Hour 3: The newest exercise trend

The newest exercise trend.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Here we go, Here we go. It's Meanty in the
morning with Jimmy Falas sitting in for Larry. He is
off today. But I'll tell you who's on. It's the talkback.
It is the folks that have gone to the iHeartRadio
app clicked on wo R seven to ten WR and
left us a talkback. We've gotten a lot of great ones.
We're gonna share them with our next guest when he

(00:20):
joins us here shortly. He is, of course, superstar comedian
by the name of Charles McBee. But I do want
to encourage you to keep sending in those iHeartRadio talkbacks
because one of you is gonna win a Menty in
the Morning T shirt. And let's be honest, if you're
in a pinch, it's Father's Day on Sunday and you
want a gift that's really gonna knock your dad's socks off.
I mean seriously, I mean I'm talking. This is the

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kind of gift where if your dad hasn't talked to
you in twenty years, you roll up with a Menti
in the Morning T shirts. You're getting the band back together.
You better clear your schedule for the foreseeable future. I
mean you talk about swag. When people really talk, it's
the diamond the lady through at the end of Titanic,
you know, Kate Winslet, at the end of you know,
heartle go On. But who needs the diamond? That whole
thing you basically you're looking for the hope diamond or

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you're looking for the Mente in the Morning T shirt.
And I believe they are praised for the same amount,
you know, knocking out.

Speaker 2 (01:10):
I think the shirt might be a little bit more.
But you know, you've got your appraise or I got mine.

Speaker 1 (01:16):
It's meant to in the morning with Jimmy fail and
I forgive. You have to forgive me. In the Tri
State area, if you're listening to the show, I am
cursed with really good wake up energy. I don't know
if anybody listening suffers from this, but as a former
cab driver, I would get up at three am and
right before I picked up my cab at five AM,
so I'm used to just being up. But the curse
of this is by you know, two pm in the afternoon,

(01:37):
I'm getting deep r em sleep at red lights and
people are sitting in the back of my cab like, honey,
we should probably get out that whole thing.

Speaker 3 (01:43):
Well, your safety. I hope that doesn't happen. But as
long as you can make it to ten o'clock, that's
all I can.

Speaker 1 (01:47):
That's all you need out to make Yeah, Natalie, I
feel so used the Big Three. As we get underway
in this hour. Israel, of course, launching strikes on Iran
last night, taking out their top military leaders. Listen, we believe,
we believe there could be more strikes imminent. President Trump
has been pretty active on truth social and encouraging them

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to make a deal. He's actually, of all things, he's
using the old Nike phrase just do it. I'm not
making that up Trump truth thing. Just a short while ago,
two months ago, I gave Iron a sixty day ultimatum
to make a deal. They should have done it. Today
is day sixty one. I told them what to do,
but they just couldn't get there. And now they have
perhaps a second chance. So Trump is saying, get it
together or you're gonna get you know, we're headed into

(02:30):
thank you, sir, may I have another territory. And one
thing I will tell you about that as we continue
to monitor the story is we're certainly not done. They're
going wall to wall with it on all of the
news networks as I sit here broadcasting to you, so
there will undoubtedly be updates as we move on. The
New York City mayorial debate went on last night. It
looked a lot like a Real Housewives reunion on Bravo.

(02:51):
There was some no one threw any wine, but to
be honest with you, they definitely needed it. And that's why.
You know, at a normal eight, you know, you go
through one glass of wine. At that debate last night,
it was something I felt like I was at a
Phillies game. People were cursing and screaming. It was all
kinds of hair pulling. Wasn't pretty. And then of course
we had the update as well, Oh the guest is ready,

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so you just got Big two and you cut me
off on the way to the Big three, but an
appeals court. It's the thing about Natalie is you really
are a show pony when you sit in this chair,
like for real, we go to commercial, she puts a
glittery saddle on and then just kick you in the side.
Do the Big three do the big Like? I'm not
used to this because my radio producer is usually on
some adult website by now we're three minutes into the hour.

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He's either placing a bet on DraftKings or flirting with
a horny housewife who's three miles away and wants to
meet up.

Speaker 3 (03:42):
Well, that's not happening here. But clearly, clearly I could
be distracted. I'll just go on pintes no no, I.

Speaker 1 (03:48):
Love you, but you were on it, and I love this.
It's a good thing. But an appeals court blocked the
ruling that was ordering Donald Trump to return control of
the National Guard to California. And that's a back and
forth thing. There have been appeals, there have been stays,
A lot of a lot has happened. But I'm not
a legal expert. Although I am two and zero in
traffic court as a cab driver. I got out of
both of my tickets. Good for years, yes, and joining

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me now a man who can attest to my legal prowess,
a superstar comedian, Instagram influencer, and a man who has
no idea what he just got himself into. Charles McBee
on the line, Yo, McBee.

Speaker 4 (04:21):
Yo, what's up? I was not blessed with the with
the up in the morning curse, so this is perfect.

Speaker 1 (04:27):
Can I tell you something. She said, we needed to
move your time slot because of Israel. She told me
this at like four point thirty this morning. She's like,
can you text your friend? I was like, no, I
actually can't because he's not seeing this till eight oh two.

Speaker 3 (04:38):
Leave me over the over the years of doing talk
radio in the morning and having to have comedians on,
usually I avoid it because I'm like, they're never going
to do anything. That's try to at least do nine am.

Speaker 2 (04:53):
And I hope they.

Speaker 1 (04:55):
Are a week I asked you, and it's and to
her credit because that's what I asked her. I was like,
what's the late this available time slot we can give
McBee if we're going to make them call in, But
Charles McBee is actually a productive comedian. Maybe you don't
wake up well, but you do get a lot done
once the party starts.

Speaker 4 (05:09):
No, that's right, and let me tell you something. I
because I knew I was coming on to do a
show with you, I am thoroughly impressed by the organization
and professionalism that is going on this morning. I mean
not because of you, Jimmy, yeah, because of everyone around you.
I was like, what's going on here? I'm not used
to this.

Speaker 1 (05:29):
Now, you don't under Jimmy because he's used to he's
used to calling into my show, and my show is
it's a free Yeah he knows that. No, no, But
that's that's the whole hook of Fox Fox across America
is it's designed to make the listener think they could
get a radio show someday because you hear mine and
you're like, oh, yeah, what is even happening here? I
probably get a shot at one of these things, and
we kind of do it free range chicken style over here.

(05:52):
It's watch but it's adult radio, is what we're doing
right now, which is me winking at you and telling
you to clean up your act for the rest of
the interview. Okay, I can.

Speaker 4 (06:00):
Yeah, Jimmy's idea of adult radio over at Fox is
a whole different meaning.

Speaker 1 (06:07):
All right, all right, Well, since you brought up Andrew
Cuomo's behavior, Ah, there's a couple of you know, Clomo's obviously,
you know he's running for mayor against this mom Donnie
guy who everybody thinks is anti Semitic, and there was
a time where that would disqualify you. But in a
city where Columbia University happens to be. That's actually probably
the best thing Mom Donnie has going for him with

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the youth fault is that he doesn't like Israel. No Columbia. Well,
that's gonna happen. He's gonna lose the mayor race, that
he's going to become the president of Columbia. That's how
this is probably gonna end.

Speaker 4 (06:40):
And then you go there. I think they have a
revolving door of applicants going on over there.

Speaker 1 (06:45):
Yeah, there's a lot happening. I just want to say this, McBay.
This stuff never happened at the schools I went to.
We didn't have protests. Nobody barricaded themselves inside of a building.
At Nassau Community College. The only time anyone protested is
when they ran out of schleg It's at Nickel Beer night.
There was that one night, like campus wide outrage because

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mckeebs didn't have another kegis Schlitz.

Speaker 5 (07:08):
Uh.

Speaker 6 (07:09):
You know, he looks freshman there.

Speaker 1 (07:13):
He does. He has he has that and he has
freshman ideals because he just wants to give a lot
of things away that sound great but aren't actually. Yeah, exactly,
he's That's that's what I said earlier. He's running for
class president. That's what's happening. That's politics today. You get
on Instagram, you hit a tennis ball with your shirt off,
or you do some type of breakdance move and you're

(07:33):
like elect me, and some people are like, yeah, like
his videos, he should be in charge. But here's a
news flash, MCB, he shouldn't be in charge. Yeah, that's enough.
Comedian Charles MCB is on the line. They're taking a
lot of shots at the champ. We had two very
good hours to start. The talkbacks were very pleasant, but
now they have clearly up the difficulty level in our

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number three. We're having a nice time as a guy
who goes to l A a lot. It's funny because
we've been watching this coverage of you know, things were
on fire, there was looting, there was you know, stuff
of that nature. There was a back and forth between
Trump and Newsome. But the thing about LA that really
kills me when I go there is and I think
you and I have talked to us talked about this.

(08:17):
The reason is comics. We like to live in New
York is because we're better looking than the homeless people here.
When you go to LA, the homeless people demoralize you.
Because there's so much better looking than we are.

Speaker 4 (08:27):
No, right, there's so much better looking than we are
out there, and you know their story out there, Like here,
you meet a homeless person or you walk by a
homeless person, you don't know what their story is.

Speaker 6 (08:41):
You don't know.

Speaker 4 (08:42):
You're just like, oh my god, how did they end
up in this way? But out there you're just like, oh,
you came out there with dreams to be an actor
and it didn't work and you had too much egos
to move back to Nebraska And here we are.

Speaker 1 (08:56):
But they look good. And you know, I'm walking out
that's great. I'm walking down the you know, sunset and
viol I'm like, hey, how about you give me a dollar?
Like where did you get those versace Jens? But that
is why, And no one is factoring this into the analysis.
They keep talking about the riots and everything like that,
but it is you can riot year round in l
A and no one factors this in. There's a lot
of paid protesters, a lot of agitators, a lot of

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dirt bags. But as comics, I think we have a
unique entree into why that lifestyle and you know exists
out there. One it's the industry of Hollywood, and as
you said, people following their dreams and crashing out. Uh
two is there. It's gorgeous out all the time. So like,
if you're gonna riot in New York, you got a
tight month or two to do it each summer, okay,
whereas La the whole year's riot season.

Speaker 4 (09:41):
Also, uh, you know right now with the with the
paid protesters or whatnot, it's the only acting jobs that's
going right now.

Speaker 6 (09:48):
I mean it's pretty dry out there.

Speaker 4 (09:51):
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (09:56):
That might have been the break the best, the best one.
And yet you know, everybody who wanted to make it
in show busy used to wait tables. They're like, you know,
what do you do during the day job? You like,
you wait tables. They're like, what do you do during
the day? Now they're like George Soros, You're like, Okay,
if anybody needs me, I'll be throwing a rock at
a cop car. Uh mickey, no, just real quick. And

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then she's gonna make me go to break ahead.

Speaker 4 (10:21):
I was gonna say, you know, you know you're looking
on social media? Could you say we go to l
A all the time You're looking on social media and
you're like, oh my god, La is on fire again.
It's it's chaos, it's pandemonium. And then somebody goes, yeah,
it's happening downtown. You're like Downtown La.

Speaker 1 (10:35):
Oh God, that's always it's different. Yeah, Downtown La. For
the last thirty years has basically looked like the second
half of the Thriller video where Michael's walking home. And
but looking back on Thriller, the most shocking part of
that video is not the werewolf. It's that Michael Jackson
had a girlfriend. But h McK b I leave you here.

(10:57):
They're kicking the show, pony. I'll talk to you soon, Okay,
all right, buddy, the great Charles McBee. Folks take this.
They're now telling us we don't need ten thousand steps
to be healthy. I don't know who to follow on
any of this. Plus we have tickets to give away
to see James Taylor Hot Damn. Don't go anywhere. It
is Meanty in the morning, Jimmy Fayla in for Larry
MENTI who is off today. Nevertheless, we maintain the same

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standards of broadcast excellence over here at seven to ten
wo r the Voice of New York. I've been encouraging
you guys all day to send us some talkbacks on
the iHeartRadio app. And to be clear, you've been killing it,
and by it I mean my will to live now.
You guys have been great. You've been a harsh The
guests have been harsh, the producers have been harsh, but
the actual talkbacks have been phenomenal. So let's get a

(11:41):
few more of them. This one's about retro dads. I
love this.

Speaker 7 (11:46):
You're looking for retro dads. Start with Judge Hardy, who,
Ozzie Nelson, Fred McMurray, and my three sons, h Andy, Griffith,
Fair and.

Speaker 1 (12:00):
B All right, well, Archie Bunker. If you guys aren't
familiar with his work, you can see it every day
at sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue in the Oval Office. We
essentially elected our version of Archie Bunker to the presidency
Donald Trump, and nobody's having a better time than him.
He mentioned Fred McMurray. Fred McMurray is actually in one
of my all time favorite films, The Apartment with Jack Lemon,

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and it's a fantastic movie. If you've never seen it,
it's one of my plain movies. But let's keep the
party going. We got another one. Here about Father's Day
gift cards. I wanted to hear.

Speaker 8 (12:30):
Now, hold on a second, Natalie Ooh, and Jimmy and
whoever else, But Natalie, you are the one that said
it first. You are the one that says that a
gift card for Father's Day is am I quote horrible?
Are you kidding me? That is the best, most thoughtful

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gift that you can give. You're basically saying, hey, here's
the money, you get what you want.

Speaker 1 (13:00):
I believe that was Simon from Simon Males.

Speaker 3 (13:02):
All right, exactly do you like a gift card?

Speaker 1 (13:07):
No?

Speaker 2 (13:07):
All right, because maybe I was looking at it wrong.
If I gave a gift card to.

Speaker 1 (13:11):
My dad, you'd like what. I really don't mind a
subscription service. I get that men are hard to shop for,
and the gift card really is the marriage of those
two conveniences, because a gift card is I'm going to
the store to get this, and by the way, I've
got to pick up a gift card for that. They
now have a whole section like at this point we
should just be handing each other money or not even

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exchanging gifts, because when you get to the point that
it's a gift card, you're basically, you know I've put
no thought into this.

Speaker 2 (13:37):
All right, I'm gonna sell you some money, dad.

Speaker 1 (13:39):
Yeah, this is convenient for me. That's the point. Happy
Father's Day. They should give you a card now that
just has their venmo in it. They hit me up
here and we're good to go. Send us more talkbacks.
We've got a bunch to get to, but Natalie wants
me to move on. There's a happenese walking trend and
it may be better than ten thousand steps a day
and you only need thirty minutes to do it. This

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is what everyone is kitting themselves into thinking. Will work now, right, guys,
Guys listen, eat a little bit better, stay active, okay,
and you've got a fighting chance in life. But every
one of these dumb fads are designed to get you
interested in working out again. But you'll eventually get bored
with this one too. So you gotta walk instead of
the ten thousand steps, because let's face you don't have

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time to do that. You now do the thirty minutes
at this specific interval. And the way I looked at
the video on this, you look like a guy who
was online at a theme park and you realized halfway
to the front. You're gonna need the restroom. It's a
very it's an unflattering way to walk down the street.
Oh yeah, it's not good. And I'm just telling you

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because I care. Guys. Like if I wasn't on TV,
I would be a before model. That being said, when
you have to lose weight, eat a little bit better, folks,
Jacqueline joins US now, good morning.

Speaker 9 (14:56):
A state of emergency has been declared in Israel after
it ca hurried out preemptive strikes against Iranian nuclear sites
and military officials. All this comes just after President Trump
confirmed the US was pulling some staffers from the Middle
East to mid rising tensions. Secretary of State Mark or
Rubio says there was no US involvement in the strikes

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against Iran. Meanwhile, the NYPD is tracking the situation in
the Middle East and increasing security locally.

Speaker 10 (15:23):
As a precaution. The NYPD stepping up security at Jewish Israeli,
another site throughout the city after Israel's military strike against Iran.
In a statement, the NYPD says they're coordinating with federal
partners and will continue to track the situation in the
Middle East for any potential impact to the City. New
York City Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tish
already will be holding a security briefing this afternoon ahead

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of anticipated weekend no King's Day protests and now the
security concern stemming from the Middle East. Jennifer PERLSONI woor news.

Speaker 9 (15:54):
All right, Jimmy, it is Friday at eight thirty and
we are going to play now real or fake news headlines.
I'm going to read five headlines. You have to say
whether they are real or fake?

Speaker 1 (16:05):
Oh ready, Yes, let's go. Number one.

Speaker 9 (16:08):
Chinese hack of sleeping while hanging by their chin criticized
by doctors.

Speaker 1 (16:13):
I'm gonna say real because everything on TikTok is so stupid.

Speaker 2 (16:17):
It is real.

Speaker 9 (16:18):
According to The New York Post, a quirky Chinese trend
show seniors looping a use shaped belt under their chins,
clipping it to playground bars and gently swinging to cure
insomnia and neck pain. But sleep specialists call it a
physics experiment on your spinal cord.

Speaker 1 (16:35):
Okay.

Speaker 2 (16:35):
Headline two.

Speaker 9 (16:36):
KFC unveils new lettuce free salad that's just chicken nuggets.

Speaker 1 (16:43):
It sounds real, but I'm gonna say fake, just right.

Speaker 2 (16:46):
Two for two.

Speaker 9 (16:46):
Jimmy three man funding research to create real world X
men within five years.

Speaker 1 (16:54):
I do believe that some nerd comic book nerd who
locked into money wants to do that. I say, real, man,
you have your finger on the pulse.

Speaker 2 (17:00):
This is real.

Speaker 9 (17:01):
According to The Mirror, Bitcoin rich futurist Herbert sim says
he's pouring cash into newership dot com, a London startup
testing a helmet that reads brain waves and converts them
into computer commands with no brain implant required. He claims
the project could lead to genetically or robotically enhanced mutants
capable of fighting disease and extending lifespans to five hundred years.

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Number four millennial sue retirement planning apt for quote harsh vibes.

Speaker 1 (17:33):
That's gotta be real.

Speaker 9 (17:35):
You know what.

Speaker 2 (17:35):
I would have thought so too, But it's fake.

Speaker 9 (17:37):
Last one bear captured from suburban backyard again.

Speaker 1 (17:42):
No again, I say real it is.

Speaker 9 (17:46):
According to WTOP, a young black bear with a fondness
of backyards was tranquilized and moved for the second time
after roaming into Herndon, Virginia. They nicknamed him Eldon because
he had a previous visit to nearby Eldon Street.

Speaker 1 (18:01):
Well, apparently he's eating good in the neighborhood. Great though,
I feel good. I mean, listen, I got an eighty percent.
That's higher than any grade I got in high school
or college. I'll take a bow. Take it there. It
is the winner of the James Taylor concert tickets. June
Mallor in New Jersey is going to the PNT bank
Ard Senator see James Taylor. How about at June SHO
didn't mention anything about bringing me. So that's where the

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congratulation ends. But a judge has declared a mistrial on
the rape count in the Harvey Weinstein sex crimes retrial
after some jury chaos. We will talk with Peter Harlamboos,
ABC News Investigative reporter when we come back seven ten
wo R the Voice of New York. MENTI in the Morning,
Jimmy Fayla in the chair for Larry who is off today.

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Reminder to send us your talkbacks on the iHeartRadio app.
One of you will win a MENTE in the Morning
t shirt. Joining us now in the line a man
who probably has dozens of them. He is, of course
a superstar. ABC News Investigative reporter Peter Harrlambuos joining us now.
Hello Peter, good morning.

Speaker 6 (19:04):
Thanks for the kind of introduction.

Speaker 1 (19:05):
Oh listen, I have to butter up my guests so
they put up with me.

Speaker 6 (19:10):
You're doing a great job with that.

Speaker 1 (19:11):
I gotta say, there's a lot of razzle dazzle to
distract from my glaring lack of intellect. Now, have you
ever gotten a Mentie in the Morning T shirt? Because
I have not, and I've done a lot for this show.
I've never been offered the T shirt.

Speaker 6 (19:23):
You, no, neither of I. That seems I would love
the Larry. I'm an extra large for what it's worth.

Speaker 2 (19:30):
Okay, ye got it, Peter.

Speaker 1 (19:32):
Well, Peter, if it makes you feel any better, You're
extra large is my target weight right now? So you
got that yelling for you. Neither of us have a shirt,
but you could wear both sizes should they come in.
Let me ask you this since we've got you in
a line and we're so excited to hear what you
have to say about it. So the judge declared a
mistrial on the rape count in Harvey Weinstein's sex crime retrial,

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And it sounds like the one juror who wouldn't bend,
told the judge he didn't feel safe in the room
with them. It things sound like things had to do
gotten pretty intense.

Speaker 6 (20:00):
Now yeah, I mean, we're still piecing together the pieces
of how exactly this happens, but it increasingly it looks
like that foreman, the one who was saying that he
was getting threatened, the one who said that another juror
told him that he wanted to meet her outside, I
meet him outside. It appears that person was the holdout.
After court yesterday, these years met with the judge, the
judge told the court that it seemed like, actually the

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threats warn't that bad. A few of these jurors actually
spoke to media outlets kind of pushing back against the
foreman's narrative that he was being attacked. Basically, in that jury,
Rubins basically made it seem like they had an impassioned
deliberation that it ended with them getting closer and closer
to a verdict on that third and final count. But
it was really that juror that that ended it. Basically,

(20:43):
he told the judge that he didn't feel comfortable going
back in there, and because of that, the judge decided
to declare mistrial. With that, it looks like Harvey Weinstein
not only faces the possibility of life in prison basically
dying there all things considered between his two different convictions,
but also the possibility of another another trial. The Manhattan
Strict Attorney Alsen Bragg has signaled that he's willing to
retry this case just on that individual account, meaning we

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could be doing this all over again in a few months.

Speaker 1 (21:09):
Wow, this is everything in Hollywood gets a sequel. No,
it's it's kind of fitting, unfortunately. Peter harr Alamos for Harvey. Yeah,
for sure, that's true. Good point, Peter Harr Alambus, ABC
News investigative reporter. It's interesting to me that the dynamic
in these juror rooms play such a pivotal role in
a case like this. And I only bring that up
because I know downtown at the Diddy trial they have

(21:32):
some other issue about a juror possibly not remaining on
the case. Did you see anything of that about that.

Speaker 6 (21:38):
Yeah, we haven't gotten an update from the judge since
it came up two days ago, but it appears there
was one jur who prosecutors say was a bit dishonest
when he was asked about his knowledge of the case.
At this point, the defense is pushing strongly against releasing
that juror, saying that it would be racially biased, that
they're basically just trying to remove a black juror from
this dury pool. But it really goes to show you

(21:58):
the stakes of what one jur can do here in
an entire trial. If we look across at high profile trials, yes,
some of them come back with a verdict quickly, but
you can look at things like this Harvey Weinstein case,
or this case called We Build the Wall that was
originally charged against Steve Bannon. He was pardoned, one of
his co defendants went to trial. He ended up getting
a hung jury because of one very stubborn juror who

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really refused to buy into the case theory. That's all
it really takes for a case to be a success,
at least in the eyes of these defendants, who might
not necessarily be getting an acquittal, but a hung jury
might be a win enough.

Speaker 1 (22:30):
Yeah, it might be enough. What's so fascinating right now
is the dynamic on display here is you have all
this expertise that revolves around the courtroom. I am a
former cab driver, who only knows how to beat a
traffic ticket. And we've managed to meet in the middle
so far, don't you think.

Speaker 6 (22:47):
Yeah, I think so.

Speaker 1 (22:49):
Peter r alongboos on the line, navigating a five hundred
point IQ gap between him and myself as we take
you through some of the legal goings on. The other
thing I read in this this is just pure sensationalism.
This is not specific to your legal acumen. But there
are reports today that Kanye West now known as Ye
could be attending the did he trial sometime soon. He's

(23:09):
in touch with the family, so that trial could be
heading into circus mode.

Speaker 6 (23:15):
Yes, I mean this whole thing about Kanye. There's speculation.
There's at least one report confirming it. All of this
to say, apparently mister West wants to attend the trial,
wants to show his support, and there was speculation yesterday
that he might have been under a pseudonym or just
anonymously mentioned in the testimony. None of that is confirmed.
That is just speculation. But basically this came as there

(23:38):
was a two hour behind closed door conversation where defense
attorneys wanted to have this person in the courtroom because
they might have knowledge relevant to this testimony, and all
this testimony focused on a twenty twenty alleged excuse me,
alleged freak off, excuse me in Las Vegas with a
famous rapper so he one can piece together the potential
pieces that links Kanye to this. That's all confirmed. His

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people have not commented on this, but apparently there is
a desire among Combs's camp to have him attending this
court now, this trial.

Speaker 1 (24:08):
Real quick before I let you go, Just based on
my limited legal acumen, can the defense invoke the famous
protective clause what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.

Speaker 6 (24:19):
You know, I don't think that works in the New York.

Speaker 1 (24:22):
When Peter I, I gave it a shot, man, I
brought all I could to the table. Stellar work by
yourself as always, thank you. And if you don't get
a mente in the morning T shirt now you're never
gonna okay.

Speaker 6 (24:33):
Please put the request in Natalie extra large.

Speaker 1 (24:35):
Thank you very much, you got it, the great Peter
Harlom Booth. Listen. One thing we have to add as
we're sitting here having this conversation is that this sensationalism
around the Diddy trial with you know, all the rappers
and all the people hanging in the balance. It's something
that we cover from Afar on my TV show for

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at Fox on Saturday Night, because you never know where
these developments are gonna go. A comedy show and everything
like that. But Lower Manhattan has had no shortage of drama.
You know, we were doing this time a year ago
just about it was Trump was on trial, and you
got Diddy, then you got you got Weinstein and stuff
like that. And it brings me back to my cab
driving days and makes me thankful that I'm not driving
around Lower Manhattan right now. It's I got a lot

(25:17):
of street closures and stuff like that, you see, Natalie,
just because I get to host with your fancy pants
radio studio, I'm still thinking to my boys in the
street right now. You gets it's called keeping it real, Natalie.
I just want you to know that there's a person
over here that you're beating up. It's not just a
love that, but you know you have to you got

(25:37):
to know. It's what's so funny about this is everything
is so perfect, it's so organized, it's so wonderful. It's
like it's almost too good to be true for me.

Speaker 2 (25:45):
Well, I could see you're very uncomfortable with.

Speaker 1 (25:48):
I'm having the best time ever. It's not I'm not
uncomfortable at all. It's just that I have a staff
back home that I pay in tide pods in tequila,
and you don't mind.

Speaker 7 (25:56):
No.

Speaker 3 (25:56):
I clearly so expensive these days I usually go with
the so senda.

Speaker 1 (26:02):
Ever since the tariff kicked in. Anyway, folks, the final
debate in the Majoria race was last night. Early voting
starts tomorrow and we go to Natalie Migliori with her
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(27:07):
Faila in for Larry Menty, and I'm about to toss
it to a dear friend of mine. We go back
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with the Beat on the Street.

Speaker 11 (27:16):
Hey, Jimmy, my great great friend. Nice to chat well.
New York City Democrats will start narrowing down the candidate
field for mayor when early voting kicks off tomorrow. So
the real question here is anyone planning on hitting the
polls ahead of actual primary day, which is Tune twenty four.

Speaker 6 (27:38):
No, I wasn't planning on it.

Speaker 12 (27:39):
I have to do some more research on that. I
know who I'm gonna leave off the ranks and who
I'm gonna kind of have an idea of who I'm
gonna be on the ranks.

Speaker 1 (27:47):
I think I have to do tomorrow.

Speaker 13 (27:49):
I'm all set, baby, I'm going tomorrow. I'm already set
to do it tomorrow. I mean, this is not a
rocket science. You have two choices here, vote or don't vote.
If you vote, you have the right to make change.
If you don't vote, shame on you don't complain and
don't complain about the changes.

Speaker 1 (28:06):
Amen.

Speaker 11 (28:06):
There you have it. Some civically engaged people.

Speaker 1 (28:10):
Right, well, I think I do believe you used the plural.
It was civically engaged person. There were yeah, good stuff though.

Speaker 11 (28:19):
Depends it depends on what you find now. The second
and final debate was held last night with former New
York Governor Andrew Cuomo and status emblement Duran Mom Donni,
who both po well trading barbs. Some people would say,
you didn't even know the other candidates were there. Cuomo
questioning Mom Donnie's age and experience, while Mom Donnie needled
into the sexual misconduct allegations that chase Cuomo out of

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office in twenty twenty one.

Speaker 5 (28:44):
Pomo was just like annoying me. He's so cocky and
like I just say, it's arrogant and he's not you know,
for whatever the allegations were, he's just not substantiating anything.
Hard for you to forget yeah, big time, Because he
has daughters, he should know better.

Speaker 1 (28:58):
We're like, how was it?

Speaker 13 (29:00):
Monkey in a barrel?

Speaker 12 (29:01):
Right?

Speaker 13 (29:01):
If you climb out, the one on the bottom wants
to bring you down. It's unfortunate. It may or may
not have happened. It may have been perceived differently by
the other parties, but this is society we live in.
I take it for face value. I'm gonna look at
him professionally, not personally.

Speaker 11 (29:18):
Well, no matter how you look at him, many people
I've talked to, and not just this morning, seem to
be leaning towards Fomo for well many different reasons.

Speaker 13 (29:29):
I believe he did a great job as governor, putting
together a great administration that made great decisions for the
state and for downstate, which is New York City, And
as soon as we get him in there, the changes
can happen.

Speaker 12 (29:41):
I liked him as a governor, you know, I had
no problems when it besides the personal stuff.

Speaker 1 (29:45):
But they all seem to have baggage nowadays. You know
he's cute, then you know he I like the way
he represents himself.

Speaker 5 (29:52):
I like the way he talks, he do things, he
gets things done. I think that he's got an agenda,
his own agenda, and I think he's just trying to
get back into politics because what happened when he lost
the governorship.

Speaker 2 (30:01):
Wait, he said he was cute.

Speaker 11 (30:04):
Too cute, that's what he says.

Speaker 1 (30:07):
Oh wow, he is cute.

Speaker 11 (30:10):
But early voting runs for ten days ahead of actual
primary election, which is Tuesday, June twenty fourth. It's a
ranked choice voting system, so New Yorkers will get to
rank five of the nine candidates in order of preference.
That means your third choice could win, but either way,
at the end of it, the Democratic Party will be
left with one candidate, and people are hoping for just somebody.

Speaker 6 (30:32):
That's fair and that's the right thing.

Speaker 12 (30:34):
I think one of the concerns for us is how
much rent is and you know, just making New York
more affordable again.

Speaker 1 (30:41):
I would like to see a better city.

Speaker 4 (30:43):
I mean, I would like to see a cleaner, safer
all the crime that is being committed.

Speaker 1 (30:46):
Have you heard of it? It will be nice if
we had a safe city, wouldn't it.

Speaker 12 (30:49):
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (30:50):
There's a lot going on.

Speaker 4 (30:51):
It seems like a lot of anger in the city
and a lot of mental health needs to be addressed.

Speaker 13 (30:57):
Just looking at what's going on now, I think we
knew new leadership in the state and city.

Speaker 1 (31:02):
There was so much corruption. This is a joke. This
is John can't.

Speaker 6 (31:06):
I can't. It's just too much.

Speaker 1 (31:08):
Wow.

Speaker 11 (31:09):
Well, Jimmy, I don't know if he's heading to the polls.

Speaker 1 (31:12):
He was a maybe. But you did something. You made
a breakthrough today. Nat, you found the one woman that's
not going to meet too Andrew Cuomo.

Speaker 11 (31:20):
There you go. I've found a lot of women over
this democratic cycle that's not going to meet to him.
They seem to be Cuomo sexual.

Speaker 2 (31:29):
That was remember that was.

Speaker 1 (31:30):
The Well he's still got that going for him. So
if he doesn't get his hands on the mayor's office,
he can go back to getting his hands on the staffers. Nat,
there you go. We'll always have this. It was amazing
a moment in time. We back Monday morning at age
fifty as will Larry I will not but one person
survived the horrific Air India crash. We're going to talk

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with ABC World News aviation analyst John Nance. He's coming
up after the nine o'clock News