scott there, John, it's economic d
Speaker 5: day for Iran. So we're about to levy some very
Speaker 5: very serious sanctions against Iran today.
Speaker 10: Very Saudi Arabia. Their their their job is to keep
Speaker 10: Moman under control in the whole, and Israel's taking care
Speaker 10: of Lebanon and and the Hesbala and Humas.
Speaker 5: Who knows where to worry about them? Look at that.
Speaker 10: I mean, we're not I don't think we're gonna build
Speaker 10: any Trump towers on not on the border of the uh.
Speaker 10: You know. But it's great beachland.
Speaker 5: No, it is beautiful. I've been there. So I saw
Speaker 5: a nice video, John. I had Charlie Gotspuino on earlier,
Speaker 5: and we were extolling the virtue Charlie is a good guy,
Speaker 5: great guy. We were extolling the virtues of Randy Mastro
Speaker 5: and the job he's doing suing for you know, running
Speaker 5: the lawsuit for the folks with this ridiculous second home tax.
Speaker 5: And I believe that you celebrated Randy Mastro's birthday with went.
Speaker 10: I went out to Friday night. I went straight to
Speaker 10: the hospital and I walked Margo around the hospital for
Speaker 10: two hours.
Speaker 5: I saw the pictures.
Speaker 10: You know, she did good, she was looking good, she
Speaker 10: felt good. And they released her on Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 27: UH.
Speaker 10: And I got out of They threw me out of
Speaker 10: the hospital on nine o'clock at night, and I looked
Speaker 10: at my calendar. Ah, Randy Mashow's party. It's a half
Speaker 10: hour from here. So I went to Randy Masher's birthday party.
Speaker 10: I didn't eat that night, just in time for cake. Nice.
Speaker 10: That's what I really needed.
Speaker 5: Nice cake, that's good.
Speaker 10: And we had a good uh. And I was sitting
Speaker 10: at a nice table with Governor Patterson was there and
Speaker 10: and Rudy Washington was there at my table.
Speaker 5: And what's your show?
Speaker 10: And Eric Eric, and then and then uh uh he
Speaker 10: came and sat with our table and we had the
Speaker 10: birthday cake. Very nice.
Speaker 5: He's a great g Randy Mashrow. He's seven Podcas turned
Speaker 5: seventy years old.
Speaker 10: He looks great. I know, by the way I owe him. Uh,
Speaker 10: he sang, I did it my way, Randy?
Speaker 5: Did Randy?
Speaker 10: I have it on tape.
Speaker 5: Was it good?
Speaker 10: He was great? And I promised that Piscopal at is
Speaker 10: his birthday present. I'm sending you he's doing it my way.
Speaker 5: He is is a rival piscop.
Speaker 10: I don't know, you never know.
Speaker 5: We never sing off between Piscopal and.
Speaker 10: Mastro, you know, I mean, if Piscopal didn't show up
Speaker 10: for nine to eleven, right, I'd bring Randy masherw to
Speaker 10: sing my way.
Speaker 5: Who was spoke at your breakfast on Saturday morning?
Speaker 10: Oh, Jessica test Oh she did. Jessica Tish was terrific.
Speaker 10: Love her on the scale of one to ten and
Speaker 10: you know twelve.
Speaker 5: You know the night before she spoke at the at
Speaker 5: the Central Synagogue.
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, and uh I had her father James introducer. Wow,
Speaker 10: and uh see, I would have loved to be at
Speaker 10: that one. That sounds amazing. And we had right after
Speaker 10: Jessica left, we had Brusa Mosl to speak because he
Speaker 10: runs the Intrepid. He has a very high security clearance.
Speaker 10: And Kat was there. She yes, and she spoke to U.
Speaker 10: She lives, she lived around the corner. Yeah yeah, And
Speaker 10: he was on the scale.
Speaker 5: Of up to ten.
Speaker 10: Twenty Scaler was a twelve breakfast. Everybody spoke. And who
Speaker 10: comes in because he was having lunch at seventy five
Speaker 10: main Eric Adams no kidding, so to Shapiro grabs him
Speaker 10: from the back to the front and says, you have
Speaker 10: turned to speak. After we we we we we stopped breakfast.
Speaker 10: We said, okay, you had turned to speak. And it's
Speaker 10: about eleven fifteen already and he spoke, and he spoke.
Speaker 5: That's great. I went to seventy five Main last week
Speaker 5: for the first time with Bruce Blakeman and we loved Uce.
Speaker 10: Blakeman got married at seventy five men he did.
Speaker 5: You didn't know that?
Speaker 10: No, say, I give you a secrets.
Speaker 5: Is that the lady that is now with Paul McCartney. No,
Speaker 5: this one, no one, the new one.
Speaker 10: You know, the lady that's with Paul McCartney. Her dad
Speaker 10: was a She was a very nice lady. Her dad
Speaker 10: was a good friend of mine at the Friars Club
Speaker 10: and he owned the big National trucking company and we
Speaker 10: used to have lunture with every Saturday at the Friars Club.
Speaker 10: Isn't it terrible? The Friars Club was destroyed, is it?
Speaker 10: It's destroyed and they sold they sold the paintings off
Speaker 10: the wall. I mean, this is this is somebody deserves
Speaker 10: to go to jail. I go to jail. Do not
Speaker 10: like two hundred dollars?
Speaker 5: I agree with this? Terrible? Now do you want my
Speaker 5: friend Stupidolski over the house and you have those big parties?
Speaker 10: Stupid suh? I know Corone was there. Frank Corone was there,
Speaker 10: say Perdowski's house last Saturday.
Speaker 5: Okay, and he loves you.
Speaker 10: He's a good, very decent guy. He's a religious guy.
Speaker 10: And uh, you know, but whenever I speak at the
Speaker 10: other synagogue the couple of weeks before that, his brother
Speaker 10: was there at the other synagogue, the wonder with the
Speaker 10: little Bobovitch.
Speaker 5: Oh not not Rabbi Schneier.
Speaker 10: No, no, but Rabbi Schneiders want my good friend.
Speaker 5: I know he loves you, and uh, everybody.
Speaker 10: His sister, his sister was on our show on Sunday
Speaker 10: and she made the New York Post.
Speaker 5: He did.
Speaker 10: Yes, he's doing big things. His sister and Leezeldon, who's
Speaker 10: on your show too. Lee made the New York Post
Speaker 10: on on the Sunday show, and the General Patras was
Speaker 10: on and General Petras he's one smart guy and I
Speaker 10: loved he told the things. You know, General Petris is
Speaker 10: not politician. He is just a straight.
Speaker 5: Arrows a momentary.
Speaker 10: He was the head of the four star general.
Speaker 5: He's the.
Speaker 10: And the head of the CIA. But here's something nobody knew.
Speaker 10: General Patrez died, but I saved him. You know who
Speaker 10: saved him? General Keene, No kidding. He called in the helicopters.
Speaker 10: He kept his heart going.
Speaker 1: J K.
Speaker 10: Jack Keene. Wow, he kept his heart going. And they
Speaker 10: flew him to the hospital and he was dead, but
Speaker 10: they kept his heart going. And guess what, they brought
Speaker 10: him back.
Speaker 5: To beautiful story.
Speaker 10: And he is one good guy, one smart guy.
Speaker 5: Before he went out of here because late wasn't your
Speaker 5: friend's birthday? This weekend too? Bill Clinton.
Speaker 10: I talked to Bill Clinton then he turned something or not.
Speaker 10: He turned eighty years old August nineteenth. I talked to
Speaker 10: him a few times and and we're gonna have a
Speaker 10: party for him. Uh maybe in September October.
Speaker 5: He should come nine a lot it. I actually like
Speaker 5: Bill Clinton.
Speaker 10: Well you know, he came a few times, but I
Speaker 10: like Bill. You know, see Bill, you know something. Bill
Speaker 10: Clinton is a very special guy. And the one thing
Speaker 10: that was noted that day that all the past presidents
Speaker 10: are over eighty years old now except Barack Obama.
Speaker 5: He's the only one.
Speaker 10: He's the only one. And and him, I just I
Speaker 10: I think that Joe Biden, I'm not gonna blame him
Speaker 10: all the crap that went on because I don't think
Speaker 10: he knew what was going on. And he his son
Speaker 10: called me Hunter. Hunter called me and wants to go
Speaker 10: on w ABC.
Speaker 5: Come on, no, I'm serious, you to put him on
Speaker 5: your breaking weekday show or Sunday show.
Speaker 10: I haven't decided yet.
Speaker 5: That's a big interview. I texted him. He's been you know,
Speaker 5: he's been hanging out with Tucker carlsaying and listen, Nick, people.
Speaker 10: I knew his father when his father was saying yeah,
Speaker 10: and he he was not a bad senator. But somebody
Speaker 10: has to go to jail because somebody was what was
Speaker 10: the name of that movie when the president was just
Speaker 10: the body?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yes, what was the name of that movie? A movie?
Speaker 5: What's that about?
Speaker 10: Somebody was running the White House? And I don't think
Speaker 10: it was Joe Biden.
Speaker 5: No, it was probably Obama or Susan Bomber's third term,
Speaker 5: or his wife.
Speaker 10: I don't know, somebody don't know. I think his wife
Speaker 10: just wanted to be the continue to be the first.
Speaker 5: She loved it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, she wanted the corporate jet and continue to be
Speaker 10: first lady. But I don't think it was Biden himself.
Speaker 5: I don't disagree. John. We got to run your beautiful
Speaker 5: I love your great job. Here is always that was fun.
Speaker 5: I like when you come see me a person.
Speaker 10: A person you know. I tell you I fell back asleep.
Speaker 10: I listened to you for the first ten minutes. I'll
Speaker 10: tell you were gone, and then I fell asley about
Speaker 10: six fifteen. I woke up at eight fifteen because I
Speaker 10: had to I had to talk to new Ingridge at
Speaker 10: eight thirty.
Speaker 25: Uh.
Speaker 10: And Uh. Newton is in burn, Switzerland. Uh, and he's
Speaker 10: coming on tonight show.
Speaker 5: I like you.
Speaker 30: Uh.
Speaker 10: And I tell Himen you come on tonight show. It's
Speaker 10: gonna be one o'clock in the morning for you.
Speaker 5: Yeah. He used to follow us all the time from
Speaker 5: Rome during the COVID day. Yeah.
Speaker 10: Well his his wife is who's a very smart lady,
Speaker 10: a great lady from ambassador of Switzerland.
Speaker 5: Oh there you go. There you go, John Green, you
Speaker 5: join us, meet too, meet too. Great to see you, John,
Speaker 5: and continue the best of luck with the Margo till
Speaker 5: on AJ.
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