Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the morning entertaining and informative on
Speaker 1: the Red Apple Podcast Networks.
Speaker 2: Sid Rosenbergh area, Sid, you want to come up here?
Speaker 3: Said Mark? Should I let Sid come up? Mark? I
Speaker 3: think so, come on Sid.
Speaker 4: So Sid's got the number one radio show in New York,
Speaker 4: got the number one radio show in New York, like
Speaker 4: by far. Look the Mandami thing is it's a disaster
Speaker 4: waiting to happen. We can't have a communist in charge
Speaker 4: of a great, supposedly free enterprise kind of a representative city.
Speaker 4: So I think it's if you have a communist mare,
Speaker 4: I think it's going to be very tough for him
Speaker 4: and for the city. Oh. I think it's a shame
Speaker 4: that that particular man is endorsing him and very friendly
Speaker 4: with him.
Speaker 5: You can see there's a relationshship.
Speaker 2: He blew up the World Trade Center, right, the man
Speaker 2: you're talking about blow up the World Dresser, And he's
Speaker 2: friends with.
Speaker 3: Gondali Giovanni Galante, and he's a man that started this petition.
Speaker 3: I'm on board one hundred percent to keep the mayor
Speaker 3: away from the nine to eleven Commemoration Memorial service coming
Speaker 3: up this year. Twenty five years what is your message
Speaker 3: if he's listening right now, and if he's not, it
Speaker 3: will get to him. What is your message to Mam Donnie?
Speaker 6: We respectfully just asked that he stay away. We don't
Speaker 6: want the publicity, we don't want the circus, we don't
Speaker 6: want any of that. This is a day, like I
Speaker 6: said before, all of us get together and we go
Speaker 6: honor the people that were murdered. That's it. It's a
Speaker 6: simple one. I'm not asking for anything huge. You know,
Speaker 6: he doesn't have to be there. He knows that, we
Speaker 6: know that. But obviously we'll see what happens. There's nothing
Speaker 6: we could do other than just ask for people to
Speaker 6: sign a petition.
Speaker 7: I will proudly honor the families, the survivors, the first responders,
Speaker 7: forever impacted by that horrific terror attack by standing alongside them.
Speaker 8: Our open US Senate seat. It's still too close to call.
Speaker 8: NBC News has called it for abdul Lsayed, but we
Speaker 8: still have votes coming in, so we're not ready to
Speaker 8: make that determination. Hailey Stevens is behind abdul Lsayed by
Speaker 8: less than two percent at this point, with ninety four
Speaker 8: percent of the votes counted. One of them will take
Speaker 8: on former Congressman Mike Rodgers in November to replace Senator
Speaker 8: Gary Peters. Now Hailey Stevens spent the night with her supporters.
Speaker 8: Josh Sanchez has been following her campaign and was in
Speaker 8: Detroit for her late night speech.
Speaker 9: Well into the early hours of Wednesday morning, a pool
Speaker 9: of Hailey Stephens supporters waited in nail bititing anticipation.
Speaker 10: As a Bill Elsayed took the early lead.
Speaker 9: The mood of the party was energized, but cautiously optimistic.
Speaker 3: That soon changed.
Speaker 9: Around eleven thirty win the ballot count tighten the margin
Speaker 9: between the progressive candidate and the congresswoman. As a count
Speaker 9: dragged into Wednesday morning, Stevens gave supporters the rally call
Speaker 9: they asked for, joined by fellow Democrats Hillary Spulton and
Speaker 9: former Senator Debbie Stavinow.
Speaker 11: Do you want to keep the Senate?
Speaker 7: Read so Mike Rogers can ban abortion, gut healthcare, and
Speaker 7: roll back workers' rights and voting rights.
Speaker 10: Shut up, friends, we are not going to let that happen.
Speaker 9: The big question for Democrats from now into November is
Speaker 9: if and how they'll be able to reconciliate a divided ballot.
Speaker 9: One man told me that one candidate will lose in
Speaker 9: the primary and another could also lose in November if
Speaker 9: they can't find a unified message. In Detroit, Josh Sanchez
Speaker 9: News eight.
Speaker 8: Now, Abdul I'll say I gave a similar speech to
Speaker 8: his supporters in Detroit. He encouraged them to let the
Speaker 8: results speak for themselves.
Speaker 10: Here's duncan McLean Well.
Speaker 12: The party is wrapped here in the wee hours of
Speaker 12: the morning without a winner.
Speaker 10: It was standing room only here just moments ago.
Speaker 12: As Abdu al al Sayed addressed the crowd of supporters
Speaker 12: that stayed late into the night to hear his voice.
Speaker 12: He said, there's more work to be done early this
Speaker 12: morning as votes continue to be tallied and the fight
Speaker 12: is not over.
Speaker 3: We spoke with a few voters who were.
Speaker 12: Still optimistic despite this late finish, especially considering there's a
Speaker 12: three point lead.
Speaker 10: As this party wraps money out of money in.
Speaker 13: Your medicare for let's go win.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much.
Speaker 12: In his message, al Sayed said many people describe Michigan
Speaker 12: as a purple state, but he doesn't see it that way.
Speaker 14: He said, it's a state in need of a movement.
Speaker 13: That movement that we built. There was an inspiration in
Speaker 13: the idea that we could take our government bah government
Speaker 13: of the people, buy the people and for the people,
Speaker 13: instead of government of the corporations, buy.
Speaker 1: The special interests and for the billionaires.
Speaker 12: He finished this evening with a message of unity, particularly
Speaker 12: for Democrats that support his opponent, Haley Stevens, saying that
Speaker 12: after this is all said and done, regardless of who
Speaker 12: takes the finish line yet this morning, there is even
Speaker 12: more work to be done to defeat Mike Rogers and
Speaker 12: the general election come November.
Speaker 13: And however we might feel about the campaign we've just
Speaker 13: come through, I want you to understand that it pales
Speaker 13: in comparison to the cynicism, in comparison to the corporatism,
Speaker 13: in comparison to the lies that Mike Rodgers and Donald
Speaker 13: Trump are going to tell. There is so much more
Speaker 13: that unites us. However much we might disagree with our
Speaker 13: Democratic opponent, there is so much more that unites us
Speaker 13: than divides us.
Speaker 15: You've been very open about coming back for this year
Speaker 15: last rodeo, and you talked about your wife saying, hey
Speaker 15: have another year. Mike McCarthy being here obviously a big deal.
Speaker 15: Can you tell us about the mindset of coming into
Speaker 15: your last season, like that's a real thing. It feels like, hause,
Speaker 15: is everything better? Is everything funner? Is everything more awesome?
Speaker 16: Like?
Speaker 11: How do you kind of view this year verse? Maybe
Speaker 11: the years of the past.
Speaker 17: I'm gonna plead the fifth Okay, okay, like like that
Speaker 17: absolute coward, Tony absolute?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 18: One eleven you.
Speaker 17: Got a pardon and and you pleaded over one hundred times.
Speaker 3: Yeah at the White House? What are you scared of, Tony?
Speaker 11: I thought you were the science. Yeah.
Speaker 19: Several athletes like Aaron Rodgers were ripped for questioning draconian
Speaker 19: lockdown missions. Do you think they've been vindicated?
Speaker 20: Yes, one billion percent they've been vindicated. Stu, thanks for
Speaker 20: having me. I think you can put Aaron Rodgers, props
Speaker 20: to him. I think you could put Novak Djokovic in
Speaker 20: that mix, and I think you can put Kyrie Irving
Speaker 20: in that mix. Three different sports, three different athletes who
Speaker 20: recognize that mandating the COVID show made no sense, who
Speaker 20: spoke out against it, and who were savaged by sports media.
Speaker 20: Anyone who refused to get the COVID shot was ridiculed
Speaker 20: to the high heavens that I think they have all
Speaker 20: been vindicated. And unless you're watching me right now and
Speaker 20: you're on your eighteenth or nineteenth COVID booster, I wish
Speaker 20: you would take the virus more.
Speaker 21: Seriously trans debate in the WNBA. Now you have posted
Speaker 21: a challenge, say, I'm upping my offer ten million for
Speaker 21: a head to head basketball game between the defending WNBA
Speaker 21: champion Las Vegas Aces and a boys' high school state
Speaker 21: title team of my choice. If the Aces beat my team,
Speaker 21: we'll give them ten million dollars. No, you do have
Speaker 21: the ten million, Clay, Why are you so willing to
Speaker 21: put it on the line here for this challenge to
Speaker 21: the WNBA.
Speaker 11: Because the WNBA.
Speaker 20: Has right now a lot of coaches that are coming out,
Speaker 20: including in the last day or two saying hey, if
Speaker 20: a man identifies as a woman, he should be able
Speaker 20: to play in the WNA.
Speaker 1: I think that is absolutely ludicrous. It's absurd.
Speaker 11: Just minutes before.
Speaker 22: It was set to begin, singer Barry Manilo postponed his
Speaker 22: Lexington concert. The show was scheduled for seven o'clock at Rapperina,
Speaker 22: but the announcement came shortly after six point thirty. Organizers
Speaker 22: cited unexpected and unforeseen circumstances, but didn't provide any other details.
Speaker 22: The concert will be rescheduled and current tickets will be honored.
Speaker 22: Show was originally set for March, but was delayed as
Speaker 22: Manilo recovered from lung cancer surgery.
Speaker 18: You have a sick obsession, Yes, I think.
Speaker 3: No, I do. Since I'm a little boy, I had
Speaker 3: all of his albums, and I remember that specific summer
Speaker 3: when Mandy and looks like we made It came out.
Speaker 3: You're right, I'm obsessed. I love him.
Speaker 18: You should see how you look. Oh, I know, well,
Speaker 18: this is well it plays.
Speaker 3: You should really take a video next time. It's pathetic. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I know it is.
Speaker 18: It's pathetic if I could keep my focus on you
Speaker 18: because times cringe, and.
Speaker 3: You know I'm getting nervous. Though, on a serious note,
Speaker 3: I'm sure you do cringe. But he did have lung cancer.
Speaker 3: He's already missed a couple of shows at the same arena.
Speaker 3: These poor people who go to Rupp Arena where Kentucky
Speaker 3: plays your home college basketball games in Lexington, Kentucky. These
Speaker 3: poor people who go to Ropp Arena in Kentucky have
Speaker 3: now been screwed out of Manilow twice. Twice.
Speaker 18: Come on, he has cancer.
Speaker 3: I mean, well, why make the show? I mean, the
Speaker 3: show's supposed to go up at seven o'clock, and at
Speaker 3: six point thirty, with the place packed and folks getting
Speaker 3: ready to see my man Barry, the big voice comes
Speaker 3: on and goes, sorry, folks, not tonight, drive home safely.
Speaker 18: What what?
Speaker 3: But he's not dead? And that reminds me of another story.
Speaker 3: If you go to Instagram this morning, you would think
Speaker 3: that my dear friend, and he is a dear friend,
Speaker 3: the amazing artist on this show every Wednesday years, the
Speaker 3: great Patriot, Scott Lobato, you would think he was dead.
Speaker 3: Barry Maniloe's here's a good news this morning. Folk's okay,
Speaker 3: at least not yet. Barry Maniloe's not dead, and Scott
Speaker 3: Lobato's not dead. But I did get a call last
Speaker 3: night from Frank Morano. It was about seven o'clock last night,
Speaker 3: and he said, if you don't already know, which I didn't,
Speaker 3: Scott had a heart attack. I said, what, I had
Speaker 3: a heart attack. I just saw Scott a couple of
Speaker 3: weeks ago. I didn't miss him in Little Italy last
Speaker 3: week as I was in Pennsylvania. But Scott and I
Speaker 3: were at that bed Minster dinner together when President Trump
Speaker 3: called me out. He looked, great, you look terrific. You
Speaker 3: look great in the pictures I saw this weekend in
Speaker 3: little Italy. You know he had a heart attack. Well
Speaker 3: what happened? Well, there was some Mom Danny rally on
Speaker 3: Staten Island, which I'll get known to give you the specifics. Fact,
Speaker 3: we'll do it now. What was the the rally on
Speaker 3: Staten Island home?
Speaker 23: It wasn't a rally. It was last night was National
Speaker 23: Night Out. That's the police event where the community comes
Speaker 23: out to hang out with cops, get to know their
Speaker 23: local police force.
Speaker 3: And Staten Island loves their cops.
Speaker 23: Yeah, so they had an event. I think it was
Speaker 23: a Midland if I'm not mistaken. And the mayor I think,
Speaker 23: was going around to these events. So why he hates
Speaker 23: the cops? Well, who do you think he's kidding?
Speaker 3: He hates the cops. Every decent New Yorker knows he
Speaker 3: hates the cops. Why does he do these things like
Speaker 3: he knows he's gonna get hammered. And my guess is
Speaker 3: he got hammered on Staten Island.
Speaker 10: He did. I mean, it's a. The video is amazing
Speaker 10: to watch.
Speaker 23: He gets introduced, he walks on stage, the booze are
Speaker 23: so loud that he starts to make the speech. He
Speaker 23: actually calls out Scott Lebata because he sees them in
Speaker 23: the crowd.
Speaker 3: But he didn't call him out negatively. He's like, oh,
Speaker 3: let me say low to my buddy or something. He
Speaker 3: was he was being sarcastic. He was because he's a dick.
Speaker 3: He was being sarcastic. But he did mention Libaedo's name.
Speaker 3: He did, Yeah, but it was so loud.
Speaker 23: He clearly had some sort of prepared text that he
Speaker 23: was gonna say, but the booze were so loud that
Speaker 23: he left the stage as quickly as he walked onto it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's great. Congratulations to my friends on Staten Island.
Speaker 3: They're the best people in New York. It's the best borough.
Speaker 3: There's no doubt about it. Of all the boroughs. Manhattan
Speaker 3: is the worst. The worst people in New York live
Speaker 3: in Manhattan, not even close. Brooklyn is a close second.
Speaker 3: Brooklyn sucks. My Borrow used to be the greatest. Ever.
Speaker 3: It sucks. The Bronx eh the Queens where I live,
Speaker 3: eh Stton, Island's the best, so good job by those people.
Speaker 3: So the story that I was told by Frank Morano
Speaker 3: and Johnny Tobacco, two close friends of Scott and close
Speaker 3: friends of mine, good guys, was so Lobato's yelling and
Speaker 3: screaming at the top of his lungs, cursing out Mam Donnie,
Speaker 3: Mam Donnie leaves, which is weird because Lobato collapsed after
Speaker 3: Mam Donnie left. In other words, when he was yelling
Speaker 3: and screaming at this disgusting mayor, he was fine. Then
Speaker 3: the mayor left and I don't know if he was
Speaker 3: still yelling. I don't know what he was doing. But
Speaker 3: then he collapsed, and I was told that it was
Speaker 3: scary that he did lose consciousness, that he turned a
Speaker 3: whiter shade of pale. You can play that today. But
Speaker 3: then I was told by Frank that the good news
Speaker 3: is is when EMS arrived that Lobato actually tried to
Speaker 3: climb on the gurney by himself, so it wasn't like
Speaker 3: he was still unconscious when EMS arrived, and then of
Speaker 3: course they took him to the hospital. And the first
Speaker 3: thing Johnny Tobacco sent me last night, which Scott Lobato
Speaker 3: posted later was Lobato giving the finger to whoever took
Speaker 3: the picture, which is really classic Libato. That's in the
Speaker 3: spirit of Libato. But I'm going to pull a President
Speaker 3: Trump this morning on Lobato right now. He knows how
Speaker 3: much I love him. You know, look, there is no
Speaker 3: question anybody who's being honest. I'm the face of them.
Speaker 3: I'm Donnie hate in this city. But I'm not alone.
Speaker 3: And I'm gonna really talk about two people here who
Speaker 3: deserve that credit. Maybe three. I'm gonna put Bodedel into
Speaker 3: the mix. Voter does a great job on this show
Speaker 3: every Tuesday. Congratulations, Bow you're in the mix. Vicki Palladino
Speaker 3: very proud of her in city Council and Lobato really
Speaker 3: the four of us, unlike the business leaders in this city,
Speaker 3: who Charlie Gasparino I love. Charlie called him out yesterday, said,
Speaker 3: you know, it's funny for all the bitching about business
Speaker 3: in this city, the business leaders, they don't say much.
Speaker 3: I think you only mentioned Jamie Diamond, but you know
Speaker 3: who you are. You know you don't say much because
Speaker 3: you need the mayor. But we don't need the mayor. Okay,
Speaker 3: I don't need the mayor. VICKI doesn't need the mayor.
Speaker 3: Bo doesn't need the mayor. Lebata doesn't need the mayor.
Speaker 3: So we tell the truth. He's a piece of garbage,
Speaker 3: is what he is. He's a walking garbage pail. That's it.
Speaker 3: So Lobato hits the deck, ends up in the hospital.
Speaker 3: He's okay. But here's my Trump analogy. You remember when
Speaker 3: my dear friend President Trump, who I love dearly, but
Speaker 3: he makes mistakes, he does, and he made a mistake
Speaker 3: with John McCain when he said that McCain is not
Speaker 3: a real war hero because he got caught. You remember
Speaker 3: that gnome. Of course, that's ridiculous, obviously, okay, But in
Speaker 3: the same spirit, I'm gonna call out Scott Lobato this
Speaker 3: morning because you cannot allow this mayor to give you
Speaker 3: a heart attack, and you can't be the one in
Speaker 3: the hospital. If anything, you got to give the mayor
Speaker 3: a heart attack. If anybody should be in a hospital
Speaker 3: bed this morning, it should be Mamdanie. So in the
Speaker 3: spirit of McCain getting caught, Lobato is a bit of
Speaker 3: a loser this morning. Even though we pray for Lobato,
Speaker 3: we love him, and he's as tough as anybody in
Speaker 3: this city. And we're happy he's okay. But you can't
Speaker 3: allow Mamdanie to put you in the hospital with a
Speaker 3: heart attack, can you. That's horrible? Well, you know, Mam
Speaker 3: Donnie gets to win. Ma'm Donnie's like, look at me.
Speaker 3: I gave Scott Lobato a heart attack.
Speaker 10: And he smiled through that whole speech.
Speaker 23: Ye, anyway, he clearly he wasn't happy smile.
Speaker 3: So if Lebato, you can give the finger all you want,
Speaker 3: but you gave Mam Donni the win, your son of
Speaker 3: a bitch, get out of that hospital bed today, get
Speaker 3: back out here with us, get back in the streets.
Speaker 3: Paint more things, biltmore sculptures. Out of this. Mam Donnie
Speaker 3: gave me a heart attack. What are you nuts?
Speaker 18: How many people get revived in one night, on one
Speaker 18: night with a defibrillation at no, no, no, no, and then
Speaker 18: the next day have one of their close friends calling
Speaker 18: them a looser? And you know, can't that can't happen
Speaker 18: to you, you know, less than probably, let's say, twelve hours.
Speaker 18: He practically was dead for probably a couple of minutes.
Speaker 18: He's fine, No, no, when they use a defibrillation.
Speaker 3: It was very scary, not follows. I started to cry
Speaker 3: when Frank called me. But now that turns out he's okay.
Speaker 3: He's a loser, all right. Now, you can't let the
Speaker 3: mayor give you a heart attack? What are you nuts?
Speaker 3: You let this son of a bitch jeehad terrorist sympathizer
Speaker 3: get the win. He's walking around town, he feels like
Speaker 3: a million bucks and my boy has nineteen needles in
Speaker 3: his arm in the hospital. What are we doing here?
Speaker 3: It's a loss. I hate to say it. I'm glad
Speaker 3: he's okay, but terrible job by Lebato.
Speaker 18: You should have followed them into the ambulance. You would
Speaker 18: have been great positive feedback for him. Okay, Hey, Scott,
Speaker 18: I'm glad you're okay. You're a You're fine. You're gonna
Speaker 18: it's gonna be okay. You're gonna get some good treatment.
Speaker 18: What kind of a loser, though, let's that happen? Are
Speaker 18: you kidding?
Speaker 6: What is.
Speaker 18: Possibly going on with you? You can't let him give
Speaker 18: you a heart attack?
Speaker 3: Well, you mean, I think I'm making some sense, Lou
Speaker 3: You're the funniest bis So god em created. I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: I gotta say that I'm set up for years? He
Speaker 3: was right? How did I am this close with you
Speaker 3: and watch you upright every day? You're the funniest guy
Speaker 3: maybe in the history of radio. I mean, but you
Speaker 3: ain't even trying to be funny. You're being serious. I know.
Speaker 3: But you can't let the mayor give you a heart attack. Sorry,
Speaker 3: it should be the other way around. If everybody's yelling
Speaker 3: at the mayor, let him drop to the floor.
Speaker 18: That's a good point, Thank.
Speaker 3: You very much to him. You agree with that? Yes?
Speaker 3: So are we all in agreement now with all the
Speaker 3: yokes aside that Lebato's a loser?
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, he's.
Speaker 3: A I texted Lebato, I said, call in from the
Speaker 3: hospital today. He'll be a hero man.
Speaker 18: What you're just kind of exponentially making it worse?
Speaker 3: Why? Well, I think people still want to hear from him.
Speaker 3: People love him.
Speaker 18: What I'm saying, would you? Would you call in?
Speaker 24: Yes?
Speaker 18: Along with you a heart issue?
Speaker 3: Take it easy? You fine, call in this morning. I
Speaker 3: mean again, if you go to Instagram, you'd have thought
Speaker 3: the poor bastard died. You know. Everybody hears me and Scott.
Speaker 3: Here's me and Scott rushing to put up a picture
Speaker 3: as if anybody cares.
Speaker 18: Oh, I wonder how Frank saw the event last night.
Speaker 3: I one he wasn't there. He was on the way
Speaker 3: when the ambulance was showing up, so he missed it.
Speaker 3: And I don't think Johnny Tobacco was there either. There's
Speaker 3: a bunch of people on the interne who never heard
Speaker 3: of I mean I heard of one of them, Stepney
Speaker 3: Bencham or whatever. But she annoys me. She's the one
Speaker 3: who walking at me about Curtis Sliever for Monsie. Shut up,
Speaker 3: you know what you're talking about. Just shut up? God.
Speaker 3: You know they give you an Instagram account. You got
Speaker 3: about fifty thousand people that like you, and all of
Speaker 3: a sudden, you're important when you're not. You know, I'm
Speaker 3: around Bruce Blakeman every day. I'm around Scott Lobato, I'm
Speaker 3: around Curtis Sleeve, who cares. No one cares nobody. So
Speaker 3: you got a couple likes on Instagram, my god. But
Speaker 3: I don't really know any important people that were around
Speaker 3: the BETO last night. I don't know. Okay, I sow
Speaker 3: one picture of Scott would what's his name po Sella,
Speaker 3: But I mean that's an whole picture I don't think
Speaker 3: Beto was there either. I don't know, and I don't care.
Speaker 3: I'm just happy Scott's okay, and God bless That's all
Speaker 3: that matters.
Speaker 18: And get out of bed.
Speaker 3: You losing, right, What a terrible job. My god, I
Speaker 3: gotta watch Grant Stinfield this morning. Tell me that my
Speaker 3: guy hit the ground as Mam Donnie walked away smiling.
Speaker 16: What is that?
Speaker 10: No little crazy?
Speaker 23: I saw videos, by the way, there's other videos I
Speaker 23: saw people are sending him to me last night of
Speaker 23: him following the mayor as he came in, you know,
Speaker 23: doing his.
Speaker 3: Oh he did a great job him screaming at him.
Speaker 3: I mean to the point again where the mayor had
Speaker 3: to say something about him. That's that's a huge win
Speaker 3: for the bait is. But then the wind went away.
Speaker 10: It did very quick, Cushi.
Speaker 3: That's it now you lost.
Speaker 18: Well, look at the impact what he did has, you know,
Speaker 18: you can look at it like that. He had such
Speaker 18: an impact on mom Donnie that.
Speaker 3: He gave meself a heart attime.
Speaker 18: Well, the the circumstances going on around the city have
Speaker 18: made him so insane that Mam Donnie gave Yeah, is
Speaker 18: a loser.
Speaker 3: Donnie gets the wind enough of this guy. But if
Speaker 3: you want to call in today, lobatol, give us a
Speaker 3: help update because on a serious snow and a lot
Speaker 3: of people really love you, including me, and I'm very
Speaker 3: very proud You're a proud to be your friend. They're not
Speaker 3: really a loser, I mean kind of, but I don't
Speaker 3: know on a scale of one to ten loser knowing
Speaker 3: what is he with me? No, he's not a loser, really, no,
Speaker 3: zero zero.
Speaker 10: He got a call out from the mayor.
Speaker 3: So okay, so zero. So what that was before? What
Speaker 3: does that mean? That's like picturing a no hitter through
Speaker 3: the eighth the inn and giving up nineteen runs of
Speaker 3: the ninth. Well, this is the question, I know how
Speaker 3: you're talking about.
Speaker 23: If it wasn't over, the question they need to know
Speaker 23: is did he collapse after.
Speaker 3: The mayor was gone? He was gone, so the mayor
Speaker 3: didn't see Well that's true because the mayor didn't see it.
Speaker 3: But you don't think the mayor sees it this morning?
Speaker 10: Oh he knew about it last night.
Speaker 3: And I'm walking around having a great day and this
Speaker 3: this guy's about hospital of a meet. All right, you're
Speaker 3: giving him a zero one to ten what's your number
Speaker 3: one one to ten loser, lobato. I'm gonna be him
Speaker 3: an eight eight on the loser's.
Speaker 18: Score, No kidding. You came up with a stupid scenario.
Speaker 3: That's what. It's obvious.
Speaker 18: Can you give him an eighth nine? Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 18: At least there's room for improvement.
Speaker 3: I think it's obvious. I mean, most rational people will
Speaker 3: agree with me that I don't want this mayor feeling
Speaker 3: like he's gonna give any of us a heart attack.
Speaker 3: We're gonna give him a heart attack. I don't want
Speaker 3: anybody to die necessarily.
Speaker 18: Well, that's pretty big of you, Thank you.
Speaker 3: I got heart bro. Yeah, wait this one more time.
Speaker 3: Trump finally, but again it's not strong enough because you know,
Speaker 3: the communist thing is doesn't do it for me. I
Speaker 3: don't know even some of these business leaders say that,
Speaker 3: and that's all they say. It's not strong enough. He's
Speaker 3: so many other east words. I sd one that I
Speaker 3: used on Fox News that people are still talking about.
Speaker 3: People are upset, Like I care they're upset. I told
Speaker 3: the true and I gave you a real good explanation
Speaker 3: and definition. Why even though grip Jenkins, why I like
Speaker 3: very very much tried his best. I didn't crush Fox.
Speaker 3: I didn't crush him. I told you the way I felt,
Speaker 3: and many many agree with me. But Trump has took
Speaker 3: on this one word communist. I guess I'll take it.
Speaker 3: So when airports one yesterday, Trump does call out Mom Donnie,
Speaker 3: it's good, it's good. It could be better, President Trump
Speaker 3: cut number one.
Speaker 4: Look, the Mandamie thing is it's a disaster waiting to happen.
Speaker 4: We can't have a communist in charge of a great
Speaker 4: supposedly free enterprise.
Speaker 5: Is kind of a representative city.
Speaker 4: So I think it's if you have a communist man,
Speaker 4: I think it's going to be very tough for him
Speaker 4: and for the city.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 4: I think it's a shame that that particular man is
Speaker 4: endorsing him and very friendly with him.
Speaker 5: You can see there's a relationship.
Speaker 3: He blew up the.
Speaker 2: World Trade Center, right, you're talking about blow up the world, yes,
Speaker 2: and he's friends with Mandal.
Speaker 3: Because he is took a smiling selfie in the street
Speaker 3: with this cleric who was a co conspirader, yes, in
Speaker 3: the nineteen ninety three World Trade Center bombing. And then
Speaker 3: you want to know why people like Giovanni Colante don't
Speaker 3: want him there come nine to eleven. Now, there's a
Speaker 3: lady that the Worldwide News Network yesterday highlighted, and I
Speaker 3: believe her name is Elizabeth Miller. Is that right home?
Speaker 10: That's right?
Speaker 3: And her dad was a firefighter who was killed on
Speaker 3: nine to eleven. But she made it a point to
Speaker 3: go the other way and say that she thinks the
Speaker 3: mayor should be there, that the mayor wants well.
Speaker 23: In fairness to her, she wasn't saying that she supported
Speaker 23: the mayor. She said her argument was she didn't want
Speaker 23: it to become about him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I made the point very clear yesterday. If
Speaker 3: he's standing there, it's all about him. That's all you're
Speaker 3: gonna see on TV is his face, his expression. It's
Speaker 3: all about him. He's not there. They make the point,
Speaker 3: oh my god, the mayor's not there, and then it's over.
Speaker 3: That's it. But as long as he's there, there'll be
Speaker 3: family members that will looking at him and start to cry.
Speaker 3: TV will only have their TV shot on him. So
Speaker 3: I hate to break it to Miss Miller, who's gonna
Speaker 3: join me on this show tomorrow. You're not gonna want
Speaker 3: to miss that. I'm not gonna be disrespectful because I
Speaker 3: love her, I do, and I feel horrible about her father.
Speaker 3: I do. But she is so wrong. The truth is,
Speaker 3: if he's there, he gets all the attention. It's all
Speaker 3: on him. Everybody's looking to see what the mayor does,
Speaker 3: his facial expression, all of it. You're gonna argue that.
Speaker 23: No, because they always do that play by play where
Speaker 23: you have all the leaders standing next to each other,
Speaker 23: the president.
Speaker 3: They'll only be talking about this guy in those show
Speaker 3: and if he smiles, or if he whatever he does
Speaker 3: he becomes. If he's not there, you don't get any
Speaker 3: of that. You'll get any of it. So Miller is
Speaker 3: so wrong. If you don't want him to be the
Speaker 3: center of attention, then he really shouldn't be there. So
Speaker 3: she's going to join me tomorrow. But today I'm really
Speaker 3: excited about this. The Head of the Catholic League. He's
Speaker 3: here once a year. And it all started when Bernard
Speaker 3: McGirk convinced me almost a decade ago, how great this
Speaker 3: guy is on Saint Patrick's Day, the Head of the
Speaker 3: Catholic League. Bill don at you. He has not missed
Speaker 3: one Saint Patrick's Day on this show since I returned
Speaker 3: to New York. Well, today will be the first time
Speaker 3: I believe that'll be on this show on a day
Speaker 3: that's not Saint Patrick's day, because Bill the Catholic League
Speaker 3: actually wrote a six page letter begging mom Donnie, basically
Speaker 3: begging him not to come, not to come in the
Speaker 3: name of Jesus, the head of the Catholic League, No,
Speaker 3: don't be there. So he's gonna come on today. Normal?
Speaker 3: How cool is that?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Who doesn't like Bill Donnio?
Speaker 3: Well, I guess I'm Donnie.
Speaker 10: Ye maybe not?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Anything else? What else has the mayor done besides
Speaker 3: causing a lobato heart attack and still showing up on
Speaker 3: nine to eleven? What else?
Speaker 10: I think that's the number one story from yesterday. I
Speaker 10: mean there's nothing after that.
Speaker 3: Nothing else.
Speaker 10: No is the mayor?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: All right? So the selection in Michigan with this El
Speaker 3: Sayed and when you watch El Sayed, which I did
Speaker 3: a lot this morning, a lot, and he's gonna win.
Speaker 3: He's only up two or three points, but he's gonna win.
Speaker 3: He'll edge Hailey Stevens and he will eventually take on
Speaker 3: Mike Rogers for the opportunity to replace Gary Peters in
Speaker 3: the Michigan Senate, you're gonna win, and you watch them
Speaker 3: and you look at them. It's Mom Donnie the unity
Speaker 3: nonsense and how Donald Trump's a bad guy and Mike
Speaker 3: Rogers is a bad guy and we're still gonna band
Speaker 3: together Democrats the essay, it doesn't matter. It's all about
Speaker 3: unity to defeat all these horrible Americans. It's like watching
Speaker 3: Mom Donnie, same guy.
Speaker 23: No, yeah, well, the only difference is he is not DSA,
Speaker 23: but he'll take the DSA endorsements.
Speaker 3: He's not THESA. No El sayed, no, he's not. Really.
Speaker 23: Yeah, he's quick to tell you that that he's not.
Speaker 23: But he says if Bernie Sanders wants to support him,
Speaker 23: he's fine with that.
Speaker 3: Corey Bush is the essay. She got beat again by
Speaker 3: the same guy that made me happy Wesley Bell beat
Speaker 3: her again. Wasn't clear the second straight time in Missouri,
Speaker 3: not even close. I know the DSA people were very
Speaker 3: upset last night, but maybe they should come to the
Speaker 3: realization that America hates Cory Bush, stop getting upset about
Speaker 3: it and move on from her because she is a
Speaker 3: terrible person. She got murdered in that race, right, Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: anything else from these five states last night, all anybody
Speaker 3: cares about is El Sayette, I know Trump had a
Speaker 3: couple of wins again and some of these governor primaries.
Speaker 23: Yeah, he's the race. And NBC actually already called the
Speaker 23: race for him.
Speaker 10: They're the first one.
Speaker 3: El Sah yeah, yeah, yeah. What nobody else has They
Speaker 3: say it's too close, But I'm gonna go with MBC
Speaker 3: and El Sayed is gonna win this race. And that
Speaker 3: is really the big primary story from last night. What
Speaker 3: else is out there this morning?
Speaker 23: You know how many times as can one president get
Speaker 23: threats against his life?
Speaker 3: We have another one, another guy from calip on you
Speaker 3: with a whole bunch of guns.
Speaker 23: This guy was caught on the Trump National golf Course
Speaker 23: in Los Angeles, and it was on Sunday. I'm not
Speaker 23: sure why it didn't come out till late yesterday, but
Speaker 23: this is the exact location where President Trump will be
Speaker 23: holding a Republican fundraiser later today. So this thirty eight
Speaker 23: year old, they somebody notices them, thank god, lurking in
Speaker 23: the area of this golf course. You know, obviously the
Speaker 23: golf course is going to be secured ahead of the
Speaker 23: president's arrival. He was taking photos, videos, he was watching
Speaker 23: the security planning activities, and so finally police went up
Speaker 23: to him, they said, who the hell are you, and
Speaker 23: then they realized it was actually somebody they were looking
Speaker 23: for for a robbery back in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 10: They cuff him, they pat him down.
Speaker 23: He's got every bit of ammunition you can possibly think of,
Speaker 23: either on him or in his car in the golf
Speaker 23: parking lot.
Speaker 10: And then they go over to his car.
Speaker 23: Which is rather his home, which is not too far away,
Speaker 23: and they find all kinds of weapons there. So now
Speaker 23: the question is did help his site set on the president?
Speaker 23: You know that pot being Trump's golf club.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's like asking you if I don't know when
Speaker 3: they stayed. The Jewish guy on the Upper West Side
Speaker 3: was out a hate crime. Obviously he was at her.
Speaker 3: You're thinking the President, you would think, so, yeah, it's
Speaker 3: an everyday thing. So that's a bit of a scary story.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but thank god, thank god they called him.
Speaker 3: So Mam Donnie was not the only mayor to get
Speaker 3: booed recently. Again, he got bood big time on Staten Island.
Speaker 3: And you guys know how I feel about Eric Adams.
Speaker 3: I hate to do this because I've got people that
Speaker 3: I like, Howard Frank other people that like him. But
Speaker 3: you know how I feel about Eric Adams. He was
Speaker 3: a colossal disappointment. The only thing Eric Adams how's going
Speaker 3: for him is he sandwiched in between the two worst
Speaker 3: mayors and the history of this city build the Blasio
Speaker 3: and Mamdanie, maybe the two worst mayors in the history
Speaker 3: of the country. That's his That's what he's got going for.
Speaker 3: He sandwiched in between those two guys. And I know
Speaker 3: they love him here, Todd, John, everybody, Okay, the guy
Speaker 3: was a miserable failure, failure for three years. He did
Speaker 3: nothing in this city. Nothing, Prohamas ran wild. He wasn't
Speaker 3: even here at Columbia I was. He was jet setting
Speaker 3: to Rome and chalking it all up to the First Amendment.
Speaker 3: You couldn't find Derek Adams till all the heat was off.
Speaker 3: Then he showed up at the Nova thing with Lizzie Sebetski.
Speaker 3: Then he's at the Israeli Day Parade. The heat was off. Okay,
Speaker 3: that's the gods honest truth. I'm the one who was
Speaker 3: on the trains every day for sixteen months telling Leu
Speaker 3: and nor them how scary. It was Eric Adams was
Speaker 3: nowhere to be found. I had to call one time,
Speaker 3: Eddie Caban, he was the police commissioner myself and asked
Speaker 3: for a police detail because I was told by my
Speaker 3: family not to come back to work. Eric was nowhere
Speaker 3: to be found. You had homeless people and vets American
Speaker 3: citizens sleeping on park benches, and Eric was at the
Speaker 3: front of the bus handing out all these beautiful supplies
Speaker 3: and five star hotels and all these wonderful benefits for illegals. Illegals.
Speaker 3: It took him three years to wake up and figure
Speaker 3: out if this isn't working. And he never mentioned Joe
Speaker 3: Biden's name all this nonsense Hill. He was tough on Biden.
Speaker 3: All he talked about was the federal government that remember
Speaker 3: that name. Of course, he never said Joe Biden's name.
Speaker 3: It's a lie. They lie in this city. Business leaders lie,
Speaker 3: everybody lies. I think he mentioned Biden's name once. Maybe
Speaker 3: maybe Okay, truth is but seventy five percent of his
Speaker 3: oral stay. He cheated illegals better than New Yorkers and Americans.
Speaker 3: His police department was a joke. Four different commissioners, Thank god.
Speaker 3: Jessica Tish saved his ass. Almost his whole administration should
Speaker 3: have gone to prison. They all got indicted, all of them.
Speaker 3: Quite frankly, he should have gone to prison. President Trump
Speaker 3: saved his ass. I speak to big time attorneys, the
Speaker 3: best in the country. Joe Takapino, one of them said,
Speaker 3: he read that indictment and Eric Adams, if it was
Speaker 3: anybody else, would have gone to jail. So let's stop this.
Speaker 3: Eric Adams is great stuff. I know this station likes him,
Speaker 3: but I don't care. I don't go about what the
Speaker 3: station does, Okay, I go about what I do, and
Speaker 3: I know better. I told everybody at the station early
Speaker 3: on during the election, get off the Eric Adams bandwig
Speaker 3: and he's not gonna win. They were all banking on Eric.
Speaker 3: Maybe Curtis so quick and Eric will win. No never
Speaker 3: had a chance. And in fact it was so bad
Speaker 3: for Eric Adams. This never happens. The incumbent had to
Speaker 3: drop out. No, the incumbent had to drop out. He
Speaker 3: was polling lesson Curtis. So I was right again. So
Speaker 3: he's in some data center in Michigan. I guess there's somewhere.
Speaker 3: I don't know. When they booed the pants off him.
Speaker 3: They boot him. Wasn't even in New York City. It
Speaker 3: was a different state, different city, and they boot him.
Speaker 3: And it made me happy because ilist and he's not
Speaker 3: a bad guy. When you meet him, he's very nice.
Speaker 3: I've had a lot of dinners, a lot of lunches,
Speaker 3: private conversations. There was a time when you can say
Speaker 3: that Sid and Eric Adams will legitimately becoming close. There was.
Speaker 3: And then he abandoned me. He abandoned the city. He
Speaker 3: abandoned everybody he did. And while you folks, especially the
Speaker 3: Jews out there and the business leaders, go on and
Speaker 3: on and you're still hanging out with them and smoking
Speaker 3: cigars and hanging out at New York City restaurants, you
Speaker 3: look foolish. You're embarrassing yourselves. He was a bad mayor. Again,
Speaker 3: Sandwich in between these two losers, he looks like a
Speaker 3: million bucks. But put Eric Adams up against Rudy or
Speaker 3: Bloomberg or a host of other guys, cotch. He's a
Speaker 3: miserable failure. Is there anything inaccurate in what I just said?
Speaker 10: No, not at all.
Speaker 23: But you know what he did answer is the question
Speaker 23: is what Mayor Adams has been up to since he
Speaker 23: left city hall, and apparently he's a paid advisor to
Speaker 23: one of these groups that's trying to build AI data
Speaker 23: centers across the country, and so that's why he was
Speaker 23: in Wisconsin over the weekend to try to get you
Speaker 23: had to try to convince this town hall that they
Speaker 23: should build making money.
Speaker 3: Who knows who's paying this guy.
Speaker 10: It's probably a lot of money too, it probably is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, who knows. I don't know. I don't care. I
Speaker 3: just I want just call the game accurately. That's all.
Speaker 3: Call it accurately. I can see the picture of all
Speaker 3: these idiots at a white party in the Hamptons last
Speaker 3: summer arguing me that Eric Adams is going to win
Speaker 3: and he's our only choice. I didn't need Curtis sleewa
Speaker 3: Swagerman no plan, that nonsense, that's stupidity, that eighth grade
Speaker 3: vocabulary stuff. I knew it. I told you we launched
Speaker 3: the Democrats because he butted up the Trump to save
Speaker 3: his own ass, and real Republicans like me, we never
Speaker 3: bought it. We know what he was doing. So he
Speaker 3: had no base. He was pulling at one point eight percent.
Speaker 3: Curtis was at eighteen before he quit. So I'm sick
Speaker 3: of him too. I'm sick of all these people. I
Speaker 3: really am. I'm sick. I'm in a really bad place.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of nonsense in this city. People tell
Speaker 3: you they're great the affair, they're terrific. They're not, bottom line,
Speaker 3: and it's my position, of my job to call it out.
Speaker 3: And if you don't like it, I don't care. Go
Speaker 3: listen to somebody else. Brother, You're not gonna find a
Speaker 3: morning show in this city that likes Eric Adams. Because
Speaker 3: if you think I'm bad, the guy across the street
Speaker 3: getting a one point nine, he's even worse. He talks
Speaker 3: about Eric Adams still every day, every day, Eric Adams,
Speaker 3: I got shot and Andrew Cuomo, sorry, Johonastein, but he
Speaker 3: doesn't care about you or your in laws. He's got
Speaker 3: Cuomo Derangement syndrome CDs. That's like TEDS. That's why he
Speaker 3: talks about Cuomo every day. He doesn't care about you.
Speaker 3: It's very nice that you love him forever and you
Speaker 3: talked about him on the show yesterday. He doesn't care.
Speaker 3: He is a sick man, seriously, a very sick guy.
Speaker 3: And especially when it comes to Clomo and I begged
Speaker 3: him and pleaded with him for weeks and months. You
Speaker 3: guys know that Como was not going to win. What
Speaker 3: do you waste your time with Clomo for? He didn't listen.
Speaker 3: Nobody listens. You know, nobody listens. And I'm trying to
Speaker 3: figure out at the risk again is sounding like a
Speaker 3: narcissist and some people don't like that. I don't care
Speaker 3: about that. What have I been wrong about?
Speaker 21: No?
Speaker 3: Honestly, well, I'm being serious Trump Iran Eric Adams and
Speaker 3: what Yeah, I did not think Mam Donnie was gonna
Speaker 3: win the primary, and I was wrong. But once he
Speaker 3: beat Clomo and when he was a legitimate threat. Yeah,
Speaker 3: So what have I really been wrong with? What? What
Speaker 3: you guys want me to be wrong about? It? I
Speaker 3: think I think you think I'm wrong by calling Lobato
Speaker 3: a loser this morning. Okay, that's true, but that was
Speaker 3: That's a terrible job out of Lobato. My god, that
Speaker 3: son of a bitch. That guy he didn't die, but
Speaker 3: then he really be a loser.
Speaker 10: But he just got the guy's lying in a hospital bed.
Speaker 18: After just practically being dead. I mean, he was preped.
Speaker 18: When you have to resuscitate somebody there dead.
Speaker 3: He ate something bad. I don't know.
Speaker 18: Oh, okay, that's not what happens.
Speaker 3: Do you have to stop smoking cigarettes now?
Speaker 10: Maybe?
Speaker 3: Oh and what about drinking?
Speaker 10: That'd be a good start.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, he's kind of you know those videos
Speaker 3: when he walks up and he has a canvas behind
Speaker 3: him with a glass of scotch and a cigarette. I
Speaker 3: mean he is like such the perfect and listen, I'm
Speaker 3: only kid, and I love the guy. I couldn't love
Speaker 3: him anymore than I do. He is a fighter like
Speaker 3: like nobody, okay, like nobody, and I'm really happy he's okay.
Speaker 3: But I don't even know what I would do this
Speaker 3: morning if he actually did, God forbid die, I wouldn't
Speaker 3: do the show. I'll tell you that. So I'm really
Speaker 3: happy he's okay.
Speaker 18: Good to hear. That's good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean there's not gonna be a button now,
Speaker 3: cut it out.
Speaker 6: Loo.
Speaker 10: No, No, I'm watching.
Speaker 3: You, and I know you're wanting me to say, but
Speaker 3: I've already made my point. I made my point. I'm
Speaker 3: not taking it back.
Speaker 18: So I'm sure the doctor is on his way out
Speaker 18: the door, though. Come out there with me in a wheelchair,
Speaker 18: get to a car. Yeah, you could the cigarettes. They're fine,
Speaker 18: keep on doing that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I hear that.
Speaker 18: As much liquor as you want.
Speaker 3: He's got a listen. Then he should have just died. Okay,
Speaker 3: I mean he's gotta live, he's got to do some
Speaker 3: things he still likes to do. What are you gonna do?
Speaker 18: I'm sure they're not saying keep on the road.
Speaker 3: You know, when I was a young kid, I had
Speaker 3: asthma that was terrible asthma, and the doctor told me,
Speaker 3: you know sirus, you don't ever drink, don't ever smoke
Speaker 3: a cigarette. I had terrible asthma. I couldn't even take Theodore.
Speaker 3: After a while, I had to go straight to the
Speaker 3: hospital and got adrenaline. Swear to God, every every time.
Speaker 3: It was so bad. At my last asthma attack at
Speaker 3: the age of eighteen, and the doctor made it very
Speaker 3: very clear that I can't do can't smoke, can't drink,
Speaker 3: can't do drugs. Let's fast forward with the tape about
Speaker 3: forty five years.
Speaker 23: Why am I not shocked to hear they gave you
Speaker 23: adrenaline all those years.
Speaker 10: That's shocking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm just saying the doctor said you better move
Speaker 3: to Arizona and don't ever do any of these things.
Speaker 3: Are you gonna die here?
Speaker 20: I am.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be sixty years old in April. I've done
Speaker 3: all these things and a lot of them.
Speaker 18: Now Sid's looking for the play. Where can I get
Speaker 18: that adrenaline?
Speaker 3: Now again, that's what le they don't need this morning.
Speaker 3: He is a nic shot of adrenal and to get him
Speaker 3: out of there.
Speaker 18: But that's one thing you don't need it.
Speaker 3: No, I don't know that now, So Tobacco Morano. All
Speaker 3: you guys, I know you'll listen every morning. Reach out
Speaker 3: to Scott and tell him that New York would love
Speaker 3: to hear from him. Not on Instagram, not on some
Speaker 3: Jewish influencers account. Call the show, million people listening, Call
Speaker 3: the show and tell everybody you're okay and we all
Speaker 3: love you a lot. All right. We've got a lot
Speaker 3: of great guys stopping by today, which Lowry Hanks Shinkoff
Speaker 3: I mentioned, Bill Donahue, Bruce Blakeman, Peter King and the
Speaker 3: Big One today. He was everywhere yesterday a Steve Varney
Speaker 3: on Box. He was also on Will Caine on Box.
Speaker 3: Clay Travis, who's now become a good friend of this show,
Speaker 3: he's on just about weekly. He's gonna stop by his
Speaker 3: well six great guests.
Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 1: Podcast Network.
Speaker 3: Some Girl Langley is something I don't know, Hella Langley.
Speaker 14: That's right, dude. It is such a good song.
Speaker 3: I'm even killing Yeah, it's been number one forever.
Speaker 14: She is so talented and she is a rocket.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they just promoted that song.
Speaker 14: Oh my god, I was cute.
Speaker 25: I would do unthinkable things just to spend fifteen seconds with.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 14: Yeah, no, I'm I'm madly in love with.
Speaker 3: Then you wonder why this kid doesn't really I mean
Speaker 3: I always got to go up right now, but no
Speaker 3: one's seen it. It's kind of like Joel Bulls like, right,
Speaker 3: it's kind of like, well, I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 3: you know, every time I call him, he's like, I'm
Speaker 3: out of her house. I'm like, okay, put her on. Well,
Speaker 3: you remember the.
Speaker 14: Russian the Russian checks that you made go on the
Speaker 14: air that one time.
Speaker 3: She was good and your mother or Dinah's been a
Speaker 3: birthday a couple of days ago. Happy birthday, sweetheart. She
Speaker 3: hated your golfen Oh my god. Yeah, but my whole
Speaker 3: family sec know, so Ella Langley is a big deal.
Speaker 14: Yeah, huge. She won like seven c m A Awards
Speaker 14: or something like that.
Speaker 3: So she's a country music star today. Yeah, she's the
Speaker 3: biggest star than like Jason Oldeene right now. Yeah, what
Speaker 3: about it was the fat guy who's not Fatimore with?
Speaker 3: What about him?
Speaker 14: She is bigger than Jelly Roll? Well not you know?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: No, yeah? What about the Zach Brown band?
Speaker 14: Yeah, Zach Brown band is not that big a little?
Speaker 3: What about the guy that's on the show with Lionel
Speaker 3: Richie and what's his name? The voice? Not the Voice
Speaker 3: American Idol? Isn't he still big? Oh?
Speaker 14: Blake Shelton, No.
Speaker 3: No, he's not that Blake was on the Voice, He's
Speaker 3: he's still big.
Speaker 14: But no, I mean you got Morgan Wallin's a huge star.
Speaker 8: Oh.
Speaker 3: I was just in Pennsylvania this weekend Morgan Wallan performed.
Speaker 14: Yeah, he's great. He's on tour right now, so it was.
Speaker 3: It right, he's a big band. Yeah, Zach Brown will
Speaker 3: always sell off.
Speaker 14: I'll still after the rest.
Speaker 3: Of the court. You're telling me they score right now? Langley,
Speaker 3: can I yuse some of the song? Well, you can
Speaker 3: find it. What's the name of the song? Again, choosing
Speaker 3: Texas Ella Langley, what's the name of that song? Again?
Speaker 3: Choosing choosing Texas.
Speaker 18: That sounds great. Yeah, she's very beautiful.
Speaker 3: Really, she doesn't sound beautiful country music single. It's never
Speaker 3: a sound.
Speaker 16: No.
Speaker 3: I'm sure she is, but they never sound beautiful.
Speaker 14: She doesn't have one blemish?
Speaker 3: Really? How old is she? Make? It? Just begging to
Speaker 3: take it? Perfect age?
Speaker 14: She is a perfect age?
Speaker 3: What he does that? What is the perfect age?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 14: Let's say she's gotta be like twenty six or something
Speaker 14: like that.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, we're gonna get her on twenty seven.
Speaker 3: All right, reach out to Langley playing you.
Speaker 14: I reach out to her every day.
Speaker 3: I mean really seriously.
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Speaker 3: You can't allow mom Donnie to give you a heart attack.
Speaker 3: That's that's a terrible job out of Scott. It's got
Speaker 3: to be the other way around. Give that bastard the
Speaker 3: heart attack, but we all praying for him to be okay,
Speaker 3: which he is. He's fine, and I'll get back out
Speaker 3: there and do all the great things that he does.
Speaker 3: But I mean, what kind of loser lets mom Donnie
Speaker 3: give you a heart attack?
Speaker 18: My god, It's almost like the patent George Patten logic.
Speaker 18: You don't win a war by dying for your country.
Speaker 18: You let the other son of a bitch try for
Speaker 18: his country.
Speaker 3: Well, well, I did make the comparison this morning to
Speaker 3: President Trump. The one time I thought President Trump was
Speaker 3: ridiculous when he called out John McCain for getting caught.
Speaker 3: It's similar to that. I agree, it's just as silly.
Speaker 3: But you know again, you can't. You can't allow that
Speaker 3: bachelor to give you a heart attack. That's a win
Speaker 3: for him. He's not in a hospital this morning, well,
Speaker 3: hooked up to tubes and all that. Heies walking around
Speaker 3: hating Italians.
Speaker 18: Huh, that's an excellent point.
Speaker 3: I mean, see which Lowry agrees. I don't know. I
Speaker 3: know it sounds insensitive because he's one of my best friends.
Speaker 3: I love him dearly, But you can't allow Mam Donnie
Speaker 3: to give you a heart attack, you're a loser. No,
Speaker 3: what do you think.
Speaker 27: No, that's not winning, getting heart attacks because the mom dummy,
Speaker 27: that's definitely not winning.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: Wish him the best, right, we wish him the best,
Speaker 3: But Mom Donnie's got to get the heart attack, not Lebato.
Speaker 28: Right, you said it, you said it.
Speaker 3: I did No, I did say it. I say a
Speaker 3: lot of stuff that people won't say, but they all agree.
Speaker 3: Just ask your Fox News viewers. Anyway, let's get to
Speaker 3: this primary day yesterday. You know, I don't want to
Speaker 3: start with Osai yet everybody's starting with him. I got
Speaker 3: to start with this psycho, this lady Hung, who is
Speaker 3: in all likelihood gonna be the next governor in Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: She's DSA. She also said that America should cancel Thanksgiving.
Speaker 3: Now she's kind of gone back on that just a
Speaker 3: little bit the last couple of weeks, but she did
Speaker 3: say that. So we talk about all these dangerous candidates,
Speaker 3: what about this lady Hung in Wisconsin.
Speaker 27: Yeah, she's among the craziest, if not the craziest. And
Speaker 27: the thing that's most disturbing about her, said, you can
Speaker 27: look at mom Dommy and he's charming, right, he has
Speaker 27: a thousand watts smile Trump like.
Speaker 3: You know, people like him Trump Trump, Trump didn't like
Speaker 3: him so much yesterday? Did you hear Trump yesterday?
Speaker 16: I didn't.
Speaker 3: Let's play this quickly for Lowry. This made me happy
Speaker 3: because you know, I've been very prustrated with Trump and
Speaker 3: I've sent them a million messages to stop it. Stop
Speaker 3: at President Trump. So before we say he likes him,
Speaker 3: because his family members tell me he doesn't, he's just
Speaker 3: playing a game. Here was Trump on Mamdanie yesterday. Cut one.
Speaker 4: Look, the Mondamie thing is it's a disaster waiting to happen.
Speaker 4: We can't have a communist in charge of a great,
Speaker 4: supposedly free enterprise kind of a representative city. So I
Speaker 4: think it's if you have a communist, may I think
Speaker 4: it's going to be very tough for him and for
Speaker 4: the city.
Speaker 20: Oh.
Speaker 4: I think it's a shame that that particular man is
Speaker 4: endorsing him and very friendly with him.
Speaker 5: You can see there's a relationship.
Speaker 2: He blew up the World Trade Center, right, didn't the
Speaker 2: man you're talking about blow up the World Treads centers?
Speaker 5: And he's friends.
Speaker 3: Well, there it is. You took them out on two funds,
Speaker 3: call them a communist hanging out with a cleric that
Speaker 3: was a co conspirator in the World Trade Center bombing.
Speaker 3: So maybe Trump is finally starting to come along. Maybe,
Speaker 3: but continue your point on HUT. I couldn't wait to play.
Speaker 27: That Trump stuff, So, I mean, that's much better from Trump.
Speaker 27: But the fact is, Mom Dommie is a charming, charismatic guy, right,
Speaker 27: Hong is not. Hong is like the person you meet
Speaker 27: at the public library using the computer in the middle
Speaker 27: of the day who's socially maladjusted and a soft talker.
Speaker 27: There's nothing charming about her at all, zero political skills.
Speaker 27: So it's that's what makes it so disturbing. It's her
Speaker 27: beliefs that are allerring to Democrats, and they are crazy.
Speaker 27: They're based on a fundamental critique of America. I'm sorry,
Speaker 27: if you don't like Thanksgiving, you don't like America. Right,
Speaker 27: it's our national festival where we're grateful for this country.
Speaker 27: It has no ideological element whatsoever unless you're a crazy person.
Speaker 27: And she's crazy and she's leading in the polls by
Speaker 27: twenty points. Now, maybe that means less than we think
Speaker 27: it does, because l Sied might pull it out in
Speaker 27: Michigan there and he was leading by double Digitsney He's
Speaker 27: gonna win by you know, a point if he pulls
Speaker 27: it out. So maybe the establishment Democrats have more hope
Speaker 27: in Wisconsin, but they're definitely on the run in the
Speaker 27: tirety of the country and not willing to stand up
Speaker 27: for themselves. I mean Chuck Schumer, for instance, been pathetic.
Speaker 3: Pathetic, they all are. And she is gonna win. She's
Speaker 3: up by twenty, She's still up by twenty. El Sayed
Speaker 3: is gonna win. He's up by three. NBC News already
Speaker 3: said he won. Everybody else is slow to react. I mean,
Speaker 3: she made it closer Hayley Stevens than we thought. But
Speaker 3: he's going to win. And you talk about Mom Donnie.
Speaker 3: I watched this guy. He's Mom Donnie. He looks like him,
Speaker 3: he sounds like him. He talks about party unity. He
Speaker 3: mashed Trump last night twice in a very short speech.
Speaker 3: I mean, really, what is the difference between L. Sied?
Speaker 3: They both hate Israel, they both hate the Jews, they
Speaker 3: both hate Biebe. What is the difference between L. Sied
Speaker 3: and Mom Donnie.
Speaker 27: Yeah, there's no ideological difference, but I do think Mom
Speaker 27: Dami is more talented than El Sayid, who has more
Speaker 27: of a edge to him, and the key difference say
Speaker 27: Ed is not running in New York City. He's running
Speaker 27: in a purplish state, and he has a real competitive
Speaker 27: race on his hands. And this instantly makes Michigan the
Speaker 27: most likely pick up for Republicans on the Senate map.
Speaker 27: And if they can get Michigan, the map almost becomes
Speaker 27: impossible for Democrats. So this is a hugely risky choice
Speaker 27: besides being a mortally defective one by the Democrats in Michigan.
Speaker 3: So just help me out here. Then, So you're saying
Speaker 3: that El Sayed wins, okay, and he moves away from
Speaker 3: the moderate Democrats. This is good for Republicans come November.
Speaker 27: It's certainly good for their chances. Rogers has now a
Speaker 27: much better chance of winning than he did against Stevens.
Speaker 27: And if Republicans just pick up one seat, Democrats almost
Speaker 27: have to sweep these red states Texas, Iowa, Alaska, Ohio,
Speaker 27: and maybe they can, you know, maybe it's the year.
Speaker 27: Everything will helped their way, But it gets a lot harder.
Speaker 3: Here we go. Rich An armed California man, was at
Speaker 3: Trump International Golf Club yesterday. And he had a lot
Speaker 3: of weapons, a lot of ammunition, much more than the
Speaker 3: guy on the golf course, much more than the guy
Speaker 3: who tried to run through security at the hotel, even
Speaker 3: more than crooks. This guy from California was loaded magazines,
Speaker 3: and he had all kinds of stuff in his body,
Speaker 3: in his car, in his house, and there he was
Speaker 3: at the Trump National Golf Club. But how was he
Speaker 3: doing there? I don't mean there's any doubt he was,
Speaker 3: you know, kind of scout in the place. Soon when
Speaker 3: he got his best shot at the president. So it
Speaker 3: looks like at least here we go again.
Speaker 1: No, it does.
Speaker 27: Yeah, that's what it sounds like. Need to know more details.
Speaker 27: But as we talked talked about a week or two ago,
Speaker 27: they're coming for him. They want to kill him. They
Speaker 27: think he's the American Hitler, and this will be a
Speaker 27: thread I think against him the rest of his life.
Speaker 3: Wow, you Lowry, the amazing editor of National Review, one
Speaker 3: of my favorite people. I'm not asking you what you
Speaker 3: think is going to happen. We all agree that he's
Speaker 3: going to be there. What I want from you is
Speaker 3: what would you like to see? So I've been at
Speaker 3: the very very forefront of trying to keep Mam Donnie
Speaker 3: away from the Freedom Tower, that sacred soil of nine
Speaker 3: to eleven II ad Giovanni Gallante on this show. Over
Speaker 3: a week ago he started the petition. Galante called my
Speaker 3: show that morning he had fourteen thousand signatures. Now he's
Speaker 3: got eighty one thousand, okay, And I play his cuts
Speaker 3: almost every day. And today the head of the Catholic League,
Speaker 3: Bill Donihue, who just wrote a six page letter begging
Speaker 3: Mam Donnie not to come. He's going to join me
Speaker 3: live coming up in about forty five minutes. I am
Speaker 3: proud to say I've been at the front of this
Speaker 3: ever since the life forth. You know what, have you
Speaker 3: listened every day? Do you like me? Hope he doesn't show.
Speaker 3: I know you think he will sort why But if
Speaker 3: he had any heart, do you hope he makes a
Speaker 3: decision not to show.
Speaker 27: Yeah, he just say, Look, I understand that these are
Speaker 27: people grieving over this terrible attack. I don't want to
Speaker 27: call them, cause them any adjuita whatsoever. I think they're
Speaker 27: wrong about me. I hate terrorism, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. But
Speaker 27: out of respect for them, deference for them, I'm going
Speaker 27: to take a powder on this. That's what he should do,
Speaker 27: but he's not.
Speaker 3: He's not. What do you think about the whole Fauci mess?
Speaker 3: It was a mess. I mean, I think my favorite
Speaker 3: part was Aaron Rodgers. In fact, let me play this
Speaker 3: for you, Rich. I gotta play the Trump cut. You'll
Speaker 3: enjoy this too. This is Pittsburgh, still a quarterback in
Speaker 3: his last season, on the way of the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: Pittsburgh still a quarterback. Aaron Rodgers on with Pat McAfee
Speaker 3: courtesy of ESPN. And then Clay Travis, who's going to
Speaker 3: join me coming up this morning at ninet thirty is
Speaker 3: on with Stuve Varney courtesy of Fox News. So Lewis
Speaker 3: you're going to play in succession cuts eight and nine
Speaker 3: for Rich, then we'll get Rich's thoughts.
Speaker 15: You've been very open about coming back for this year
Speaker 15: last rodeo, and you talked about your wife saying, hey,
Speaker 15: have another year. Like McCarthy being here obviously a big deal.
Speaker 15: Can you tell us about the mindset of coming into
Speaker 15: your last season, like that's a real thing, it feels like,
Speaker 15: cause is everything better?
Speaker 11: Is everything funner? Is everything more awesome?
Speaker 21: Like?
Speaker 11: How do you kind of view this year verse, maybe
Speaker 11: the years of the past.
Speaker 17: I'm gonna plead the fifth okay, okay, like like that
Speaker 17: absolute coward, Tony absolute Yeah, are you kidding me?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: One eleven you got a pardon and you and you
Speaker 3: pleaded over a hundred times.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I got the White House?
Speaker 3: What are you scared of, Tony? I thought you were
Speaker 3: the science.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 19: Several athletes like Aaron Rodgers were ripped for questioning draconian
Speaker 19: lockdown missions. Do you think they've been vindicated?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 20: One billion percent they've been vindicated, Stu, thanks for having me.
Speaker 20: I think you can put Aaron Rodgers, props to him.
Speaker 20: I think you could put Novak Djokovic in that mix,
Speaker 20: and I think you can put Kyrie Irving in that mix.
Speaker 20: Three different sports, three different athletes who recognize that at
Speaker 20: mandating the COVID shot made no sense, who spoke out
Speaker 20: against it, and who were savaged by sports media, anyone
Speaker 20: who refused to get the COVID shot was ridiculed. To
Speaker 20: the high heavens that I think they have all been vindicated.
Speaker 20: And unless you're watching me right now and you're on
Speaker 20: your eighteenth or nineteenth COVID booster, I wish you would
Speaker 20: take the virus more seriously.
Speaker 3: I love Clay Travis again, he's coming on this morning.
Speaker 3: I had Stephen A. Smith on dumping names all morning
Speaker 3: long on this show two days ago. But look is
Speaker 3: this Monday morning quarterback? Is Klay Travis right?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 27: It's totally right. I think the shot did a lot
Speaker 27: of good for elderly and vulnerable people. They should have
Speaker 27: gotten it and gotten their eighteen boosters whatever it was.
Speaker 27: But the idea that was mandated for everyone, and the
Speaker 27: idea that young healthy males competing at top level athletics
Speaker 27: needed to get a COVID shot and had to be
Speaker 27: shamed or excluded for the country they didn't was crazy.
Speaker 27: It was insane. And this is a theme of the
Speaker 27: Fauci disgrace is that they never let us in on
Speaker 27: any of the nuances or doubts about anything right. They
Speaker 27: wanted to portray total certainty, even if they knew it
Speaker 27: was wrong, in order to exercise social control and get
Speaker 27: people to do what they want. So they thought you
Speaker 27: had a little nuance about the shots. You know, some
Speaker 27: people at the margins wouldn't get the shots, and that
Speaker 27: was terrible. So she had to lie and these guys
Speaker 27: were right. They were totally right here. Irving couldn't play basketball, right.
Speaker 3: And oh he couldn't. He couldn't play home games, but
Speaker 3: he could play on the road, right right. I mean
Speaker 3: it's nonsense. You know why I had Bobby Kennedy on
Speaker 3: the show too this week. I'm really dropping them, and
Speaker 3: he talked about specifically little kids. Because if you saw
Speaker 3: that interview where Dana Bansh CNN just embarrassed herself. She
Speaker 3: was really pathetic. I'm sorry she was Okay, she had
Speaker 3: no facts. She started talking about studies. She can, she
Speaker 3: has studies, She's right, studies where the COVID shots helped children.
Speaker 3: That's a lie, Rich, That's a flat out lie.
Speaker 28: Yeah.
Speaker 27: I mean one of the things we were so lucky
Speaker 27: about with the pandemic. It didn't affect children, right, Nope,
Speaker 27: but we mask children forever. Even though that the mass
Speaker 27: made zero difference. You had people who were talking seriously
Speaker 27: about mandating shots for kids. It was just insand we
Speaker 27: we did keep.
Speaker 3: Him out of school. We created a whole generation of
Speaker 3: more rins.
Speaker 27: To be honest, Yeah, idiocy, And Fausci says, oh, I
Speaker 27: had nothing to do with that. Then you read the Diary.
Speaker 27: He's like, oh wow, Bill the BLOSSI really liked all
Speaker 27: my TV appearances and talks to me. Is going to
Speaker 27: shut down the.
Speaker 3: School lem and Gavin news him, I know, I mean,
Speaker 3: give me a bread one last thing. Clay is going
Speaker 3: to talk about that today too, But he's also talking
Speaker 3: about this. He put together this deal. Ritchiell love this.
Speaker 3: They're a great sports guy. So he's putting up ten
Speaker 3: million dollars. And don't ask me how he has it.
Speaker 3: I have no idea, okay, but he has it. He's
Speaker 3: putting up ten million dollars. He wants the w NBA Champs,
Speaker 3: the Las Vegas Aces, to take on any any high
Speaker 3: school state senior basketball championship team. If the boys win
Speaker 3: that high school team, he'll give that team two million dollars.
Speaker 3: If the WNBA Champs win, he'll give them ten million.
Speaker 3: This is his way of proving that a high school
Speaker 3: boy is still better at sports than a pro female.
Speaker 3: It sounds crazy, but it's not. What are your thoughts?
Speaker 27: As absolutely brilliant, He's absolutely right. The women's national soccer
Speaker 27: team lost to a high school team a couple of
Speaker 27: years ago. I think five to two. Of course, they
Speaker 27: get smoked. It doesn't mean it's nothing against the women.
Speaker 27: They're just women and guys are different, right, And that
Speaker 27: you have a basketball league that has a W in
Speaker 27: front of it because it's for women, Because if it
Speaker 27: it wasn't for women, they'd all be, you know, watching
Speaker 27: it on TV as some of the you know, as
Speaker 27: high school kids played in that league. High school boys
Speaker 27: is crazy, and it's because they're they're woke and they
Speaker 27: can't acknowledge the truth. And they hate Sophie Cunneyham because
Speaker 27: she's feminine and pretty and speaking the truth.
Speaker 3: On this straight he's also straight. She likes boys. Anyway,
Speaker 3: You're amazing. What a great appearance. Take this appearance. Now,
Speaker 3: look at these seven different things you covered and compare
Speaker 3: that with Megan Kelly. I'm Rich Lowry. You really are
Speaker 3: one of my favorite people. I love you. Thank you
Speaker 3: so much. All right, Rich Rich Lowry right there, the
Speaker 3: editor of the National Review is great. Every week we
Speaker 3: covered about eight different topics. Right there, we're just getting started.
Speaker 3: We're still going to talk to Hang Shinkoff. We're going
Speaker 3: to talk to the head of the Catholic League. He's
Speaker 3: on Mike page. Mom, Donnie, stay away. The Great Bill,
Speaker 3: Donna Hue, Bruce Bankman his weekly appearance He's gonna be
Speaker 3: our next Covenant Folks.
Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 1: podcast network.
Speaker 3: And then the Big Boys came on and said, he's
Speaker 3: not coming He's not coming out tonight.
Speaker 5: I'm try.
Speaker 18: There will be no miracle tonight, no miracle that song
Speaker 18: maybe another night night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it happens to be to your point, lewis
Speaker 3: the second time in a row, I believe in a row.
Speaker 3: Certainly the second time this year that Manilo has canceled
Speaker 3: a concert at rut Marena in Kentucky, but less than
Speaker 3: an hour before the show. Yes, so you know he's
Speaker 3: recovering from one cancer. He's eighty three, so there's got
Speaker 3: to be some issues. But I mean, you wait till
Speaker 3: six thirty for a seven o'clock show to send people home.
Speaker 18: Well, maybe that shows his character like he's trying. He
Speaker 18: gets right to the point of I'm trying.
Speaker 3: I just can't do it, can't. Yeah, yeah, there's no
Speaker 3: It's not like.
Speaker 18: You know at City Field, Okay, uh, you guys can
Speaker 18: go home now, it's five minutes the game time, right.
Speaker 3: Well they should do that. Well, the Mets did win
Speaker 3: last night, but that would be a bad idea. But
Speaker 3: I love Barry and thank god he's okay. Like I
Speaker 3: said this morning, and I wrapped these two guys together here,
Speaker 3: I book ended them, and that is Barry Manilow and
Speaker 3: Scott Lobato. Thank god they're both alive. Manolo had to
Speaker 3: cancel the show and Lobato took a houdit dike. But
Speaker 3: they're both alive. I can't say they're both well. I
Speaker 3: think Scott's well, thank god, but he's a loser.
Speaker 18: What are you looking around for help? As Rich Lowry
Speaker 18: pointed out, yeah, yeah, you said it.
Speaker 3: Well, I think you guys are waiting for me to
Speaker 3: kind of come off this thing and stop it. But
Speaker 3: you know you can't do that, you know, you just Lobato?
Speaker 3: Who is I mentioned four people this morning who fight Mom, Donnie,
Speaker 3: Tooth and Nail. It's not the business leaders, they don't
Speaker 3: Devanella okay. It's not even the unions they're terrible, or
Speaker 3: these other folks in this city. It's Boatdeedle, it's Vicki Palladino,
Speaker 3: it's Scott Lobato, and it's me. Those are the four
Speaker 3: big ones, Okay, Lobato's been great, but when you supper
Speaker 3: a heart attack at his well, not even a rally,
Speaker 3: it was a night's out as something. I just left
Speaker 3: and he walks home laughing, you just gave the mayor
Speaker 3: a win. That's a terrible job by Lebato. Terrible. So
Speaker 3: we all pray that he gets better. We're hoping for
Speaker 3: his one hundred percent for recovery. But that was a
Speaker 3: terrible job by Lebato last night. It's terrible.
Speaker 18: It's it's hard to figure out how you can how
Speaker 18: some individual can collapse have to be revived.
Speaker 3: It was terrible.
Speaker 18: Now fibrillator.
Speaker 3: Thank god.
Speaker 18: He's okay, right, and yet characterized the next day as losers.
Speaker 18: A loser okay.
Speaker 3: Because mom, Donnie is walking around doing what he always does,
Speaker 3: hating everybody, pissing off nine to eleven families, and my
Speaker 3: boy Scott, who's a legend and a great guy, is
Speaker 3: hooked up to nine thousand tubes at some hospital on
Speaker 3: Staten Island.
Speaker 18: But to his credit, nothing happened. He's back, he'll he'll
Speaker 18: he'll be better.
Speaker 3: No, no, Mam, Donnie can now say, big mouth pitch
Speaker 3: over there. He suffered a heart attack. I was fine,
Speaker 3: So he just came, ma'm donnie got the win.
Speaker 18: Scott can also say, is that all you got?
Speaker 3: I guess you can. I don't see it that way.
Speaker 3: I just think, ma'm donnie gets to win, and thank god.
Speaker 3: Scott's okay. But even though mcgrease he's a loser.
Speaker 18: I don't I don't think Noam actually gave a number.
Speaker 3: But that Are you sure about that? Yeah, I'm pretty
Speaker 3: sure Dustin did he give a number?
Speaker 18: Known he didn't say.
Speaker 3: I don't think so. No, No, I know he didn't. Well,
Speaker 3: maybe I'm putting words in his mouth. Number you said eight,
Speaker 3: I almost moved it to nine.
Speaker 14: Oh my goodness, I know terrible.
Speaker 18: It's a good thing they're both like. If we didn't,
Speaker 18: if we lost.
Speaker 3: Barry Manilowe, Oh my god, you're terrible.
Speaker 18: Scott would have been probably pushed to the side today.
Speaker 3: Oh you know, you know that reminds me of vocating
Speaker 3: the side. I know he would never be pushed to
Speaker 3: the side. I love Scott, He's one of my best friends.
Speaker 3: But it reminds me on my anniversary, I'll be married
Speaker 3: god willing thirty five years next year, on June twenty fifth.
Speaker 3: I forget what year it was, but it was my anniversary.
Speaker 3: I was living in Boca Ratone. I put the television
Speaker 3: on and I found out that Barah Fawcet died. Barah
Speaker 3: forced We all had the poster by our beds Charlie's Angels.
Speaker 3: Big deal, huge deal. It lasted about two hours because,
Speaker 3: unfortunately for Farah, that same exact morning, a couple of
Speaker 3: hours later, Michael Jackson died and nobody gave a rats
Speaker 3: ass about Bara fawce It. So, yes, Lobato would have
Speaker 3: suffered that, I think to mattle, but not on this show.
Speaker 3: We would have given him equal true.
Speaker 18: But look look how he's getting treated after a heart attack.
Speaker 3: No one even mentioned him this morning. He's on on
Speaker 3: any of these newscasts. The only guy that mentioned him
Speaker 3: was Grant Stenchfield last night. Grant Stenchfield, I mean, Lobato's
Speaker 3: a big star in this city. I'm being serious. De
Speaker 3: theres more respect than that. I had to tell the
Speaker 3: Worldwide News network to include him in them. I'm Donnie story,
Speaker 3: poor bastard, gotta have it. Yeah, getting worse. Well, so
Speaker 3: he asked Kank Shine caught what he thinks.
Speaker 18: As you get his name correct? Like whatever?
Speaker 3: Fine, We do have Hank showing up and Bill Donna
Speaker 3: Hue and Bruce Blateman and Peter King, New York's news
Speaker 3: and talk station.
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Speaker 3: I told you I was staying at the hotel in town,
Speaker 3: the Sheraton and Morgan walland was performing. And I guess
Speaker 3: it was Sunday morning. They all came down, all these
Speaker 3: ladies with cowboy hats and boots up to their knees
Speaker 3: and short jean shorts. Some of them should have been
Speaker 3: wearing pants. Trust me, don't they look in the mirror.
Speaker 3: But at any rate, he's a big star and he's great. No,
Speaker 3: that's a great song. I do have some good news
Speaker 3: before you get to build. Donnahue, the head of the
Speaker 3: Catholic League, who's always amazing. I just got a text
Speaker 3: from Scott lebto come on now. No, Scott lebto lewis good.
Speaker 18: How's Scotty doing well?
Speaker 3: I think he's fine.
Speaker 18: Oh, if he's texting you, you should be he's No.
Speaker 3: Not only is he texting me, but what he texted
Speaker 3: me says to me, like the picture with him giving
Speaker 3: the finger last night, that he's fine. It reads and
Speaker 3: I quote if you you jerk off?
Speaker 18: Gee, are you sure that's from Scott?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Oh that's him. Dot dot dot. I'll call in tomorrow.
Speaker 3: And then he admitted that he thinks it's funny that
Speaker 3: I've been calling him a loser all morning. But I'm
Speaker 3: not trying to be funny.
Speaker 18: Yeah, that's the sad part. It's really not getting around
Speaker 18: Scott now.
Speaker 3: But Scott agrees with me that the last place Mam
Speaker 3: Donnie should be is anywhere near that Freedom Tower or
Speaker 3: sacred soil on nine to eleven. I know Elizabeth Miller disagrees.
Speaker 3: A father was a fietfighter. He was killed on nine
Speaker 3: to eleven. She's gonna join me tomorrow. Even my friend Onnie,
Speaker 3: miss Scali, who we have on the show this week
Speaker 3: or next week, dear friend of mine for my polyprepte
Speaker 3: same class as me and Joe Takapina, Danny Fogliano, Gary Hannah,
Speaker 3: Rob Anderson, the whole crew. We loved Arnie Mimsscali still do.
Speaker 3: His brother was killed that day, and he, like Liz Miller,
Speaker 3: he doesn't want to make the story about mom Donnie
Speaker 3: and what these people don't understand. Anie and Elizabeth and
Speaker 3: the rest of them is that it all becomes about
Speaker 3: Mom Donnie. If he's there, that's all they're gonna show. Now,
Speaker 3: you're not gonna see it because you're gonna be there
Speaker 3: because you're actually victimized that day. But the millions of
Speaker 3: us who may have not a loved one but still
Speaker 3: feel broken, we're gonna watch this on TV and see
Speaker 3: that smiling Dick's face all morning long, and that's all
Speaker 3: they're gonna talk about.
Speaker 16: Trust me.
Speaker 3: So you gotta be a little more broader in your
Speaker 3: analysis of the situation in that he becomes the whole story.
Speaker 3: If he's there. If he's not there, it's one mention.
Speaker 3: Mayor's not there, we move on. Otherwise, every shot is
Speaker 3: gonna be the facial expression and who's he talking to? Again?
Speaker 3: You may not care because you're there, you're family member,
Speaker 3: God bless you, But a lot of us broken Americans,
Speaker 3: we don't want to see it because I got him
Speaker 3: schefter saying to me ESPN Information guy, we don't really
Speaker 3: talk about what happened that day anymore with family members.
Speaker 3: We want to move on. You don't move on, don't
Speaker 3: move on. That's why Frank Ziller said, never forget so
Speaker 3: I understand where Liz Miller and Arnimus Scali are coming from,
Speaker 3: and I respect it because they've been victimized, but they're wrong.
Speaker 3: My line is, if he's not there, it becomes a
Speaker 3: one mention. If he is there, he's the whole story.
Speaker 3: Why would you want that? So take a break and
Speaker 3: talk to the head of the Catholic League. He gets it.
Speaker 3: He just wrote a six page paper urging Mam Donnie
Speaker 3: not to come. He's always on the show every Saint
Speaker 3: Patrick's Day, but I'll be here this morning. My dear
Speaker 3: friend Bill Donna you you don't want to miss.
Speaker 1: This Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red
Speaker 1: Apple podcast network de Biovanni.
Speaker 3: Galante, and he's a man that started this petition. I'm
Speaker 3: on board one hundred percent to keep the mayor away
Speaker 3: from the nine to eleven Commemoration Memorial service coming up
Speaker 3: this year twenty five years. What is your message? If
Speaker 3: he's listening right now, and if he's not, it will
Speaker 3: get to him. What is your message to Mam Donnie?
Speaker 6: We respectfully just asked that he stay away. We don't
Speaker 6: want the publicity, we don't want the circus, we don't want.
Speaker 16: Any of that.
Speaker 6: This is a day, like I said before, all of
Speaker 6: us get together and we go honor the people that
Speaker 6: were murdered. That's it. It's a simple one. I'm not
Speaker 6: asking for anything huge. You know, he doesn't have to
Speaker 6: be there. He knows that, we know that. But obviously
Speaker 6: we'll see what happens. There's nothing we could do other
Speaker 6: than just ask for people to sign a petition.
Speaker 7: I will proudly honor the families, the survivors, the first
Speaker 7: responders forever impacted by that horrific terror attack by standing
Speaker 7: alongside them.
Speaker 3: If he's there, he is the story. They've got it
Speaker 3: all backwards. If he's there, he is the story. You
Speaker 3: should not be there. And that was Giovanni Galante at
Speaker 3: players clips every day. And his wife Grace will forever
Speaker 3: be twenty nine years old because she was murdered that
Speaker 3: day in the South Tower. She would have been fifty
Speaker 3: four this year, but she's got And the mayor celebrates
Speaker 3: people like that. I mean, what kind of rational person
Speaker 3: is okay with that because he won a stupid election.
Speaker 3: So Bill Donnahue, who's here every Saint Patrick's Day, and
Speaker 3: I love Bill. He is the head of the Catholic League.
Speaker 3: He is gonna stop by for the second time this year.
Speaker 3: That never happens. But he has written a six page
Speaker 3: letter compelling the mayor to do the right thing and
Speaker 3: not show up. So here he is. I love this guy,
Speaker 3: Bill Donnaue, Bill, good morning, buddy, How are you well?
Speaker 24: Thank you for having me on.
Speaker 3: You're the best?
Speaker 24: Sid?
Speaker 3: Now look who's talking. I'm not the best. You're the best.
Speaker 3: And no, you really are. You're You're great and you
Speaker 3: stand everything you believe in. I believe in. And before
Speaker 3: we get to the mayor and Sid's a whiney Jew,
Speaker 3: you know, that's how they describe me, people like Alex
Speaker 3: Jones israel first advocate, winey Jew, Sid Rosenberg. Let's talk
Speaker 3: about the Catholics and what the mayor has done there.
Speaker 3: Last I checked when Cardinal Dolan was forced out, which
Speaker 3: he was okay, and they could have kept him, and
Speaker 3: they took the guy from Chicago, Ronald Hicks. When Ronald
Speaker 3: Dicks was installed at Saint Patrick's Cathedral. This is a ceremony.
Speaker 3: Mayor's never miss this Mayor wasn't there. He gave a
Speaker 3: big middle finger to the Catholics the Christians, did he not?
Speaker 24: That was the third one he did the third middle finger.
Speaker 24: The first one was on his inauguration day and up
Speaker 24: on the stage he had clerics from every single religion
Speaker 24: except for the Catholic religion. We're only one out of
Speaker 24: every three New Yorkers's Catholic, with more and more Catholics
Speaker 24: than anybody else in New York City. And he stiffed
Speaker 24: us that day. And in the day that you mentioned
Speaker 24: on the that was the day of the installation of
Speaker 24: the new archbishop. That morning he had an interfaith breakfast.
Speaker 24: Again he invited clerics from every single religion except for
Speaker 24: the Catholic religion. No priest was involved. He didn't invite
Speaker 24: Cardinal Dolan to Hicks's installation, so he's been snubbing us.
Speaker 24: And then on Saint Patrick's Day, I was on at
Speaker 24: you proudly.
Speaker 16: And what did he do.
Speaker 24: He gave a speech about Pallace and how the Irish
Speaker 24: have been oppressed the way the Palestinians have been depressed.
Speaker 24: He just hates Jews to such an extent. If you
Speaker 24: talk to about ice cream, somehow he blamed the lousy
Speaker 24: ice cream one Jews. He hijacked the Catholic the Catholic Day,
Speaker 24: Sat Patrick's Day and turned it into a jew Bashian
Speaker 24: exercise demands a disgrace.
Speaker 3: He really is. But I'm glam We're bringing this up
Speaker 3: because I don't want it to be all about the
Speaker 3: Jews all the time, because again I just got whiny
Speaker 3: and anti Semitism. They've had enough. I mean, you know,
Speaker 3: you look at the enclaveed maps, and he screwed the
Speaker 3: Italians twice, little Italy and author revenue in the Bronx.
Speaker 3: He screwed the Germans, he screwed the Irish, he screwed
Speaker 3: the Jews. No, Williamsburg, I mean, you name it. He
Speaker 3: screwed the Puerto Ricans the week of the Puerto Ricans
Speaker 3: Day Parade when he canceled the breakfast. So I need
Speaker 3: to make it very very clear that it's not just
Speaker 3: about the Jews. That this guy outside the Muslims has
Speaker 3: pretty much pretty much denounced or this or or or
Speaker 3: should say was not very nice okay, to a whole
Speaker 3: bunch of different ethnicities, religions, especially yours.
Speaker 24: Well, and just even getting off of religion, I happened
Speaker 24: to be an honorably discharge for the United States Air Force.
Speaker 24: They served during the Vietnam War period. So and I
Speaker 24: sat here in my office where I am right now
Speaker 24: on the thirty fourth floor on thirty fourth and seventh day,
Speaker 24: looking south, and I look right out at the twin towers.
Speaker 24: I saw them go down like pancakes, one after another.
Speaker 24: So the idea that you have a guy there who's
Speaker 24: more radical Islamist than he is a proud American to
Speaker 24: have him preside over this ceremony, and he would be presiding.
Speaker 24: I know he's not going to be able to speak,
Speaker 24: but the idea that his presence would be there, as
Speaker 24: you correctly said, all the attention would go on him.
Speaker 24: But this is about veterans too, and proud Americans. Every
Speaker 24: single time this guy gives a speech about American as
Speaker 24: he did on the July the fourth, what.
Speaker 3: Did they do?
Speaker 24: He talks about our ugly past. You have to wonder
Speaker 24: why did any immigrants ever bother to come to this country.
Speaker 24: Why are people crashing their borders today still tried to
Speaker 24: get into our country if we're so.
Speaker 5: Rotten and racist?
Speaker 24: And he did the same thing. And when he had
Speaker 24: a racial equity report, I read it three hundred and
Speaker 24: seventy five pages. I'm one of the few people who
Speaker 24: read it. What is it it's all about how rotten
Speaker 24: New York is right from the very beginning, and how
Speaker 24: we stole Land and everything else. The man really does
Speaker 24: hate America, and anybody who hates America has no business
Speaker 24: being at the nine to eleven ceremony.
Speaker 3: I'm glad you were listening when I made that argument
Speaker 3: to a friend of mine, Ornie Muscali from high school,
Speaker 3: who was like, no, it's okay if he's there. Or
Speaker 3: Liz Miller, who was all over the news yesterday. And
Speaker 3: I love these people, and it breaks my heart that
Speaker 3: Arnie's brother died and Liz's dad died. He was a firefighter.
Speaker 3: But they don't make any sense. I mean again, if
Speaker 3: you want to take the bullseye off of the mayor,
Speaker 3: then he can come. I've been making the point for
Speaker 3: a week. If he shows up, the bulls eye is
Speaker 3: on him the whole time. Every single TV shot is
Speaker 3: going to be the mayor's expression. Every family that walks
Speaker 3: by is going to have some type of emotion, Some
Speaker 3: may even turn their bats. The only way to get
Speaker 3: rid of that and really make it about the victims
Speaker 3: if is if he's not there. Am I not making
Speaker 3: total sense?
Speaker 24: Well you are, but you know, let's remember anything else.
Speaker 24: He always claims victim status. This is a direct quote
Speaker 24: from him. I haven't might led it to him. My
Speaker 24: experience of nine to eleven is one I share with
Speaker 24: many New Yorkers. My teacher, let me know, something happened
Speaker 24: that morning. Something happened that morning, and I might be
Speaker 24: bullied because of it. Well, something happened because your buddies,
Speaker 24: these radical Islamists who hate America and hate Israel, they
Speaker 24: bombed us. Okay, they took out almost three thousand innocent Americans.
Speaker 24: That something happened. We know who they are.
Speaker 3: And he's far more.
Speaker 24: Concerned about Islamophobia and about somebody looking askance at him
Speaker 24: walking down the street because he looks like a Muslim.
Speaker 24: He should be more concerned about the people who attacked us,
Speaker 24: and why they attacked us, and why they hate us.
Speaker 24: That's what bothers me about him. He always turned He's
Speaker 24: always the victim, and you know he goes over to
Speaker 24: Riker's Island. Those people he looks as victims, they're victims
Speaker 24: because we made them that way in the first place. Look, everybody,
Speaker 24: every organization, my own, including You're gonna have some nut
Speaker 24: jobs here and there who might belong or be associated with.
Speaker 24: You can't hold somebody responsible. However, when you stack the
Speaker 24: deck with him. I looked at his transition team, I
Speaker 24: looked at his inauguration team, I looked at his administration today.
Speaker 24: We have a section on our website called Nannie Watch,
Speaker 24: and we list all the people, all the people that
Speaker 24: he's just endorsed, people who come out there and say
Speaker 24: that I want to eradicate Western civilization. The United States
Speaker 24: is an effing disgrace. Hans Piker comes out there and
Speaker 24: says we deserve nine to eleven.
Speaker 3: That's one of his buddies.
Speaker 24: Now, let me tell you something, when you one after
Speaker 24: another after another, it's cereal. These people out there, these
Speaker 24: are his friends. And it also begins with his mark's
Speaker 24: father from Columbia, his mother who hates Israel, his wife
Speaker 24: who said it was spectacular.
Speaker 3: That was our words.
Speaker 24: It was spectacular what happened in October the seventh, twenty
Speaker 24: twenty three, when twelve hundred innocent Jews and men, women
Speaker 24: and children, many of them women and children, were killed
Speaker 24: by Hamas. So we know who he associates with. It's
Speaker 24: in his DNA, and that's why it doesn't belong nine
Speaker 24: to eleven.
Speaker 3: You know the picture I put up last week. I
Speaker 3: put up a video Bill donniue. I know you know this,
Speaker 3: but it's really sickening. I put up a video of
Speaker 3: the plane, the second plane hitting the tower, okay, and
Speaker 3: I made the point that mcdonnie shouldn't be there. And
Speaker 3: I don't do that because I actually complained that it
Speaker 3: was too perverse watching those blanes hit those buildings time
Speaker 3: and time again. But I went against my better judgment
Speaker 3: and I put up that video. Do you know that
Speaker 3: over half the comments were, well, your people did this,
Speaker 3: the Israelis did this. I mean, I can't believe the propaganda,
Speaker 3: the sick, disgusting propaganda, which mind you, he's a part of.
Speaker 3: But there is a healthy amount or at least too
Speaker 3: many Americans and people all over the world that blame
Speaker 3: Israel for nine to eleven.
Speaker 24: Yeah, it is absolutely astounding. And I saw that second
Speaker 24: plane hit there, the first one I missed. I just
Speaker 24: heard people scream. I saw the second one hit the tower.
Speaker 24: We know who did it, and we know what they wanted,
Speaker 24: very clear about it. This had nothing to do with Jews,
Speaker 24: has nothing to do with the Irish said no through
Speaker 24: Italians or anybody else, and has to do with radical Muslims,
Speaker 24: the Islamists, and they made it very clear what they
Speaker 24: wanted to do. Now, what we have is a lot
Speaker 24: of propaganda, and we know where it begins. I spent
Speaker 24: many years as a college professor. It always begins in
Speaker 24: the academy, in higher education. That's where the poison is delivered,
Speaker 24: and it seeps into the society from there with their
Speaker 24: stupid little seminars and workshops and breakout sessions. And then
Speaker 24: they go out there and now they've infected our culture itself,
Speaker 24: the dominant culture. But there is a pushback. You know,
Speaker 24: there's no such thing as an iron lore of history.
Speaker 24: We can still beat these people. And that's why I'm
Speaker 24: helping out here. It's not just you know, Catholic League
Speaker 24: helping out Jews and Jews helping out Catholics. It's about America.
Speaker 24: It's about our future. If this guy is the face
Speaker 24: of the Democratic Party. And by the way, I'm not
Speaker 24: a Democrat or a Republican, and I'm an independent, proudly so,
Speaker 24: and I don't endorse anybody, but I do speak to
Speaker 24: the issues. But if this guy who is poisoned to
Speaker 24: this country and particularly to New York City, is the
Speaker 24: face of the Democratic Party. We're in serious trouble, but
Speaker 24: I am absolutely confident that more people find out what's
Speaker 24: going on, they're going to get galvanized and they're going
Speaker 24: to speak out against him.
Speaker 3: Don I hope you're right. This is the amazing president
Speaker 3: of the Catholic League, my dear mind of many years,
Speaker 3: Bill Donnaue. So, Bill, you put together the six page
Speaker 3: letter urging the mayor not to show up. Would you
Speaker 3: mind sharing some of the highlights in that letter?
Speaker 24: Well, yeah, I mean the people that he's appointed. I
Speaker 24: mean again, it's even into his family, but the people
Speaker 24: that he's appointed who are working him as chief council
Speaker 24: and all these others they're out there. The hate speech
Speaker 24: against America. It's again, I want to emphasize this, it's
Speaker 24: not just about Jews. It's about the United States of America.
Speaker 24: I have in front of me all the list of
Speaker 24: this material and I've got it up on our website.
Speaker 24: And what they've said about us and how much we
Speaker 24: want to destroy Western civilization. That's not about Jews per se.
Speaker 24: You know, America is an effing disgrace. That's not about
Speaker 24: Jews per se. We've gone through this, and so if
Speaker 24: you feel that way about America, and you are far
Speaker 24: more concerned about Islamophobia than you are the actual attack
Speaker 24: on our innocent Sidary city back on nine to eleven,
Speaker 24: than you shouldn't be at this ceremony. After all, he
Speaker 24: set president, didn't he When he was mayor elect, he
Speaker 24: didn't march with the veterans. I'm glad he didn't want
Speaker 24: to the veterans. I wouldn't want him as a veteran
Speaker 24: marching with the veterans. He didn't march as mayor with
Speaker 24: Jews on the Israeli A Day parade. So now he's
Speaker 24: set president, he doesn't have to go to this event,
Speaker 24: and his absence, with absence would then be at least
Speaker 24: a nice gesture. Because he's a divisive man. Everything is
Speaker 24: about class, Everything is about pitting the rich against the
Speaker 24: poor and making Western civilization the boogeyman. I read, I've
Speaker 24: read his speeches. I read what he had to say
Speaker 24: on the fourth of July. Everything he brings in is
Speaker 24: about how negative. He brings out the worst about America,
Speaker 24: never talks about the better things. So any man who's
Speaker 24: that unpatriotic has no business being at nine to eleven.
Speaker 3: Now, you know, Bill, no matter what he says, and
Speaker 3: even people like Julian men In quote me in Islamaphov
Speaker 3: twice and I like her, but she's done it twice publicly,
Speaker 3: and others jumped on a tweet one day, everybody from
Speaker 3: Leticia James, even Jessica Tish to Cappy Hokle to Chuck
Speaker 3: Schumer all called me an islamophobist. You know, Bill that
Speaker 3: based on real statistics, not pie in the sky made
Speaker 3: up stuff, Islamophobia really doesn't exist, you know that. Right. Well,
Speaker 3: let me tell you so.
Speaker 24: A phobia means an irrational fear. I don't have an
Speaker 24: irrational fear of Muslims. I don't care. Muslims to me
Speaker 24: are just like Catholics and Jews. They're just good people.
Speaker 24: I'm talking here about the radical extremists. I don't have
Speaker 24: an irrational fear of Muslims. I have a rational fear
Speaker 24: of radical Muslims who want who want to destroy our country.
Speaker 3: And that's mam Donni. And you're saying that's Mamdani, right,
Speaker 3: of course.
Speaker 24: I mean, you can't surround yourself with people hate America.
Speaker 24: One appointment every that he brings in Sea Weaver, who
Speaker 24: says we need more Communists than the government, and he
Speaker 24: appoints her. He had a guy who thinks he's a
Speaker 24: girl who ran to Saint Patrick's Cathedral and destroyed the
Speaker 24: mass and saying all kinds.
Speaker 3: Of thoris about the mother of whoores and everything else.
Speaker 24: He puts that person, that guy who thinks he's a
Speaker 24: girl on his transition team.
Speaker 3: That's not a phobia. I'm being very specific. His name
Speaker 3: is Doris.
Speaker 24: Show that go right down the line with this this Now,
Speaker 24: this idea that we have a rational fear of Muslims,
Speaker 24: now I have a real fear of Muslim extremist.
Speaker 3: That's the difference, exactly right. So is there any hope
Speaker 3: your six page letter me banging this home every day
Speaker 3: and bringing on actual nine to eleven victims who have
Speaker 3: taken a part of this petition, which is now about
Speaker 3: ninety thousand strong. That's a huge number. Is there any
Speaker 3: hope that this idiot, this hateful moron, may come to
Speaker 3: his senses and do all these lovely people to favor
Speaker 3: and just not show.
Speaker 24: I don't think so.
Speaker 3: But I'll tell you what.
Speaker 24: One of my goals here said was to take the
Speaker 24: shine off of him, and we're doing it right now
Speaker 24: and largely too because of the wonderful order is that
Speaker 24: you have. We're taking the sign off for him. He
Speaker 24: wants to be the like the poster boy for nine
Speaker 24: to eleven. Now, I'm all of a sudden, for one
Speaker 24: day is gonna be patriotic American? No, there's enough people,
Speaker 24: Now this is going to cascade. I wasn't gonna put
Speaker 24: my letter out until the end of the month, by
Speaker 24: the way, because I thought it might be a little
Speaker 24: bit too early. But once I saw the petition, and
Speaker 24: I want people to go to change dot orgon at
Speaker 24: to sign that this is going to cascade the entire
Speaker 24: month of August, spilling right into September. And so if
Speaker 24: he shows up, let me tell you something. He's not
Speaker 24: going to have that stupid grin, that phony grin that
Speaker 24: he has on his face. I'd like to smack him,
Speaker 24: I'll tell you, because time I see that that face,
Speaker 24: my god, almighty, what don't we put on the everlast?
Speaker 16: You know, I said it to Bill.
Speaker 24: Moore one time we could rent out Madison Square Guard
Speaker 24: which is right, of course the street from me. I'm
Speaker 24: seventy nine years old, and I'll still kick the you
Speaker 24: know what out of it.
Speaker 3: Bill, I got to end on that. I couldn't love
Speaker 3: you anymore than I do. God. I say something like
Speaker 3: that too, and people raise an eyebrow. But God bless you,
Speaker 3: the head of the Catholic League. Really a ledge and
Speaker 3: one of the greatest New Yorkers ever. I mean that,
Speaker 3: my dear friend, Bill Donna. You, Bill, keep up the
Speaker 3: great work. I love you, buddy, Thank you so much,
Speaker 3: thank you so much.
Speaker 24: Thank you.
Speaker 3: God bless you. Bill Dona, you right there on Sid
Speaker 3: and Friends in the Morning and not my Friends. Is
Speaker 3: a great guy, Isnty Lou Don't you love that guy? Dude?
Speaker 18: He says it every he says everything.
Speaker 3: So well, so well, Bill di excellon.
Speaker 18: He is one of the great New york he is.
Speaker 3: Well, take a break, We've got a lot more to do,
Speaker 3: the next Governor of New York.
Speaker 1: Bruce Blateman, Sid and Friends in the Morning on the
Speaker 1: Red Apple Podcast Network.
Speaker 3: With all respect to miss Miller. There are two sides
Speaker 3: to the issue whether Ma'm Donnie should attend the nine
Speaker 3: to eleven memorial service. First, you do not ignore the
Speaker 3: one hundred thousand signers of the petition like you. They
Speaker 3: feel pain and loss of thousands of their loved ones.
Speaker 3: Just because someone is mayor, which is what I've been
Speaker 3: saying for weeks, doesn't mean he is automatically welcome. This
Speaker 3: mayor is feeling right and excuse me, is feeling righteous indignation.
Speaker 3: He alone brought the pushback he is feeling. This mayor
Speaker 3: has and continues to embrace the radical Islamic ideology and
Speaker 3: people who are implicated in the attacks in our country.
Speaker 3: It wasn't Israel, anti semi low life pieces of garbage.
Speaker 3: That's who did this. The mayor's people. That was his choice.
Speaker 3: It is an irresponsible and dangerous choice. Mamdania has shown
Speaker 3: no remorse and has not apologized. He still refuses to
Speaker 3: acknowledge radical Islamic ideology, which is an American He refuses
Speaker 3: to acknowledge a real religious based threat that exists today,
Speaker 3: even at the nerve to try to link the radical
Speaker 3: Islamic attacks with perceived Islamophobia, in effect making him the victim.
Speaker 3: In his perverted thinking, it's almost as if the victims
Speaker 3: of nine to eleven had it coming. Sorry, this is America,
Speaker 3: Unlike the radical Islamic ideology that justified the nine to
Speaker 3: eleven attacks. America is a tolerant and forgiving nation, but
Speaker 3: we cannot simply turn a blind eye to real threats
Speaker 3: to our way of life. That's perfect, perfectly said. So
Speaker 3: I'm going to push back on this middle tomorrow. She's
Speaker 3: not gonna like me very much, even though I'll show
Speaker 3: respective father was murdered and on that day, and she's
Speaker 3: probably a lovely girl. But all these people that are
Speaker 3: okay with the mayor being there to be honest of
Speaker 3: being kind of selfish and shortsighted. Because if the argument
Speaker 3: is they don't want that day to be about the mayor,
Speaker 3: then he can't be there, right, This is obvious. So
Speaker 3: either they voted for the mayor they secretly like the mayor.
Speaker 3: I don't know what it is, but if he's there,
Speaker 3: he sucks up a ton of the attention. And if
Speaker 3: your family victim died twenty five years ago, why would
Speaker 3: you want that? Bruce Blateman, Oh a next governor, He's next.
Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 1: podcast network.
Speaker 3: I got the President texting me calm down. They send
Speaker 3: me a text the costs picking me up. Mosha jew
Speaker 3: is a Jewish event at two o'clock it's gonna take
Speaker 3: me three hours to get to the Hampton's on Sunday.
Speaker 3: I'm going to the Hampton's. Want people coming home on Sunday?
Speaker 18: True, So that sounds a little week, I don't know,
Speaker 18: but still you gotta get out there.
Speaker 3: I know, I know. And they probably want me to
Speaker 3: go to the pool for a little while, in which
Speaker 3: I don't want to do. I don't want to socialize.
Speaker 3: You have no, no, no, please, I'm begging you. It's
Speaker 3: gonna rain all day Saturday as it is. I live
Speaker 3: by the beach. I want to get as much beach
Speaker 3: time as possible on Sunday with my wife and kids,
Speaker 3: and uh not go to the pool in the Hampton somewhere.
Speaker 3: My god, but it's this Sunday. Yeah, yeah, I've been
Speaker 3: about it to like three different events in the Hamptons.
Speaker 3: You guys know, I don't like the Hamptons. It's sue ostentatious.
Speaker 3: It's everybody's trying to out do each other. No thanks.
Speaker 3: I like where I live. Where we live, lou people
Speaker 3: just wear sandals all day and nobody cares. The good life,
Speaker 3: the good life nice homeless and junkies. It's fantastic, but
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be in the Hampton Sunday, and anytime I
Speaker 3: go to Long Island it's a treat. I was there
Speaker 3: last week to speak, as you guys know, for the
Speaker 3: interns for Bruce Blakeman, who's running a tremendous campaign. My son,
Speaker 3: Gabriel doesn't want to leave. I'm like, gay, when is
Speaker 3: your last day for Blakeman? He goes, it could be
Speaker 3: August seventh, it could be August fourteenth, there could be
Speaker 3: Labor Day. I go, you're kidding me. The kid loves
Speaker 3: it and he loves Bruce Blakeman. So with that said,
Speaker 3: here he is our next governor. My great friend Bruce Blakeman. Bruce,
Speaker 3: good morning, buddy, how are you.
Speaker 16: I'm doing great Sitting by the way, Gabriel is doing
Speaker 16: a great job. He's a great kid. I have great interns.
Speaker 16: They come more walks of life. They're really bright kids.
Speaker 16: They learn about government and we learn something from them.
Speaker 16: Because to know what's going on right now all across
Speaker 16: the state, you have to rely on young people. They're
Speaker 16: the ones that we're really fighting for their future. We're
Speaker 16: fighting to make sure that they can get a good job,
Speaker 16: that taxes don't kill them. That electric rates don't kill them,
Speaker 16: and that they have an opportunity to raise families in
Speaker 16: communities that have good jobs and that are safe. So
Speaker 16: I love having the kids around us. They do an
Speaker 16: amazing job. They learn from us, and we learn from them.
Speaker 3: I love what you just said, and you're right, and
Speaker 3: you're fighting for their future. But you're also, Bruce Blakeman,
Speaker 3: fighting for their votes because when you look back at
Speaker 3: this disgraceful mayor who are also running against I mean,
Speaker 3: you know, you got to run against two people, the
Speaker 3: horrible governor and the horrible mayor, two people. But he
Speaker 3: won not because they flew in Muslim voters, not because
Speaker 3: they cheated and all the ballot. He won because of
Speaker 3: young people that were enthusiastic and couldn't wait to vote
Speaker 3: for him. So you have to deal with that too. Yeah.
Speaker 16: Absolutely, But when you talk and communicate with these young people,
Speaker 16: it's very very interesting. So I talked to some kids
Speaker 16: at Washington Square and we talked about issues and I
Speaker 16: asked this woman, I said, young woman, She was an
Speaker 16: NYU student. I said, let me ask you a question.
Speaker 16: I said, do you like socialism? She said yeah? And
Speaker 16: I said, what do you like about it. She said, well,
Speaker 16: it's you know, it's spreading out the wealth and letting
Speaker 16: everybody you know, have a piece of the action. And
Speaker 16: I said to well, what about somebody who works really
Speaker 16: hard and achieves a lot and someone who's lazy. Do
Speaker 16: you take the lazy ones you get the same? She said, well,
Speaker 16: I don't know, she said, is lazy something that's an affliction?
Speaker 16: Or I said, no, lazy is lazy? So I said,
Speaker 16: are you a good students? She said yeah, I'm a
Speaker 16: straight A student. I said, well, well how about we
Speaker 16: make you a B student and someone getting a C
Speaker 16: we raised them to a bee. We average it out.
Speaker 16: And she's like, well, I wouldn't like that. I said,
Speaker 16: well that's socialism.
Speaker 3: Oh that's so great. Bohy, that is great. Look at you.
Speaker 3: That is great. But what you're the story you just
Speaker 3: told that was great, Bruce, is the same story I
Speaker 3: heard on the ferry. I always bring this up all
Speaker 3: summer last year, same thing. Young girls on the way
Speaker 3: to the beach just went the Starbucks in Brooklyn or Manhattan,
Speaker 3: don't really have a job, live with their two girlfriends
Speaker 3: and a five thousand dollars apartment. By the way, their
Speaker 3: parents have plenty of money, plenty of money. They like money.
Speaker 3: They like going out at night, they like going a
Speaker 3: Starbucks for an eight dollar a cup of coffee, they
Speaker 3: like going to the beach. And they couldn't wait the
Speaker 3: buff for mom Donnie, because he was gonna make it
Speaker 3: even Really, he's gonna take your money away. To your point,
Speaker 3: he's gonna take your good grades away. The point is
Speaker 3: they don't even know what the hell they're talking about.
Speaker 3: They're young, they're smart, they've got potential, they're certainly impressionable,
Speaker 3: but honestly, they have no idea what the hell they're
Speaker 3: talking about.
Speaker 16: Well, sid let me let me tell you a story.
Speaker 16: I'm talking with some guys upstate in New York who
Speaker 16: have some pretty substantial businesses. And at the beginning of
Speaker 16: the summer, they hired a summer worker. And the worker
Speaker 16: got his first paycheck and he goes to HR and
Speaker 16: he goes, there's a mistake on my check, and they said, well,
Speaker 16: what's the mistake. He said, well, I was supposed to
Speaker 16: earn eight hundred dollars for this week and I'm only
Speaker 16: getting six hundred and thirty nine dollars. You made a mistake.
Speaker 16: And they said, no, we took out for taxes, and
Speaker 16: the kid goes, they take out for taxes, and he goes, yeah.
Speaker 16: This kid's like, well that sucks.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. No, I know they think they're getting
Speaker 3: eight hundred when they make eight hundred. And that goes
Speaker 3: right to the root of this race. And let me
Speaker 3: do the talking for you, because you deserve it. Okay,
Speaker 3: far as I know, if I'm wrong, And now your
Speaker 3: second term as Nashau County Executive in a pretty affluent area,
Speaker 3: you've never raised taxes once, not once. This guy, mom
Speaker 3: Donnie is taxing everybody up the s everybody. People are leaving.
Speaker 3: Hoko is right there with him. Yeah, once in a
Speaker 3: while she says something people want to hear. But you know,
Speaker 3: if godra bitch wins, oh, just wait to watch what
Speaker 3: she does with taxes. So, in this story you told
Speaker 3: about taxes, there's only one person who does the right
Speaker 3: thing when it comes to taxes, and that's you.
Speaker 16: Well, we don't have a revenue problem, said, we have
Speaker 16: a sending problem. The State of New York's budget is
Speaker 16: twice the amount of the state of Florida, and there's
Speaker 16: four million more people in Florida. And the last time
Speaker 16: I went down to Florida. It looked like they got
Speaker 16: some pretty good services from government down there. So you
Speaker 16: look at New York, New York, eight million people, their
Speaker 16: budgets bigger than the state of Florida. And there's almost
Speaker 16: twenty five million people in the state of Florida. So
Speaker 16: where's the money going. It's going to fraud, waste, abuse
Speaker 16: programs that don't work. I want to deliver quality programs.
Speaker 16: I want to give people better services, but it's got
Speaker 16: to be cost efficient and it's got to be programs
Speaker 16: that actually produce results. And by the way, if we
Speaker 16: have a problem with revenue, why are we giving eight
Speaker 16: billion dollars of your tax money to people who aren't
Speaker 16: New Yorkers, to legal migrants who get free food, free transportation,
Speaker 16: free food, and a free cell phone, they get more
Speaker 16: than New Yorkers. It's insane. Kaffy Oakle's giving away your money.
Speaker 3: The other thing is what you guys did well in
Speaker 3: Nushall County, Well said you and Masi pillow right, you
Speaker 3: took the masks off the bad guys, And for some
Speaker 3: reason in New York, Kathy Hochel, she's okay with the
Speaker 3: bad guys wearing masks. Pohamosos are the bad guys, but
Speaker 3: the good guys, okay, And I know we got Minnesota
Speaker 3: in Maine, I'm aware. Okay, but that's four compared to
Speaker 3: hundreds of thousands, hundreds of thousands of very dangerous people
Speaker 3: taking off the streets, maybe two hundred thousand to four,
Speaker 3: pretty good ratio. She wants to take the mask off
Speaker 3: of them. And we know that these cycles on that
Speaker 3: side are not afraid to show up at a Supreme
Speaker 3: Court judge's house. They're not afraid to shoot an ICE
Speaker 3: agent in the street, but try to kill the president.
Speaker 3: So you guys worked extra hard to take the masks
Speaker 3: off the bad guys. She wants to take the masks
Speaker 3: off the good guys, thank god. A federal judging yesterday said, nah, no,
Speaker 3: we're not doing that. What are you nuts? But there
Speaker 3: it is, at the very core, she wants to protect
Speaker 3: the bad guys, you want to protect the good guys.
Speaker 16: Well, just in my county last months, someone who entered
Speaker 16: this country illegally stabbed two women to death.
Speaker 3: Yep, and not even in the same place. He went
Speaker 3: to like different places to do that.
Speaker 16: He went to two different places. And you rarely hear
Speaker 16: that in the mainstream media. You got to listen to
Speaker 16: your show or some other conservative shows to hear about this.
Speaker 16: So they never they never talk about the illegal migrants
Speaker 16: who killed people, rape people, rob people, are dealing in drugs,
Speaker 16: are getting and recruiting our kids into gang activity, and
Speaker 16: Kaffi Hochel, this is why she's the worst governor in America.
Speaker 16: Kathy Hockel says that anti semi and anarchists who fight
Speaker 16: our cops should be able to wear a mask. But
Speaker 16: law enforcement officers who need to be undercover, who need
Speaker 16: to be covered up to protect their ideas, she wants
Speaker 16: to unmask them. That's a disgrace. She doesn't back our cops,
Speaker 16: she doesn't back our law enforcement. She's not a governor
Speaker 16: that wants to make safer communities for our kids and
Speaker 16: our grandkids. So that's why I'm running for governor. Cut taxes,
Speaker 16: cut utility bills, which are seventy percent higher than the
Speaker 16: nation's average, and make for safer communities. And you know what,
Speaker 16: that's why I'm going to win sid because seventy percent
Speaker 16: of the people in New York State want the same
Speaker 16: exact thing.
Speaker 3: I think even more probably and I got to tell you.
Speaker 3: I know I told you this on the year last week,
Speaker 3: but I had a conversation and I was shocked actually
Speaker 3: how excited he was to talk to me with Ruben
Speaker 3: Diaz and I called him on your behalf and I said, Ruben,
Speaker 3: we want to come out. Bruce specifically wants to come out.
Speaker 3: He wants to spend time with the African American community,
Speaker 3: obviously the Latino community. And he said, we can't wait
Speaker 3: to have him. He said, just see a No, we're
Speaker 3: voting for him on two lines. Okay, he is going
Speaker 3: to end up with votes in both the Republican on
Speaker 3: the conservative line. We can't wait to do something with
Speaker 3: Bruce Blakeman. I want to open my church to Bruce
Speaker 3: Blakeman any Thursday, you guys want to come. I want
Speaker 3: to put my church to Bruce Blakeman. So the folks
Speaker 3: out there that are trying to figure out what you're
Speaker 3: doing on a daily basis, not only are you still
Speaker 3: running Nasau County and doing it great, you're all over
Speaker 3: the state. You're in Rochester, you're in Utica, you're in Syracuse,
Speaker 3: you're in Albany, you're in Binghamton. And now starts to
Speaker 3: push Latinos African Americans. You're gonna hit every one of
Speaker 3: these communities every week.
Speaker 16: Yes, well, Reuben Diaz is a wonderful guy, and he's
Speaker 16: a god loving guy. He cares about America. He loves America.
Speaker 16: So to have him on my side is truly a blessing.
Speaker 16: And yes, I've been in the Dominican community. I went
Speaker 16: to the Dominican Bronx Parade, where quite frankly, the Democrats
Speaker 16: banned me from speaking, because you know that's what they do.
Speaker 16: They're dictators, Theiritarian and I'm going to be at the
Speaker 16: Dominican Parade in Manhattan. I've been endorsed by the Governor
Speaker 16: of Puerto Rico. I've gone to discuss issues with middle
Speaker 16: class African American and Caribbean Americans in Southeast Queens. I've
Speaker 16: been with Russian Americans in Brooklyn. I'm on my way
Speaker 16: up state right now. I had a rally with Italian
Speaker 16: Americans in Little Italy in Lower Manhattan, the one on
Speaker 16: Mowberry Street.
Speaker 3: By the way, I want to tell you about that
Speaker 3: because a lot of those guys here that day, as
Speaker 3: you know, all my friends, it was Friday. I was
Speaker 3: in Pennsylvania with Danielle and Ava. They loved you there
Speaker 3: in Italy on body they said you were amazing. You
Speaker 3: won Joe Hernandez.
Speaker 16: Well, you know they love me so much they changed
Speaker 16: my name to Bruno.
Speaker 3: I love it, love it. You're doing all these rallies
Speaker 3: and all these communities, You're everywhere.
Speaker 16: Wow. Listen, this is a mission to say of our state.
Speaker 16: We're in a death spiral right now. Sid we're fifty
Speaker 16: out of fifty states and economic outlook, I mean, no
Speaker 16: wonder why our young people don't want to live here.
Speaker 16: And therefore I concern things around. I know what needs
Speaker 16: to be done. We just got to get back to
Speaker 16: common sense principles, good judgment, American values and create jobs
Speaker 16: and create prosperity for people that get better jobs with
Speaker 16: better benefits, less taxes, lower utility bills. That's how you
Speaker 16: make people happy. They're miserable now under Kathy Hockel, I
Speaker 16: just want to make New Yorkers happy.
Speaker 3: You make me happy. You're so nice. I got one
Speaker 3: more for you. Did you not work for the Port
Speaker 3: Authority at one point? I know you did.
Speaker 16: I was a commissioner of the Port Authority of New
Speaker 16: York and New Jersey for eight years.
Speaker 3: Eight years the Port Authority. So this is going to
Speaker 3: hit close to home for you. We're about the commemorate
Speaker 3: twenty five years. I know you listen to me every day.
Speaker 3: I am beating this drama. Today, Bill Donnie, you want
Speaker 3: from the Catholic League. He's written a long letter urging
Speaker 3: Mamdanie not to come. Nine to eleven. I brought on survivors, victims,
Speaker 3: the families. I brought on the guy that started the petition.
Speaker 3: I'm bringing on another lady tomorrow. I am on a
Speaker 3: mission to keep this mayor away.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: I know I can't do it, and I know the
Speaker 3: odds are stacked against me, but I also know that
Speaker 3: the overwhelming majority, not even the overwhelming majority of nine
Speaker 3: to eleven families, don't want this anti American mayor there.
Speaker 3: So I'm not asking you whether you think he'll come
Speaker 3: or not, or if you a governor, if you would
Speaker 3: stop him from coming or not. I want, as a
Speaker 3: guy that worked with the Port Authority, who lost people
Speaker 3: that day, I want you to tell me do you
Speaker 3: think the mayor should show up?
Speaker 16: Well, first of all, said, I don't know if you
Speaker 16: know this or not, but my nephew was murdered on
Speaker 16: that day. No, Sergeant Tommy Jurgens, my sister Linda's older boy,
Speaker 16: oldest boy.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, six years.
Speaker 16: Old Army veteran, volunteer firefighter, New York State Court officer,
Speaker 16: was giving first day to a woman who was severely
Speaker 16: burned in Tower two when it collapsed on him. We
Speaker 16: never got a body or DNA. We only got his
Speaker 16: side arm and his badge. So it's very personal to me.
Speaker 16: I am a family member, and I don't think zorn
Speaker 16: Mondami should go. It's as if you know someone who's
Speaker 16: having a wake and they asked you not to go
Speaker 16: to the wake for personal reasons, you wouldn't go. So
Speaker 16: I mean, I don't think he should go. But here's
Speaker 16: where I'm going to say. If he's hell bent on going,
Speaker 16: I think people have a way to respectfully protest that.
Speaker 16: Turn your back on him. Don't say anything to him,
Speaker 16: don't make a ruckus, be solemn because it is a
Speaker 16: solemn day. Just turn your back on him.
Speaker 3: Much like the compstant to booth the Blasio years ago, right,
Speaker 3: same thing.
Speaker 16: Same thing. So that's a way to protest if he comes.
Speaker 16: But yeah, listen, you wouldn't pay a ship of call.
Speaker 16: If you were told you weren't invited, you wouldn't tend
Speaker 16: to wake. If you were told that you weren't invited,
Speaker 16: that you weren't gonna be welcome. But this guy just
Speaker 16: doesn't get it. He doesn't get it. He's got that
Speaker 16: stupid smile on his face while he's saying terrible things
Speaker 16: about Americans, anti Semitic things, and anti Christian things with
Speaker 16: a smile on his face. So people think he's nice.
Speaker 16: He's not nice. There's something wrong with a guy.
Speaker 3: That is the best way to put it. Yet there
Speaker 3: really is something wrong with him, Like he's insane, he's nasty,
Speaker 3: and he's hateful, and the smile is phony. But you
Speaker 3: just nailed it. There is something wrong with that guy. Bruce.
Speaker 3: You're doing an amazing job. I love You're so proud
Speaker 3: of you. Keep up the great work. We are just
Speaker 3: a couple of months away from winning this race and
Speaker 3: you'll be your next governor. Bruce Plateman, Thank you so.
Speaker 16: Much, God blessed Hi love you.
Speaker 3: I love you too, Thank you.
Speaker 28: Man.
Speaker 3: I love that guy and my son loves him now.
Speaker 3: Gable just loves him. You just want to leave. He
Speaker 3: keeps asking can I say another weekend of the weekend
Speaker 3: of the week, and he may say to Labor Day.
Speaker 3: Now little I don't know. He has to go to college. No, listen,
Speaker 3: They're very good to him. The chief, another chief is listening.
Speaker 3: He's great, and Chris Boyle's great, and obviously Bruce is great.
Speaker 3: The whole staff is great. And he wants to stay.
Speaker 3: He loves Bruce.
Speaker 18: What's that he's gonna learn?
Speaker 3: He's learned so much Bro already, lewis so much so
Speaker 3: thank you, Bruce Blakeman will stay in Nashall County, take
Speaker 3: a quick break, come back and talk to the man
Speaker 3: who was one of our greatest political leaders ever.
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Speaker 3: Oh you be bot It zero pushback, kind of like
Speaker 3: Mamdannie with Hassan Piker. America deserved nine to eleven. Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 3: like the same thing, save that you want the opportunity.
Speaker 3: So didn't know him, and all I said was, thank
Speaker 3: god he's okay. I can't tell you how many texts
Speaker 3: I got this morning. How's Scott doing. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm doing a radio show. He's in a hospital on
Speaker 3: Staten Island. But he did text me today. It was
Speaker 3: a very sweet text. A few jerk off that's what
Speaker 3: he texted me. I swear to God, and all I
Speaker 3: said was, you cannot suffer a heart attack because of
Speaker 3: Mom Donnie. You've given Mom Donnie the win. So thank
Speaker 3: god he's okay. I would not be saying this if
Speaker 3: he died right well, being that he's going to be okay,
Speaker 3: he's a loser.
Speaker 18: Wow, what a thing for you to put on your marquee. Yeah,
Speaker 18: that's great. Hey, I'm still Scott's friend. As long as
Speaker 18: he didn't die. He didn't die, Well you didn't. First
Speaker 18: of all, you told the people that were texting you.
Speaker 3: How do I know how he is? I don't know.
Speaker 18: But then so, but he's still a loser.
Speaker 3: On the other hand, he's a loser, kind of like
Speaker 3: Trump said about McCain. If you get caught, you're a loser.
Speaker 3: If you have a heart attack because of I'm Donnie,
Speaker 3: you're a loser. You should give Mom Donnie the heart attack.
Speaker 3: Then you're a winner. If Mom Donnie gets a heart attack,
Speaker 3: because you you win. If you're in the hospital and
Speaker 3: that guy's walking around healthy, we lose. So you are.
Speaker 3: He's a hero and a loser at the same time.
Speaker 18: Right, you do kind of resemble a general pat in
Speaker 18: a lot of ways with that kind of mentality.
Speaker 3: I know, right, yeah, sure it was not a compliment.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 18: Well, you'll figure it out. Jolt his heart back to life,
Speaker 18: and you're a loser.
Speaker 3: He actually did flatline on a serious note. He died
Speaker 3: like for a couple of seconds. That's terrible obvious.
Speaker 18: When they have to Joel oh, I know.
Speaker 3: Listen, when Frank Mornopros called me, I started to cry.
Speaker 3: I'm like, oh my god.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 3: When I found out he was okay, thank god. Then
Speaker 3: I had to tell the truth, which is what Noaan
Speaker 3: said to me this morning. Out of five point thirty.
Speaker 3: Noam said, your friend's a loser, and I'm like, you're right,
Speaker 3: he is. So I went with it.
Speaker 18: Okay, Well, you know this, this diagnosis of you gets
Speaker 18: worse and worse. I used to think it was just
Speaker 18: that's kind of funny, a little wed he gets, you know,
Speaker 18: he just kind of colors the truth a little bit.
Speaker 18: Now now it's just direct said. I just went along
Speaker 18: with it. That's great.
Speaker 3: Well, I believe a lot of people that I trust,
Speaker 3: that's all, Like Peter King, for example. He can tell
Speaker 3: me just about anything right now, and I'll believe him.
Speaker 18: Well with good reason.
Speaker 3: You should be a smart guy, and you know, did
Speaker 3: a great job in politics for so many years. So
Speaker 3: let's welcome him in, Pete. What do you think you
Speaker 3: think my analysis on the Beato was on Bear this morning.
Speaker 28: I just wish you would knock it off and speed
Speaker 28: this up. I'm afraid he's gonna drop dead during this
Speaker 28: interview and I'm gonna get cut up. I mean yeah,
Speaker 28: I'm just thinking to myself, you know, I mean uh.
Speaker 28: And by the way, if he if he is getting
Speaker 28: bed and you wis didn't see your bs, you's gonna
Speaker 28: have another heart.
Speaker 3: He's fine, Thank god. We love him, you know. In
Speaker 3: all seriousness. Peter put together a list this morning of
Speaker 3: the people that fight Mom. Donnie. You know a lot
Speaker 3: of people that are wishy washy, and you're one of them, obviously,
Speaker 3: But the four that came to mind right away with
Speaker 3: bodele Vicki, Palladino, Me and Scott Lebato's out there every day.
Speaker 3: He was yelling and screaming, that's why you that's why
Speaker 3: you collapsed yesterday. And this guy's made statues and paintings.
Speaker 3: So if you really can't stand mom Donnie, you gotta
Speaker 3: give Scott Lobato a lot of credit.
Speaker 28: No, I've never seen Scott not yelling and screaming or painting.
Speaker 28: I mean, the guy never stops. I mean, he's uh,
Speaker 28: he's going to be. He was Eric Adams his worst night.
Speaker 3: Many Well, you know you mentioned Eric. You mentioned Eric Adams,
Speaker 3: and I know that the guy's upstairs like him, and
Speaker 3: that's fine, it's okay. But I'm not here to, you know,
Speaker 3: to tell people how much I like him. I'm here
Speaker 3: to be honest. As you and I are speaking, former
Speaker 3: mayor Eric Adams booed while promoting data centers in Wisconsin. Ironically,
Speaker 3: as you and I are speaking, they're showing the video
Speaker 3: right now on New York One of Eric Adams getting booed.
Speaker 3: And I can't stand revisionist history. He is sandwiched in
Speaker 3: between the two worst mayors ever. So he looks better
Speaker 3: and better every day. But you remember listening to me
Speaker 3: every day, Peter, and being on the show every week
Speaker 3: those four years. It was a nightmare. It was a nightmare,
Speaker 3: was it not?
Speaker 28: Certainly the first three years well, and I actually had
Speaker 28: high hopes for Eric Adams coming into it. I thought
Speaker 28: he had the perfect credentials to turn this in the
Speaker 28: around he had straightened out, he was saying all the
Speaker 28: right things. And then the people he bought in with
Speaker 28: him in those first three years, including in the police department.
Speaker 28: And he had to me one of the best commissioners,
Speaker 28: Eric Keisha and Jewel. But those guys that are working
Speaker 28: up there pushed around, they're all Eric Adams's people. You
Speaker 28: go down the line having a welcome wagon out for
Speaker 28: illegal immigrants coming in. I mean, really, the first three
Speaker 28: years he did a terrible job. I know he's straightened
Speaker 28: out the fourth year, but the factor is it was
Speaker 28: too late. And I personally, ever, I'm with him. He's
Speaker 28: a nice guy to get along with, but he really,
Speaker 28: to me, the worst thing about him is he missed
Speaker 28: a great opportunity, not just for himself, of the City
Speaker 28: of New York. It was ideal coming in after Deblasio.
Speaker 28: He's an African American former cop. He could have gotten
Speaker 28: a lot done and he chose not to for whatever reason.
Speaker 28: And so yeah, we can't revise history. He really, except
Speaker 28: for his fourth year, was not a good mayor at
Speaker 28: all and the fourth year.
Speaker 3: You can make the argument Trump got involved, he had
Speaker 3: home in here, he had you know that, he got
Speaker 3: Jessica Tish and she helped out. So how much should
Speaker 3: Eric really do? And my answer is not much. I mean,
Speaker 3: I was contacted yesterday by this lovely young girl. You
Speaker 3: remember a Peter. Her name is Genesis Familiar. You remember
Speaker 3: her mom was a police officer, was murdered. Of course,
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you know, you know so this girl, yeah, yes,
Speaker 3: And for some reason, this girl lost me. I don't
Speaker 3: know why. She reached out to me to tell me
Speaker 3: she's going to law school. She made me cry, and
Speaker 3: she told me a story about a guy that helped
Speaker 3: raise Horror and her siblings after our mother was killed.
Speaker 3: His name is actually Kevin Taylor, former NYPD inspector. He's
Speaker 3: another guy that's going down with the ship while the
Speaker 3: Rick Adams is making money and doing promotional tours and
Speaker 3: getting citizenship in different countries. Everybody around him, they're bawling
Speaker 3: like flies. Good people, good people. I'm sorry that pisces
Speaker 3: me off.
Speaker 28: Yeah, I can understand that. And again, we can't revise history.
Speaker 28: The factor is they were real mistakes made, intentional, unintentional whatever,
Speaker 28: The fact is the job was not done those first
Speaker 28: three years. In some ways things are made worse again.
Speaker 28: You think you're now the whole welcome wagon, greeting all
Speaker 28: these illegal immigrants, giving him the Roosevelt Hotel and on
Speaker 28: down the line. That really is is almost irrevertibal harm
Speaker 28: which caused by that, the gangs they come in from Venezuela.
Speaker 28: All of that to me is really unfortunately attributable to
Speaker 28: Eric Adams. And again, if I start up tomorrow, is
Speaker 28: a nice guy I get loaning them, bit them revisedsy
Speaker 28: Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: That's why I love you, Peter. I'm being serious because
Speaker 3: you tell the truth and you're smart. Let me play
Speaker 3: this for you. This you know this guy, Peter. His
Speaker 3: name is Giovanni Galante. This goes back to a week ago,
Speaker 3: the conversation I had. He's the guy that started the
Speaker 3: petition to keep Mamdani away from the Freedom Tower. The
Speaker 3: morning came on my show, we had fourteen thousand signatures.
Speaker 3: Now he's got almost ninety thousand. Cut number two though,
Speaker 3: Giovanni Galante, and he's the man that started this petition.
Speaker 3: I'm on board one hundred percent to keep the mayor
Speaker 3: away from the nine to eleven commemoration memorial service coming
Speaker 3: up this year twenty five years. What is your message
Speaker 3: if he's listening right now, and if he's not, it
Speaker 3: will get to him. What is your message to Mamdanni?
Speaker 6: We respectfully just asked that he stay away. We don't
Speaker 6: want the publicity, we don't want the circus, we don't
Speaker 6: want any of that. This is a day, like I
Speaker 6: said before, all of us get together and we go
Speaker 6: honor the people that were murdered. That's it. It's a
Speaker 6: simple one. I'm not asking for anything huge. You know,
Speaker 6: he doesn't have to be there. He knows that, we
Speaker 6: know that. But obviously we'll see what happens. There's nothing
Speaker 6: we could do other than just ask for people to
Speaker 6: sign a petition.
Speaker 3: What do you think of what Giovanni had to say that, Peter,
Speaker 3: I totally understand.
Speaker 28: I do not think Mendomick should be there. I think
Speaker 28: he is a person who is there's anyone who does
Speaker 28: not deserve and is that the right to be there?
Speaker 28: It's mendmic The only concern said that I said this
Speaker 28: last week is that to me, that is such a
Speaker 28: reverential day I go always go to at least two
Speaker 28: or three nine eleven commemorations. Rosemary and I go to
Speaker 28: a Holy Rood cemetery every year for Michael Boyle and
Speaker 28: others who had died at nine to eleven. To me,
Speaker 28: what bothers me at all now is that this guy
Speaker 28: is getting all this publicity.
Speaker 3: I know, I know your argument.
Speaker 28: I'm not gonna got any of you're saying anything anyone
Speaker 28: who signs a potition, fine, I just wish we could
Speaker 28: do it. I hope we could do it in a
Speaker 28: way where he's kept away, but he doesn't dominate the
Speaker 28: conversation between now and then.
Speaker 16: That's all.
Speaker 28: His name couldn't even be mentioned in connects with nine
Speaker 28: to eleven. So I understand the position of those who
Speaker 28: haven't sign a petition. I'm not going to oppose it
Speaker 28: in any way, so they wouldn't oppose it. He should
Speaker 28: not be there, I will say loud, and he should
Speaker 28: not be there. I just hope that doesn't dominate the
Speaker 28: entire conversation. I want to think of all the people
Speaker 28: I knew would kill at nine to eleven. Sure that
Speaker 28: this guy out of down in the city.
Speaker 3: Well, that's my fear, faster, that's my feer, is that
Speaker 3: when he's there, he's going to get all the attention,
Speaker 3: and I don't want that. I agree with you. I
Speaker 3: think we made big news this morning when your friend
Speaker 3: and mine, the great Bruce Blakeman, who is going to win,
Speaker 3: he will be the next governor. When he said he
Speaker 3: said it right now on this show, I should say,
Speaker 3: about thirty minutes ago, he said that the families should
Speaker 3: do what the cops did to build the Blasio and
Speaker 3: turn their backs. I didn't know that Bruce Blakeman's nephew,
Speaker 3: so he's a victim here. His nephew was murdered. Yes,
Speaker 3: he told this sad story. So you know he's even
Speaker 3: saying we should turn our backs. That's pretty big news.
Speaker 3: What do you think about that?
Speaker 28: Yeah, I guess certainly. Say again, I'm not saying believe me,
Speaker 28: I don't want him there. I just hope between now
Speaker 28: and nine to eleven and we don't talk about him
Speaker 28: every day, and I don't have to get out of
Speaker 28: it because he's there. He's creating it. So the onus
Speaker 28: is on him totally. I will say loudly and clearly,
Speaker 28: he does not belong there. On nine to eleven. What
Speaker 28: Bruce is saying Bruce. This has had a much from
Speaker 28: an impact on Bruce than people realize. Over the years,
Speaker 28: he was very close to his nephew. He was a
Speaker 28: very brave caught office an Army veteran, and Bruce is
Speaker 28: very close to his sisters, so this was really really
Speaker 28: family for Bruce. So I just stand Fullywood Bruce. I
Speaker 28: support Bruce and he's doing the right thing, and I
Speaker 28: just wish and Dommy could find it within himself. I
Speaker 28: know it's tough for him to do the right thing
Speaker 28: for once and stay away from nine to eleven.
Speaker 3: We'll sure you were't. Bill Donnie who earlier too at
Speaker 3: the head of the Catholics.
Speaker 28: Great, he's a character listening he.
Speaker 3: Reminds you if you watch you guys have very similar
Speaker 3: both very smart, great passionate man. And you know he
Speaker 3: told the whole story. Man, it's not just about the Jews.
Speaker 3: It's not just the whiny israel first advocate yelling anti
Speaker 3: semidol Day, said Rosenberg. He listed every group and there
Speaker 3: are a lot of groups, and a lot of functions,
Speaker 3: and a lot of breakfasts and a lot of barades
Speaker 3: and all that that. Mom Donnie has disrespected so many
Speaker 3: people and again just hanging out and publicly saying I
Speaker 3: love us on Piker and Chevalier and clerics who are
Speaker 3: co conspirators in the ninety three World Trade Center bombing,
Speaker 3: and all these horrible people that he surrounds himself with
Speaker 3: his own wife, who's a wretched, vile creature. I mean,
Speaker 3: what more proof do you need? This guy's the worst guy.
Speaker 3: Maybe not the you know, we've had a lot of
Speaker 3: corrupt guys we have, include the last guy corrupt. We've
Speaker 3: had people that were bad Bill de Blasio. This is
Speaker 3: the worst person I think we've had his mayor maybe ever.
Speaker 28: Yeah, I mean, well he is done as far as
Speaker 28: associating with people or Islamis. People were involved in the
Speaker 28: first World Trade Center Boma. Give me those who supported
Speaker 28: nine to eleven and in fact did might say, you know,
Speaker 28: the United States had a coming, Americans deserved it. All
Speaker 28: that type. It's terrible the thought that he would be
Speaker 28: anywhere near nine to eleven. So I fully agree on that.
Speaker 28: I just hope we can do it in a way
Speaker 28: that we don't be talking about him between now nine eleven.
Speaker 28: So many people I liked rather talk about or think
Speaker 28: about who were killed. And I know how how terrible
Speaker 28: I was. So but again you're doing I'm not in
Speaker 28: any way just to wear what you're doing. I just
Speaker 28: what drives me crazy is that we you and I
Speaker 28: even have to talk about that. I know, I know,
Speaker 28: when there's so many good people like you know, uh
Speaker 28: Brush's nephew and so many good friends were all at
Speaker 28: and the fact that that guy is interjecting himself just
Speaker 28: by his presence into the whole nine eleven discussion. It
Speaker 28: should be all about prayers and thoughts for those who
Speaker 28: died that day or were killed that day, not this
Speaker 28: guy who was a total fraud and told each of
Speaker 28: the city or.
Speaker 3: The day before, you're gonna go down to the Brooklyn
Speaker 3: Cyclone Stadium because you know, your buddy John Stewart is
Speaker 3: holding a big event with Pete Davidson who lost his
Speaker 3: father on nine eleven at the garden on Friday night. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Friday night.
Speaker 28: Yeah. I was just at cycled the stadium recently for
Speaker 28: nine eleven event. I have a series that week I'm
Speaker 28: doing down the ground zero and I think at uh
Speaker 28: Man Sinai Hospital. Certainly a nine eleven of selfish three
Speaker 28: day that said, Roseman and I always go to the
Speaker 28: cemetery that day. I don't think I've been invited to
Speaker 28: the one to temper that.
Speaker 16: I don't know.
Speaker 28: I mean that whole week, I'm just blocking out for
Speaker 28: nothing but nine to eleven.
Speaker 3: Yeah, as you should. You're you're a legitimate I know
Speaker 3: you're gonna you're a humble guy, and you like to
Speaker 3: make jokes and you're a funny guy. But you're a
Speaker 3: legitimate nine eleven hero. You've done just amazing things all
Speaker 3: these years since. So you should be invited to everything.
Speaker 3: I mean that you should be invited to everything. On
Speaker 3: the way out, i'd be a miss President Trump. We're
Speaker 3: gonna hammer them. We're gonna hammer them. They're not yet.
Speaker 3: So what do you think of the latest decision by
Speaker 3: Trump not to ham or Iran?
Speaker 28: Either has to do it or not do it. I mean,
Speaker 28: it's right now, he's losing his credibility with his foreign leaders,
Speaker 28: who we have to first of all, we have to
Speaker 28: keep people on our side. Secondly, we got to scare
Speaker 28: the enemy, and we're really not doing either right now.
Speaker 28: And if he has to go ahead, go ahead and
Speaker 28: do it. And really, you can't stop here after a
Speaker 28: few days because some guy in Iran says he wants
Speaker 28: to do a piece off from Steve Whitcop or something.
Speaker 28: I mean, the fact is we have to go if
Speaker 28: we're gonna if it doesn't happen in the next twenty
Speaker 28: four to forty eight hours, go all out and do
Speaker 28: whatever has to be done and end it. And again
Speaker 28: I go back to this whole thing. It can't be Jadvans,
Speaker 28: it can't be Steve Widcop. We have to have real
Speaker 28: people in there who believe in the cause, who are
Speaker 28: not apologetics. They're not trying to be isolate this. We need,
Speaker 28: you know, the Marco Rubio types. And we also need
Speaker 28: more influence coming in from the military. They know where
Speaker 28: the targets are, go after them. And also we can't
Speaker 28: be influenced by the Saudis. I mean, there was eight
Speaker 28: mile people in the world. They will go whoe was
Speaker 28: gonna win? So we got to convince them we're gonna win.
Speaker 3: Peter King, You're amazing as always, another very special appearance, Buddy.
Speaker 3: I love to give my best to row. Thank you
Speaker 3: so much. You got it. Okay, take care, Bud. The
Speaker 3: great Peter King, amazing congressman all those years and the
Speaker 3: great work with homeland security and all the money he
Speaker 3: helped raise for families of nine to eleven victims, like
Speaker 3: a hundred years are gonna get paid, Thank God, will
Speaker 3: take a break, so much more to do? Kill Me
Speaker 3: takes over in about forty five minutes.
Speaker 1: Sid and Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple
Speaker 1: podcast Network.
Speaker 18: It's hard to imagine the Kennedy's embroiled in some kind
Speaker 18: of thing, and then that could never happen, right, that's strange, Mary, Joe,
Speaker 18: conpect me anybody, and then Justin jumps in with Joe Demaccio.
Speaker 3: He didn't hurt her, he loved her. He became a
Speaker 3: complete asshole after she died, although Lou said, and how
Speaker 3: you know this? He was before she died.
Speaker 18: He was very abrasive, orniery guy.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, well they could play a mean center field.
Speaker 3: He was pretty damn good, wasn't he? Brother to oh
Speaker 3: the great Dom DiMaggio. He wasn't great, but he was fine.
Speaker 3: It was like Henry Iron and his brother Tommy Aaron.
Speaker 3: Tom was better.
Speaker 18: Some said was a better.
Speaker 3: Stevie Wonder. Yeah, I see what I did.
Speaker 18: I'm going to write a song about Tom.
Speaker 3: Did you have the coffee maker, mister coffee when you
Speaker 3: were a kid. Joe Demaja did the Mister Coffee commercials.
Speaker 18: And you know he was the one guy who would
Speaker 18: not get back into his uniform. That's correct for old
Speaker 18: timers day.
Speaker 3: And he would never do it.
Speaker 18: Even Mickey Man.
Speaker 14: I remember that.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And by the way, I believe the last game he
Speaker 3: ever played for the Yankee the last season. He was
Speaker 3: leaving after that year and Mickey was a rookie. So
Speaker 3: they won the team together right that last season. And
Speaker 3: they did not get one year. No, they didn't get
Speaker 3: a long course. Too much personality. That's like stannin Imus
Speaker 3: ain't gonna happen. She's not gonna happen. You know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. Joe D. We had a guy named Joe
Speaker 3: D from Staten Island used to call the fan. Remember him,
Speaker 3: I do remember? Oh he was maybe maybe he still does.
Speaker 3: I don't know, big Yankee fan. He used to go nuts.
Speaker 18: They were all psychotic, crazy people.
Speaker 3: A lot of them are dead. Doors from Rego Park
Speaker 3: is dead. You're home from Manhattan's dead.
Speaker 18: What would they have done without sports radio?
Speaker 3: I don't know. Talk from the winters alive.
Speaker 18: I like him, sudden these people woke up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got to call a take it easy rights.
Speaker 18: I want him in the lineup. Why is rickon?
Speaker 3: Rick Sarone? Remember, I think he bought he was a
Speaker 3: part owner of the Newark Oh god, that baseball team.
Speaker 3: He had the Conseeko brothers. He had a lot of
Speaker 3: people played. But he understanding. But what was that in
Speaker 3: the Newark Bears. They were a minor league baseball team. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that was Rick Saron's team, the former New York Yankee. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Rick Sarone. I think they got him from Toronto catcher
Speaker 3: and those are the good old days. Those are the
Speaker 3: good old days. So you know that. I just got
Speaker 3: a text you like this from Giovanni Galante and he
Speaker 3: listens every day. This guy he started the petition, and
Speaker 3: he said, I heard Bruce Blakeman on the show today,
Speaker 3: and he was moved. He didn't know that Bruce Blakeman's nephew,
Speaker 3: other than I was murdered on nine to eleven. I
Speaker 3: didn't know that. And he was moved, and he said,
Speaker 3: do you think that the potential governor would even consider
Speaker 3: signing a petition? So at the break, I called Bruce Blakeman.
Speaker 3: I said, Bruce, show magnificent today. As always. On top
Speaker 3: of that, I just got to call a text from
Speaker 3: Galante would you sign the petition? And Bruce's answer was
Speaker 3: where do I sign? Wow? But a great guy. I mean,
Speaker 3: come on, are we willly gonna argue who should be governor?
Speaker 3: Where do I sign? But not right? Justin no way rightsation,
Speaker 3: it really is.
Speaker 18: That's why it will be a crashing thing.
Speaker 3: If he does not, it'll be horrendous.
Speaker 18: Because horrendous you almost think there's no God.
Speaker 3: There's not at that point, Mamdani and Hokeel, come.
Speaker 18: On, how could you pick her?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 18: I don't know that's pure and sanity.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know how all these people
Speaker 3: win these elections. I don't know. But I got to
Speaker 3: take a break because coming up next is one of
Speaker 3: my favorite people. And you can tell he's on the
Speaker 3: show a lot these days. Used to be an OutKick
Speaker 3: dot Com. He's on box News all the time. He
Speaker 3: did both Stuve Varney and Will Caine yesterday lots to
Speaker 3: talk about vaccines. Aaron Rodgers, Sid and.
Speaker 1: Friends in the Morning on the Red Apple podcast network.
Speaker 19: Karen Rodgers were ripped for questioning draconian lockdown missions. Do
Speaker 19: you think they've been vindicated.
Speaker 20: Yes, one billion percent, they've been vindicated. Stu, thanks for
Speaker 20: having me. I think you can put Aaron Rodgers, props
Speaker 20: to him. I think you could put Novak Djokovic in
Speaker 20: that mix, and I think you can put Kyrie Irving
Speaker 20: in that mix. Three different sports, three different athletes who
Speaker 20: recognized that mandating the COVID shot made no sense, who
Speaker 20: spoke out against it, and who were savaged by sports media.
Speaker 20: Anyone who refused to get the COVID shot was ridiculed
Speaker 20: to the high heavens.
Speaker 3: So I'm sorry, Clay. Probably not the manliest of music,
Speaker 3: but I'm manly enough to admit big brody, good looking,
Speaker 3: muscular guy like me. I love Barry Manilo. How about that?
Speaker 20: I thought I thought maybe doctor Fauci had gotten in
Speaker 20: the studio and taken over the music.
Speaker 3: That's funny, and he likes Barry Manolo too. You're right,
Speaker 3: but you were on the money, as you always so
Speaker 3: I got to tell you know, we did a couple
Speaker 3: of TV appearances together. That's why I got to know you.
Speaker 3: I know you're from OutKick dot com. But not to
Speaker 3: embarrass you or patronize you, but I'm a huge fan,
Speaker 3: bro I mean you are just You're great, and I
Speaker 3: have a couple of things I want to discuss your
Speaker 3: appearance on Vonnie. You're right. Look, I don't like Kyrie Irving,
Speaker 3: I don't like basketball players where Kafia's the postgame news conferences. Okay,
Speaker 3: but but he was right, and you made a great
Speaker 3: point pointing out Aaron Rodgers and Djokovic and sports media
Speaker 3: people like me who did blast them. So I guess
Speaker 3: we all like Stephen A. Smith om an apology. Yes,
Speaker 3: I think so.
Speaker 20: Look, if you attacked them over COVID decisions, then I
Speaker 20: think it's only fair to say in the light of
Speaker 20: Six years later, five years later, as doctor Fauci's diary
Speaker 20: has come out, and as his one hundred and eleven
Speaker 20: I believe it was a choice to take the Fifth
Speaker 20: Amendment continues to resonate. I think those guys look smarter, right,
Speaker 20: And you can say, as many people often do. You know,
Speaker 20: I don't know that we need to look to athletes
Speaker 20: to lead us on anything. What I said back in
Speaker 20: those days was you don't have to agree with these guys,
Speaker 20: but they rely on their physical health and their bodies
Speaker 20: more than most of us to make a living. And
Speaker 20: so it doesn't surprise me that they would be doing
Speaker 20: search and analyzing natural immunity versus this unproven vaccine when
Speaker 20: it came to the choices they were going to make.
Speaker 20: And so I think, remember Novak Djokovic wasn't allowed here
Speaker 20: was my number one criticism back in the day. If
Speaker 20: you want to go to Djokovic specifically, he wasn't allowed
Speaker 20: in the country to play in the US Open while
Speaker 20: we were letting ten million illegals come across our southern
Speaker 20: border unrestricted. We weren't letting him because he didn't get
Speaker 20: the COVID shot, come play tennis outdoors in New York.
Speaker 20: But meanwhile we were letting every undocumented immigrant illegally into
Speaker 20: the country, ten million of them. And I just said,
Speaker 20: I remember making the comment back in the day, and
Speaker 20: some people got mad at me. You know, he just
Speaker 20: needs to put his tennis racket on his shoulders, fly
Speaker 20: to Mexico and he could walk across the southern border
Speaker 20: and claim asylum and be able to go out to
Speaker 20: the US Open tournament that way. And it's funny, but
Speaker 20: I do think that likely would have worked. Given the
Speaker 20: ridiculousness of the decision making. We had a noble office
Speaker 20: at the time.
Speaker 3: It is funny, but it's not too because that's exactly
Speaker 3: what happened as we get set for the US Open
Speaker 3: here now this month in New York. You're right, they
Speaker 3: wouldn't let him come here, wouldn't let him play, and
Speaker 3: illegals are coming across the border with all kinds of
Speaker 3: stuff and nobody stopped them. The other major story you're
Speaker 3: a part of here, Clay, is that you have offered
Speaker 3: ten million. Not gonna lie to you. The biggest question
Speaker 3: asked of me was you're opening play has ten million.
Speaker 3: He's got it, And you have offered the Las Vegas
Speaker 3: Aces ten million dollars if they can beat any high
Speaker 3: school state boys basketball team. Now you've also overed the
Speaker 3: boys team two million if they can win. This is genius.
Speaker 3: You saw me on Twitter. I called you a genius.
Speaker 3: I told Rollie Jaines, this guy's a genius. I'm serious
Speaker 3: because you made it fun. You're making it fun. They
Speaker 3: won't do it, but you're making it fun. But you're
Speaker 3: proving the point that the best female basketball player in
Speaker 3: the world is not going to be a high school kid.
Speaker 3: So why do we keep doing this?
Speaker 16: Why?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 20: Look, I think sometimes you have to respond to idiots
Speaker 20: by taking the logic of their idiocy and pushing it
Speaker 20: even further and to your point, humor, hyperbole, satire. They
Speaker 20: cut through in a way that me sitting down with
Speaker 20: a scientist and discussing overall muscle mass averages for men
Speaker 20: and oxygen capacity in the lungs and all these things
Speaker 20: that are indisputably true right from a biological We all
Speaker 20: know men are bigger, stronger, faster than women. So I
Speaker 20: could sit and argue till blue in the face on
Speaker 20: the factual aspect of this, or I could just put
Speaker 20: ten million dollars out on the table and say, hey,
Speaker 20: Las Vegas Aces, you're the WNBA defending champions. You've been
Speaker 20: arguing for years you're underpaid. This is the most lucrative
Speaker 20: single basketball game offer to win a game in the
Speaker 20: history of the sports since James Nasmith hung up the
Speaker 20: peach baskets. This never has anybody offered more money to
Speaker 20: win a basketball game. All these high school boys, teams,
Speaker 20: state champs, their coaches are reaching out. The players are
Speaker 20: reaching out like crazy. They say, we want to play
Speaker 20: we want to play Clay, we want to play Clay.
Speaker 20: You know I could find one in every state that
Speaker 20: would want to play a state champion for sure. And meanwhile,
Speaker 20: the WNBA and the Las Vegas Aces won't respond. Why
Speaker 20: won't they because they knew that, they know they would
Speaker 20: lose by fifty points. And look, this doesn't This doesn't
Speaker 20: mean that women's athletic is not important to me. It
Speaker 20: just reinforces the most important reason for women's athletics to
Speaker 20: be able to exist is not having to compete against men, right,
Speaker 20: because if we just had unisex sports, that is, no
Speaker 20: gender differences at all, virtually no women would make any
Speaker 20: teams and we would just have male sports. So look
Speaker 20: the WNBA, they have the w in front of the
Speaker 20: NBA for a reason. But I think they would get
Speaker 20: utterly obliterated by a state champion voice team of my choice.
Speaker 20: So we'd put it on pay per view, I said,
Speaker 20: I donate the proceeds to tunnel the towers for wounded
Speaker 20: Sorry for people whose husbands or wives or fathers or
Speaker 20: mothers died, cops, first responders, armed forces, all of that.
Speaker 20: It would be a tremendous success. It would do a
Speaker 20: lot of good, and it would actually demonstrate just how
Speaker 20: ludicrous this is. And people say, why now play. It's
Speaker 20: because in the wake of Sophie Cunningham, some coaches have
Speaker 20: come out and said if a man identifies as a
Speaker 20: woman that they believe they should be able to play
Speaker 20: in the WNBA, which is why I said, I'm just
Speaker 20: I'm over this. You know, the thing has been seeing
Speaker 20: ten million times the offer on Twitter alone, you know,
Speaker 20: one hundreds of thousand plus retweets. It's I mean, if
Speaker 20: you type in Clay Travis ten million, it is echoed
Speaker 20: all throughout everywhere.
Speaker 16: I do, by the way, have the money.
Speaker 20: But also it's easy to put up the money when
Speaker 20: you know that the WNBA is going to be too
Speaker 20: cowardly to accept the challenge and it win anyway.
Speaker 3: But the tweet thing is funny because I think when
Speaker 3: you first did it, you were looking for five million then,
Speaker 3: which is a big number. Huge, I don't get fined.
Speaker 3: I think one time I did twenty eight million because
Speaker 3: of the Jewsalem post, but that was luck. So even
Speaker 3: five millions a heck of a lot. You're up to
Speaker 3: ten million. Everybody's talking about it because, like you said,
Speaker 3: it's a genius way to point out something that we're
Speaker 3: actually talking about daily, which is ludicrous.
Speaker 18: It's crazy.
Speaker 3: I do want to go to the NFL for a second,
Speaker 3: He'll clay it's it's over already. It looks like with
Speaker 3: Tony Romo, jj Watt is going to do the games
Speaker 3: with my dear friend Jim Nance.
Speaker 20: Now.
Speaker 3: Look, I was arrested twice for duy. You know, I'm
Speaker 3: not driven a car in nine years. Nine years, I'm
Speaker 3: not driven a car. I do commercials for car dealers.
Speaker 3: I can't even drive a car. So I've been through
Speaker 3: this and it's not money. It's bad. You can kill somebody.
Speaker 3: But my god, it took CBS fifteen minutes to get
Speaker 3: rid of Tony Romo and bring in JJ Watt. Something
Speaker 3: says to me, there was something rotten before this. What
Speaker 3: about you?
Speaker 20: I think you're one hundred percent right, and I think too.
Speaker 20: There's two things. One, remember there's brand new owners of CBS.
Speaker 20: Paramount bought them. So there may be a decision having
Speaker 20: looked at the books, they may be saying, oh my god,
Speaker 20: we're paying, you know, Tony Romo eighteen million dollars a
Speaker 20: year to do fifteen or sixteen football games. That's an
Speaker 20: outrageous amount of money. And so this may give them
Speaker 20: an excuse under the morals clause of his contract to
Speaker 20: get to some sort of negotiated settlement that could save
Speaker 20: CBS tens of millions of dollars. That was my first
Speaker 20: thought from a business perspective on it, And then the
Speaker 20: second one is I do think that Tony Roco has
Speaker 20: seemed disengaged compared to the first several years when he
Speaker 20: was doing this. In other words, I just don't know
Speaker 20: that he has the same drive or loves the job
Speaker 20: that he's doing on the same way that a guy
Speaker 20: like Jim Nantz obviously lives for what he does in
Speaker 20: that broadcast booth on a day to day basis. Other
Speaker 20: guys and gals do too. I don't know that Tony
Speaker 20: Romo feels that same drive that maybe he did in
Speaker 20: the first few years to prove that he could do
Speaker 20: the job. Once you do it, it doesn't seem like
Speaker 20: he loves the travel aspects and everything else associated with it.
Speaker 3: I think the question was in the final minute Tom
Speaker 3: Brady when he came in and the other quarterback was
Speaker 3: Tony number one team on CBS. Was Brady going to
Speaker 3: be good enough? Was he going to be like the
Speaker 3: next Tony Romo? Now Romo's out of a job and
Speaker 3: Brady is still at Fox, and Brady is doing dumb
Speaker 3: things like getting you know, punching one of the Poll
Speaker 3: brothers or slapping one of the Poll brothers across the face,
Speaker 3: which was wially embarrassing for a seven time Super Bowl champ.
Speaker 3: But I will say this, I think he's pretty good.
Speaker 3: I think he's better than most people thought he would
Speaker 3: be in that booth doing NFL games.
Speaker 20: What do you think he's gotten better? And you know
Speaker 20: this better than anybody. It's weird to be able to
Speaker 20: sit down in front of a mic or on a
Speaker 20: television camera and not have any pressure on you and
Speaker 20: just let it rip. Most people can't do it. I've
Speaker 20: been in that Fox green room a ton of times.
Speaker 20: You know, it's one hundred yards down to the studio.
Speaker 20: Former athletes are telling the greatest stories. They're joking, they're relaxed,
Speaker 20: they're natural. As soon as you get in there and
Speaker 20: there's a thousand lights on you and that red light
Speaker 20: on that camera goes live. A lot of people think
Speaker 20: that they can perform and they tighten up and they're
Speaker 20: nowhere near as good. You know this from Rado. Everybody
Speaker 20: thinks they can do radio. You sit them down, you
Speaker 20: push that button, the mic goes live. They say everything
Speaker 20: they've ever thought. They look at the clock. It's been
Speaker 20: eight minutes and they're like, oh my god. You know,
Speaker 20: we used to do this for charity. We would let
Speaker 20: guys come in, you know, and sit in on shows.
Speaker 20: When I did local sports talker radio, guys come in
Speaker 20: all cocky. Three minutes into the show, they look like,
Speaker 20: you know, sweats pouring down off their eyes, and they
Speaker 20: walk out and.
Speaker 3: They go and they go, Clay, how do you do
Speaker 3: this for four hours a day? Right? They all say that,
Speaker 3: and they're like, yeah, you do.
Speaker 20: You know television's fun I always say, because it's like sex. Right,
Speaker 20: you do three good minutes and you're like, that's the
Speaker 20: greatest thing, the greatest thing I've ever done. And then
Speaker 20: you know, for radio, you look at the clock, you
Speaker 20: got three hours fifty seven minutes left. You know you better,
Speaker 20: you better, you better find some stability.
Speaker 3: Brother, That is funny. You're right, It is like good
Speaker 3: sex TV. Hey, you're great, man. We keep up the
Speaker 3: great work. You're becoming a huge superstar and you've learned it.
Speaker 3: You're smart, you're funny. You got it all. Clay Travis,
Speaker 3: thank you so much.
Speaker 20: Hey, you're a killing man. I appreciate always happy to
Speaker 20: come on. Appreciate you.
Speaker 3: God bless you. I appreciate you too. That's my new bff.
Speaker 3: I love this guy, Klay Travis there on Nashville, Tennessee.
Speaker 3: I think we're done for the day, right, Lewis.
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