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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This hour of programming. On seven to ten doubar He
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Now former Westchester County Executive Rob Astria.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
On seven to ten doublar ah, another week of astor Reno.
Good evening, everybody? Did he just say good evening?
Speaker 3 (00:30):
Yeah, good evening from me to you from Rome, where
it is now a little past ten o'clock, a little
past four o'clock, of course in New York.
Speaker 2 (00:41):
Who we got a lot to talk about.
Speaker 3 (00:43):
I want to talk about the mayor's race, because this
is getting pretty pretty interesting.
Speaker 2 (00:50):
And of course I'm in Rome. Why not just.
Speaker 3 (00:53):
For the food, but the big canonization tomorrow of two
new saints, the first Pope Leo's pontificate. These were actually
holdovers from Pope Francis. But Carlo Acoutis, who most people
probably have heard of. He's the millennial the gamer died
at the age of fifteen in two thousand and six.
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And of course Giorgio Frasati, Pierre Giorgio Forsati, he died
one hundred years ago. But there's a really interesting link
to our area right here to Long Island. Kevin Becker
was cured, or at least says he was cured by
a miracle. He was literally in a coma on life support.
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The doctor said he's going to die. He was in
a vegetative state. The family prayed to Pierre Giorgio Forsati,
and Kevin Becker is going to tell you the whole story.
He's going to be with us in just a few minutes.
Really cool, really cool. And there's something in my neck
of the woods in northern Westchester, in Croton, that is
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we got to give it national attention. I might put
them on my Newsmax show too, because this is just
Croton is a lefty village. It is a far left, crazy,
woke village, and they're going after a Trump supporter. And
I want to tell you about that because this nonsense
has to stop. And I'll also tell you later what
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the most popular dog breed in America is, but also
specifically to New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. So you
give that some thought on what you think that dog
breed is. All right, let me tell you about this
mayor's race now. So yesterday Adams says, well, no, no, no,
all these I'm here, I'm running for mayor. Andrew Cuomo
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is a snake, He's a liar. True, And you know
Adam's now downplaying everything.
Speaker 2 (02:51):
I'm in the race.
Speaker 3 (02:52):
I'm in the race, blah blah blah. So you know
the rumors right. A couple of days ago, I had
heard that they were trying to find him a job
at how a urban development, which I immediately.
Speaker 2 (03:03):
Called my friends at HUD.
Speaker 3 (03:04):
I'm like, is this true, and they're like, uh, we
haven't heard that one. But now it's come out that
apparently the Trump administration is maybe looking at giving Eric
Adams an ambassadorship if he gets out of the race. Now,
what I've been hearing, at least in the published reports too,
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is Saudi Arabia, which, by the way, is actually a
pretty big post as ambassadorships go. Saudi Arabia ain't some throwaway.
It is a very important Middle East ally.
Speaker 2 (03:39):
I mean, that's not a throwaway.
Speaker 3 (03:40):
That's like, you got to work as an ambassador to
Saudi Arabia. That is a critical thing. I'm not so
sure that's where he would land. I don't know where
the hell he'd go. Why don't just put him on
like a Caribbean island or something. But if it's true,
Donald Trump is now directly involved in the New York
City's race, this race, that can only help one person.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
Man, I'm Donnie, because.
Speaker 3 (04:05):
Now if Adam stays in it while he was toying
with the Trump administration, Cuomo of course benefits from this
because they're clearing the field, the Trump administration so Cuomo
can run. So now Cuomo becomes the MAGA candidate. That's
what the progressives are going to do. And by the way,
it would be so fun to watch Andrew Culomo have
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to go through being labeled as the MAGA candidate, because
he's done that to every Republican, whether they support Donald
Trump or not, they're the MAGA candidate when Andrew Cuomo
was actually running as a Democrat. So to me, Cuomo
does not deserve a thing. They should have gotten him
a job somewhere through him on some island where he couldn't,
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you know, allegedly touch women. Get this guy off the
island of Manhattan. But Cuomo now is the beneficiary if
they clear the field. But here's the big if Curtis,
where's Curtis going? Curtis is staying in the race. So
by taking Adams out and his ten percent or whatever,
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you do not change.
Speaker 2 (05:11):
The trajectory of this race.
Speaker 3 (05:13):
I just saw polls this week and Mamdommi still has
a pretty commanding lead at least fifteen points over Cuomo.
But in all of the polling that I've seen going
back months now, Cuomo cannot get above twenty five percent.
Speaker 2 (05:28):
He is stuck there.
Speaker 3 (05:30):
He's stuck there because he deserves to be People understand
how he destroyed this state, how he destroyed the city,
and now he wants to be the hero. So if
Adams does step aside or takes this job or whatever,
to me, nothing's going to happen in this race. The
dynamics really don't change unless Curtis Sliwa.
Speaker 2 (05:50):
Becomes ambassador somewhere too.
Speaker 3 (05:53):
And by all accounts well, first of all, Sliwa, and
he said it very publicly many times, is not a
Donald Trump fan. He did vote for him this last time,
he did not vote for him the first time.
Speaker 2 (06:07):
He's not a MAGA guy.
Speaker 3 (06:09):
But if you take Sliwa and Adams out, then then
maybe I still think ma'm domie wins the race. But
at least Cuomo would have a legitimate one on one shot.
And the thing is it still comes down not to money,
because Ma'm Doomie's maxed out. He already has his eight
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million dollars that's the most because of the system of
New York City, that is the most that he.
Speaker 2 (06:34):
Can directly spend. He's already.
Speaker 3 (06:36):
Man Doomie's actually put out an appeal telling his supporters
around the country, don't send any more money to me.
I can't even spend it. So this guy is set.
I mean, his media is gonna be set. But media
ain't gonna win this race. What's gonna win this race
are the foot soldiers. And Andrew Cuomo, I'm sorry, doesn't
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have foot soldiers. He's got billionaires them big checks. But
he's got a lot of disgruntled women. And he's got
some old people out there who still think of Cuomo
as you know, the dynasty and oh.
Speaker 2 (07:09):
I loved his dad Mario.
Speaker 3 (07:12):
Okay, Mamdami has twenty and thirty year olds who will
run through brick walls.
Speaker 2 (07:19):
For this guy.
Speaker 3 (07:20):
They're stupid, but he's got an army. And now a
lot of the Democratic establishment is inching towards ma'm Domi.
They've you know, Jerry Nadler for what the hell it's worth.
But he and others have been endorsing mam Domi. Deblasio
did no shocker, you know, hokl still Schumer, Jeffries, they
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haven't yet, but watch. I mean, that's a tough spot
for them to be in because if he wins without
their support, he owes them zilch and they're gonna they're
gonna be afraid of being left behind next year when
when they start running so again. And by the way,
none of them have any love for Andrew Cuomo. They
would love to see him die too politically that maybe
really too, but they'd love to see him in the
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grave as well, but at least the political grave. So
this race, to me, if Adams is taken out, I
just it doesn't do anything. As far as I know,
Adams still has three million dollars in legal bills. How
is he gonna pay that off as an ambassador. So
unless there's some grand deal that some donor writes a
check or whatever, he's still in his own he still
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has his own problems. And Trump is gonna be in
New York City this week, He's gonna be at the
US Open. He's gonna be at the Yankee game. He's
gonna be at the nine to eleven ceremony. So I
bet you, I bet you. Somewhere Donald Trump and Eric
Adams are gonna get together privately. Adams apparently was down
in Florida and met with Steve Whitcoff, of course Trump's
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right hand guy.
Speaker 2 (08:51):
But we shall see, we shall see.
Speaker 3 (08:55):
As far as I'm concerned, nothing changes, Nothing changes unless
Curtis gets out too. Otherwise it is all a complete
and utter waste of time.
Speaker 2 (09:06):
These judges.
Speaker 3 (09:07):
Have you seen these judge, these whining braddy baby federal
district court judges, most of whom are Democrats or Democratic appointed,
so that means they are Democrats.
Speaker 2 (09:19):
And I love the whole fact.
Speaker 3 (09:20):
That these judges pretend we are not political. Oh yeah,
you know how every job for a judges given, it's
given because they've been political.
Speaker 2 (09:31):
They've been through the system. They were district.
Speaker 3 (09:33):
Leaders, they were volunteers, they were donors, you know, they
held fundraisers. That's how these judges get to where they are.
So by them saying that they're not political is total bs.
And obviously, with all these district court judge decisions that
you scratch your head that they're totally targeting Donald Trump,
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period and they're all being overturned. So now these judges
two things. They are there there was an NBC story.
I think they are now literally attacking the Supreme Court.
Speaker 2 (10:09):
These district court.
Speaker 3 (10:10):
Judges are are coming out saying that the Supreme Court
is doing Donald Trump's bidding.
Speaker 2 (10:16):
Can you imagine this?
Speaker 3 (10:18):
So so they're pretending that they're not political, and they're
being overtly political. And then there was this federal magistrate
judge down in DC at the district court.
Speaker 2 (10:28):
She went he went after Jeanine Piro.
Speaker 3 (10:30):
He was he went after the US attorney for the
district court for the for the.
Speaker 2 (10:36):
District of Columbia.
Speaker 3 (10:37):
He literally went after Jeanine Piro, called her like, basically
called her out, said she's incompetent. The whole the whole
operation there is is political. How we are.
Speaker 2 (10:48):
I've said this a million times.
Speaker 3 (10:49):
We are in a very dangerous spot when you got
these judges acting the way they are a real judge
in so many of these cases, would I've looked at
this application, I've looked at this case, and this is
not a case for the courts.
Speaker 2 (11:08):
This is a political decision.
Speaker 3 (11:09):
This is for the political branches to decide, period or
judges are supposed to say okay, right or wrong.
Speaker 2 (11:18):
They're not supposed to say wrong.
Speaker 3 (11:21):
And I hereby order you to do this, I hereby
order you to spend money. I hereby order you to
bring this you know, illegal alien back. That's not their role,
and they've taken on that role. And quite frankly, that
third branch, the judicial, has become the most powerful.
Speaker 2 (11:38):
And that is dangerous and that never was.
Speaker 3 (11:41):
Supposed to be because that takes it directly out of
our hands, directly out of the people's elected representatives. When
you got these appointed political hacks with all of this power,
but to see them why and then they were saying,
and one of us is going to get killed because
because when we decide against Donald Trump, you know, they
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attack us.
Speaker 2 (12:04):
Well, that's the job, buddy.
Speaker 3 (12:07):
Maybe have some good decisions, Maybe have some a political
decisions of your own. Kevin Becker is coming up in
just a little bit. It's the Long Island guy Lynn Brook.
He was cured cured from being in a coma vegetative
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state by Giorgio Frasati, who will be elevated to the
sainthood tomorrow. Just a few blocks from where I am
in Rome, and I'll be at that ceremony.
Speaker 2 (12:40):
It's going to be beautiful.
Speaker 3 (12:42):
By the way, if Eric Adams becomes an ambassador, I
have to tell you.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
On Friday yesterday I went to.
Speaker 3 (12:49):
The US Embassy for the Holy See, so I met
with the Brian Virtue as the United States Ambassador to
the Holy See to the Vatican. Their part of that
compound is part.
Speaker 2 (12:59):
Of the US Embassy to Italy.
Speaker 3 (13:02):
It is on vi event Adoh, if you know, if
you know Rome, this this embassy is unbelievable.
Speaker 2 (13:11):
It was an old insurance.
Speaker 3 (13:13):
Building apparently, but way back when, just magnificent. I can't
even describe how stunningly gorgeous. These ambassadors have one hell
of a life, let me tell you. And a Beric
Athams gets a plumb job as a Democrat in a
Republican administration to try to change this mayor's race and
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it won't even do that. God bless him. He should
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All right, when we come back, Kevin Becker of Lynbrook
gonna tell you about this is an amazing Honestly, this
is an amazing story.
Speaker 2 (14:59):
You'll to get goosebumps. True, trust me, trust me, this
is crazy, all.
Speaker 3 (15:03):
Right, rob Astorino Show here on seven ten WR. All right,
it's nighttime here in Rome. It's weird because it's a
six hour different. So it's it's the ten o'clock hour
here in Rome, it's the four o'clock hour in New York.
Glad to have you with me, Rob est Reno here
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dot com. So if you're just tuning in, you're like,
why is he in Rome? Because I was in Rome
in the spring for the pope's funeral, Pope Francis, and
then I went back for the conclave the election of
Pope Leo. Well, at that time there was supposed to
be the canonization of Carlo Acutis. He's the millennial saint,
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as they're calling him. But there was another saint that
was going to be elevated, Giorgio for Pierre Giorgio Fersati,
who would be one hundred today, I guess, and he
doesn't get a lot of attention for some reason. But
both of those canonization ceremonies are going to be tomorrow
in the Vatican. Newsmax, by the way, of course, where
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I also work, News Max is going to cover it live,
so I hope you can watch it. But you know,
as I'm doing some Akuti's getting all like the attention.
But as I'm doing some research on Persati, I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
Because in the Catholic Church, you need two confirmed miracles
totally unexplained, like the doctors are like, how did this happen?
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Couldn't happen? You need two confirmed miracles. And that process,
by the way, takes a long time, a lot of vetting,
because the Catholic Church doesn't want hocus pocus, you know that,
none of that. They they really dig deep and once
they confirm a second miracle, after the first miracle you
were called blessed, and then the second miracle you will
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be elevated to sainthood. And so this was now combined
instead of for Saudi in August and Akutis, who was
supposed to be the week that Pope Francis died, so
that was all moved now to tomorrow. So there is
a connection right here in New York Long Island. Lynn
Brook Kevin Becker from Long Island is very much a
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part of this story for tomorrow of why Giorgio Forsati
is a saint. So Kevin, it's good to have you
on the Rob ask Reno Show here on seven to ten.
WR How you doing.
Speaker 4 (18:33):
They're good, Rob. Thank you all for having me on
this smallest day that I've been waiting for for about
fourteen years now. It's blessing to be here for it,
you know, be a part of it. Maybe I'll be
on Long Island for this a moment, but I never
expected any of this.
Speaker 3 (18:50):
Let's tell the story. Let's go backwards in time. Set
the time for us. You were at East Strousburg right
at school, and then what happened a week.
Speaker 4 (18:59):
Before or moved into a off campus house at East
Strausburg with my teammates on the lacrosse team. Remember telling
my parents, like the week before, this is gonna be
like one of those years, as to me, a beautiful year.
Nothing can go wrong, nothing's gonna happen. This is gonna
be the year. And later on a Thursday morning, at
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around fall thirty am, my parents hit a phone call
from my girlfriend at the time, then missus Becker Kevin's
been hurt and they're not sure what's going on. But
I was being transported over to a hospital. Nobody knew
exactly what happened. We didn't know that I had fallen
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off the roof of my house and things were dire
at that moment.
Speaker 3 (19:49):
Your skull was crracked in five places.
Speaker 4 (19:51):
Right fractured so on the impact I hit the end
my turty yard was a very interesting yard. If people
watch the documentary about my story, there's a picture of
the house. The front yard was a raised front yard.
At the end of the front yard it was grass,
and then at the end of the front yard there
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was a cement ending so essentially, from the looks of it,
I hit the back of my head on that cement
ending with the fasts severely traumatized every load of my
brain and also the fold itself and the injury itself
caused my brain to shift a little bit. And from
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the moment I fell off the roof, it was in
a simple fall. It was a life or death ball.
It was getting to one hospital, learning a little bit
more about the injury, being my parents getting cold. A
little bit later at the first hospital, since we have
to move your son to another hospital because we can't
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treat him. And it was a second by second type
of process. It was, Hey, Kevin's gonna be made to
the next hospital and be just fine. It was we're
not sure if he's gonna make it's at next hospital either.
Speaker 3 (21:10):
So at this point you don't remember any of this.
This is being told no afterwards by your parents because
you were in a coma and so, I mean this
was life threatening injuries. You were on life support. And
what's the website or that people can go to actually
see these photos, because if you look at the photo
of Kevin in the hospital room, just machines hooked up everywhere, it's,
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you know, any parent's worst nightmare, and the doctors were
telling your mom and dad and your family that you
better come now because he he may not survive.
Speaker 4 (21:44):
Right exactly, the best website that would have like the most,
just like the documentary that would have like more of
the photos with the Forsaudi USA dot org. They're the
ones that put together the documentary of my story and healing.
If you just searched on Google Kevin Becker, Georgia Prosadi Miracle,
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there are photos in the images that would definitely show
some of the photos of myself in the hospital, especially
the ones when I'm all, you know, all linked up
online support battling from my life.
Speaker 3 (22:20):
So Kevin Becker is with us from Long Island and
we're talking about what's happening tomorrow, you know, like three
blocks from where I am right now at the Vatican,
and that's going to be Pope Leo the fourteenth the
canonization ceremony, so making officially making Carlo Akutis and Pierre
Giorgio Fersati as two new saints in the Litany of
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Saints in the Catholic Church. So now you're totally out
of it. You're in a coma. Your mom and your dad,
your family, your brothers, they're all at the hospital basically
being told come see Kevin because it's unlikely, quite frankly,
that he's going to live. They start praying, they're doing
the novena, they're doing the you know, the the Rosary,
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and again you're telling the story from your mother's and
dad's perspective. Where did Giorgio Frasati? I never heard of
this guy, truthfully, now his second Miracle's first miracle was
a long time ago. His second miracle, it should have
been you, but it was credited to a priest who
was in the seminary at the time in Los Angeles
who had.
Speaker 2 (23:28):
An angle injury.
Speaker 3 (23:29):
Who will yield. So whatever, But I think yours Trump says,
but either way, what happened at your bedside that your
parents told you about.
Speaker 4 (23:39):
Yeah, I'll just try to do my best on the
medical side of things. Every single day in the hospital,
even to the day I woke up, it was it
was dire, right, especially getting to the hospital. But so
but on the fifth day when I was intercoma so
so everybody, you know, all the listeners understand I wasn't
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in this put in a seduced troma. I was essentially
from the moment I hit the ground in a vegetative state.
On the fifth day, one of the doctors comes into
from the hospital room. At this point for my health
standard like for my health, I was running a fever
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about one hundred and four fever. I had pneumonia. Parts
of my body, one of my arms was growing up.
And the doctors you know, looked at my dad and
my older brother and saying, like, you know, you can't
keep on going on like this, And we're transferring information
to as many people as possible. I have cousins, you
know that we're at the hospital, and I also have
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cousins that were outside the hospital as well. They were
tracking it. And one of my cousins that she was
a trauma nurse, so she she understood what was going on,
what I was doing, what was performing, how I was,
how everything was going. And on this day she realized that,
oh boy, Kevin, Kevin's about to leave, and she to
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Georgia Versadi through a priest that she met. She just
thought to herself, like, hey, Georgia's got Georgia Passatti BLUs,
the Georgia FORACAETI. He's a miracle. Our Becker family, we
definitely need a miracle right now. We had to start
doing a novena to Georgia Versadi. I saint that even
though I told you about, I didn't even know he
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was a saying. I had no clue who this guy was.
The only things that I really knew growing up were,
you know, hundred Saint Christopher, uh, Saint Luke. There was
so many saints, and I was still learning more at
that stage. You know, the Saints, We're great, just didn't
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realize how important they were to our lives. It's like
having another friend. So on that day, the Becker family,
along with all my cousins, that they start snow Dina.
And two days later, three days later, on the eighth day,
my cousin Bath she milled over a photo because in
the first like the miracle, you were talking about something
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of Georgia's, like a photo was touched to this man
who needed had out cancer. Usually not good with some
of these things. She thought, like, we got to send
a photo of him, of Georgio. There have a like
true present, like a photo. And on that eighth day,
when that photo did show up, that is when my
eyes finally opened up at the first eye and we
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started to see something in her coma.
Speaker 3 (26:37):
I was pronounced the weight, which is insane and unexplained.
And that's that's what gets into the miracle part of this.
So but but in that time when your parents started
and your family started praying over you, but specifically did
Giorgio Forsati, who needed a second miracle to perform in
essence to get his wings like an angel right to be.
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I'm a saint, he's they're praying to him. And tell
about how you two connected in your dream while you
were in a vegetative state.
Speaker 4 (27:10):
God is God got God likes to play, like to
have song with me as well. But God also knows
what will make me comfortable. And so when I'm in
this experience and I wake up in lo behold my
college house.
Speaker 3 (27:26):
Yeah, just to clarify to people, when you when you
say you wake up, you're in a coma, you're in
a vegetative state, so you're in your own consciousness, you're
waking up.
Speaker 4 (27:34):
It's always funny how that works, because like when I'm
doing a testimony, I'm like, all right, for people, if
once you all remember I was, I'm telling you right
now this is I'm still in a coma. Oh I
did wake It's like a weird wake up guys, Like
I didn't wake up, like it was Lenn like a
but in the state. And try to like do my
best to explain it to like turn to my best
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like explain it to me. Was like, that's the way
you my no, No, I was in a coma when this
all happened. I was still asleep. This is a dream.
I woke up in my dream. Right when I woke up,
I was like, oh, I'm still in my bedroom. Everything
looked real, nothing looked out of place. I was in college,
a messy room, right, I had a college kids in
certain college houses. I'm sure that people are listening for
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some reason. We like flags. A couple of flags from
my room. I had had a mess I had a
TV stand. I was fully put together prior as a
TV stand stood up while I was in a coma,
had my video games, and everything was the same. But
something was different this day. Somebody was awake before me.
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When I'm in a real world, I'm the early riser,
and nobody looks up before me. This noise downstairs from
my room, and I go to check this out. As
I turned from the staircases to look into the kitchen,
I said, this young, this young athletic guy, and I
didn't feel threatened by him. I was kind of came back.
(29:00):
Never seen him before. I didn't see any form of harm,
and I didn't I wasn't worried about him. But I
did go up to him and I was just like, hey,
you know who are you?
Speaker 3 (29:15):
Know?
Speaker 4 (29:15):
Who are you? And his simple reply was I'm your
new roommate. Now. I had just moved in this house
with my tombmates Nick and Joe about a week a
week ago, and I was kind of taken taken back
a little bit because I was like, Wow, I guess
I must be a little too much for these two
guys because they already disitioned me. And I was like
(29:38):
that's I'm like, I'm like, that's impossible. I already have
two roommates. The names are Nick and Joe. And he
simply just looks back and me. He goes, they don't
They're no longer with you. I'm your new roommate. I
take a deep bress and I'm just like, Okay, who
wore you?
Speaker 3 (29:56):
Then?
Speaker 4 (29:56):
And betize my name is Georgia, and then I sure
kicks in and said my name is Kevin. And then
the rest of the experience, I was trying to be
very accurate. This is like the coolest sport of the story.
But at the same time, I wish I had more
to share. But all I have to remember is what
we did while we're in my piece of heaven, the house.
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We were putting together the perfect room. They wanted to
have a room that I could have all of our
you know, all my friends and hang out so we
could all get together watch sports. We name it and
he also when we were done doing work in the house,
you'd have me go to my room. You'd have me
do schoolwork, which was always a shocker. When I told
(30:39):
my mom this part, it always shocks her. She's a
principal now, but she was a school teacher at the time.
And then also he would allow me to play video games,
and I told everybody he allowed me to play Fifa.
Everybody goes to ask me, what's he good at FIFA?
And I always was Probably he didn't play Fifa with me.
But when I was in the experience at a certain point,
(31:01):
because it felt like a long day, there was no
sun some rhymes, no sunset. I had to eventually get
out of this house. I don't know how everybody else is,
but when you're locked in the house for a while,
if you're sick, you want to get out of that
house as quickly as possible at a certain point, and
eventually I tried to get out of the house. And
when I tried to sneak out on him through out
(31:23):
the front door, he stopped me, throwing my hands and
he said, I'll watch you know when you're ready to go.
The last moment I remember with him and that's something
that always was had so many meanings to it.
Speaker 3 (31:35):
Yeah, so Kevin, let me ask you about that. So
the meaning to me he held you back from dying, basically, right.
Speaker 4 (31:41):
Yep, that remember I bring that up. You know you have,
I've fent a lot of frees. So you go, hmmm,
you know there's always no two answers like maybe you
weren't ready do uh, your healing process wasn't done. But
I always looked at it and I wasn't.
Speaker 3 (31:57):
Ready for having right and he wasn't gonna let you go.
So so all of a sudden, on that eighth day,
night day, you wake up in the in the bedroom,
you know, in the in the bed, in the hospital room.
You wake up when it was basically impossible you should
have been given last rites. What was that scene?
Speaker 2 (32:15):
Like?
Speaker 4 (32:15):
Yeah, you know what's funny is when the doctors told
my parents, like when I did wake up, They're like,
don't worry, I don't remember anything.
Speaker 3 (32:24):
So tell me about when the connection was made between
who that guy was that prevented you from going out
the door dying. Who was your right and your mom
and dad and everybody praying to this guy? How was
that connection made you.
Speaker 4 (32:39):
Know, welcome to my comma in nine days. I walked
out eighteen days. And on that final day, as we're
getting ready to leave, even though I had to go
to outpatient therapy for little minor conn and stuff, but
stifing couldn't gettle. My mind was still racing. But on
the final days we're getting ready to leave, I told
my mom like, hey, well you know that there was
(33:00):
an angel with me and he kept me safe. And
she's like, whoa. He was like, this is this is
wild and I can remember her look. She was okay,
we'll talk about this more tomorrow and I was like, okay,
so we get we get in the car, we the hospital,
get the limb Brook USA. Later that day, and then
(33:21):
the following morning, we took our little dog for a
long walk, the walk that usually is a short walk
and it ended up being a very long walk. When
I first started talking about the sky Georgia and she's okay,
so if we finally finished her off this walk, She's like, hey, Kevin,
(33:43):
if I show you a picture, do you think the
person you're talking about you can identify him? And I
was like, you know, nothing hurts right, and doesn't you
know if I say now, I say no, I say yes,
I say yes. So she goes upstairs. I'm telling my
older brother Damien at the time, talking and telling like
same you got. Mom pulls something and told me like yeah,
(34:04):
and I was just telling him he's taken aback and
my mom comes downstairs shows me the photo that was
placed next to me in the hospital one one hey uh.
Then that people always ask is was that photo with
me when I woke up? That photo was moved, so
I never saw the photo when I was in the hospital,
(34:25):
so I had no clue. My mom comes down the stairs,
shows the photo and she goes, this is the guy
that you're with, And right away I was just I
say bad, I say a bad word in this moment,
So I was just I leave this portion of the
testimony up to interpretation, but I would say, that's the
son of a gun, that's the guy that always meant me,
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that's the guy that wouldn't let me leave the house.
From there, that's when we knew. My family knew. I
may have not known too much. Just yet, we had
a moment, we had a legit miracle, and that could
be investigated by the way did.
Speaker 3 (35:00):
The church investigate this one or no.
Speaker 4 (35:03):
Yes, we was investigated. A lot of paperwork was sent
over to be looked over. It was approved by the
pastula in the United States to be investigated by the
by Rome. We never heard anything back from Rome. So
from what I know, there's definitely something there. If I
(35:23):
wanted to pursue it more, get more reviews, or I
could it was. I wasn't looking for fame out of
share my story. I was just looking to courage people,
give people more hope, give more faith to people.
Speaker 3 (35:36):
Well, it's it's an amazing story. Georgia Persati tomorrow will
be a saint. It'll be Saint Pierre Giorgio Persati. We'll
find out what they're going to designate, right, will he
be the patron saint of what? We don't know? I don't,
I don't do you know?
Speaker 4 (35:54):
I believe Popolio is making him the saint of athletes.
Speaker 3 (35:58):
Oh, okay, say of athletes. That's great. Great, So, Kevin,
this is it's an amazing story. It's such a link
to New York, to Long Island, and you were very
much a part of Saint Fisati, Saint Georgio's life, and
I appreciate you sharing that story with everybody. I think
(36:18):
there'll be a lot more interest tomorrow now for people
in this area to watch or to understand about the
elevation to sainthood. And thank God you were blessed and
thank God he chose you and you get a second
chance in life.
Speaker 4 (36:33):
Amen, Rob, Thank you to everybody listening. God bless and
as Georgia Versadi would say, to everybody, versill alto, which
means the better I can hear the voice of Christ.
Speaker 3 (36:48):
There you go, Kevin, thanks so much, appreciate it, Enjoy, enjoy.
Speaker 4 (36:52):
Tomorrow, Yes, sir, thank you too.
Speaker 3 (36:54):
All right. That's Kevin Becker from lynn Brook on Long Island. Boy,
that tristan amazing story, Bruce. Was that incredible? Or what?
Speaker 2 (37:03):
All?
Speaker 3 (37:04):
The glory to God? Yeah? That's right, glory to God,
you know, and I love these. You're gonna get naysayers
people say, ah, you know, he was dreaming or I
don't believe it, or hocus pocus. When the doctors and
this is what happens with miracles, that when when science
or medicine cannot explain why something happened, and in this case,
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Kevin was basically dead. He was pronounced that. I mean
the doctors were telling the family there's there's no way
he's not gonna be either in a vegetative state his
whole life. He's never going to be the same. Basically,
you know, do the humane thing if you want and
take them off life support. And they refuse to not believe,
and they said their prayers and it's an amazing story,
(37:51):
and go ahead. You try to explain what medicine can't
and that is what a miracle is, and that that's
the hand of God coming down. Tomorrow is gonna be
the ceremonies. That's why I'm in Rome, and we'll be
covering that on Newsmax Live I think three am Eastern time,
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a couple of things I wanted to tell you. First
of all, I mentioned here's the question, and I asked
it earlier. What is the most popular breed of dog
in America?
Speaker 2 (42:08):
Do Do Do? Do Do?
Speaker 3 (42:10):
Do?
Speaker 2 (42:10):
The Number one dog is a Labrador Retriever, believe it
or not. Two is Chihuahua.
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Why oh sorry, if you have a Chihuahua, Golden Retriever.
Number three American pit Bull Terrier, four German Shepherd five
French bulldogs.
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Those things with their snots everywhere. That's six.
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Golden Doodles are seven, My shitsu is eight, Yorkshire Terrier.
Speaker 2 (42:39):
Is nine, and a Dasund is ten.
Speaker 3 (42:42):
Now in New York, the number one breed in New
York is a Yorkshire Terrier.
Speaker 2 (42:48):
Believe it or not, I didn't.
Speaker 3 (42:49):
I wouldn't have thought that, but it is in Jersey.
The number one dog a Shitsu. I have a Shitsu bella.
You live in New York and in Connecticut a laboratory retriever.
Speaker 2 (43:02):
Where's my Maltese?
Speaker 3 (43:03):
We have a Maltese shitsu as well, but nowhere on
that list. Uh oh. I want to tell you about
this story quickly before I run out of time. So
a guy named Lenny Amacola. He lives in Croton On Hudson.
So Croton On Hudson is in the town of Courtland.
It's in northern Westchester. It's one of these ugh far left, woke,
(43:28):
totally white quote educated, very wealthy areas, right, you know
the kind I don't even have to tell you. So
these are the ones that, of course.
Speaker 2 (43:39):
Are battling for democracy.
Speaker 3 (43:42):
Donald Trump usht be defeated because we have to save democracy. Meanwhile,
they hate everything about democracy because this guy, Lenny Amaicola,
has a sign on his lawn. I forget how big
it is, maybe it's like four by six whatever. It's
on his property set back and it's says Trump is
my President. Well, that's all you got to do in
(44:03):
the village of Croton and so, and I bring it
up because it's not just Croton. This is happening everywhere
all over the country. You've got these towns and villages
and cities that are blue that cannot even have the
site of a Republican anywhere. And so they try to
shut down free speech. And that's what this comes down to. Period.
Speaker 2 (44:23):
So in July twenty twenty one, they try to go.
Speaker 3 (44:25):
After this guy and then they kind of gave up
the fight because he hired a law firm. And now
they came back to him again and they've cited with
a code violation, a code violation because he's quote.
Speaker 2 (44:40):
Flying a prohibited banner.
Speaker 3 (44:43):
You know what, even if he said on his banner
FU Croton Trustees, that's free speech on his property. So
he has to go to court September seventeenth at village court.
This should be a national story. I'm gonna make it one.
Making it right now for New York. I want people
to understand what we're dealing with. If you don't already know,
(45:07):
these far left progressives are the most dangerous people we
have in this country. They're the woasters, these are the
Mamdami voters.
Speaker 2 (45:16):
These are the ones that.
Speaker 3 (45:18):
Are so emotionally disturbed right now. They cannot accept anything
with the Trump derangement syndrome going on in their heads,
and they've become vicious. These are the ones that had
the law fair and there can like in a case
like this, it's lawfair.
Speaker 2 (45:34):
They're going after somebody, you know.
Speaker 3 (45:37):
I love when they say, well, you know, we.
Speaker 2 (45:39):
Apply the code across the board.
Speaker 3 (45:41):
I guarantee you if they were a Kamala Harris, I
wish Kamala were president, or don't blame me, I voted
for Kamala. If that banner were up in Croton, you
think they'd make a stink of course, not no, they wouldn't.
But because Lenny Amacola has a Trump is My President banner,
(46:02):
well that's just too far.
Speaker 2 (46:03):
We gotta shut this guy down.
Speaker 3 (46:06):
I want you to know about this because we got
to fight for the Lenny Amacolas and all the folks
that have a right to free speech, and that is
exactly what this comes down to.
Speaker 2 (46:16):
And I hope to God Croton.
Speaker 3 (46:18):
Gets spanked and they will all right.
Speaker 2 (46:22):
I gotta get out of here. Tomorrow is gonna be great.
Speaker 3 (46:25):
The ceremonies, It's gonna be a lot of fun, the Candonization.
I will be back in New York next week, but
I will tell you this, I will have a very
good story to tell because on Wednesday I'm gonna meet
Bobby from Chicago, Pope Leo.
Speaker 2 (46:40):
I cannot wait. Hi, thank you for listening.
Speaker 3 (46:43):
I will talk to you next Saturday. Thanks Bruce, Thanks Noah,
thank you for listening live from Rome.
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On seven to ten doublar ah, another week of astor Reno.
Good evening, everybody? Did he just say good evening?
Speaker 3 (00:30):
Yeah, good evening from me to you from Rome, where
it is now a little past ten o'clock, a little
past four o'clock, of course in New York.
Speaker 2 (00:41):
Who we got a lot to talk about.
Speaker 3 (00:43):
I want to talk about the mayor's race, because this
is getting pretty pretty interesting.
Speaker 2 (00:50):
And of course I'm in Rome. Why not just.
Speaker 3 (00:53):
For the food, but the big canonization tomorrow of two
new saints, the first Pope Leo's pontificate. These were actually
holdovers from Pope Francis. But Carlo Acoutis, who most people
probably have heard of. He's the millennial the gamer died
at the age of fifteen in two thousand and six.
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And of course Giorgio Frasati, Pierre Giorgio Forsati, he died
one hundred years ago. But there's a really interesting link
to our area right here to Long Island. Kevin Becker
was cured, or at least says he was cured by
a miracle. He was literally in a coma on life support.
(01:37):
The doctor said he's going to die. He was in
a vegetative state. The family prayed to Pierre Giorgio Forsati,
and Kevin Becker is going to tell you the whole story.
He's going to be with us in just a few minutes.
Really cool, really cool. And there's something in my neck
of the woods in northern Westchester, in Croton, that is
(02:00):
we got to give it national attention. I might put
them on my Newsmax show too, because this is just
Croton is a lefty village. It is a far left, crazy,
woke village, and they're going after a Trump supporter. And
I want to tell you about that because this nonsense
has to stop. And I'll also tell you later what
(02:21):
the most popular dog breed in America is, but also
specifically to New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. So you
give that some thought on what you think that dog
breed is. All right, let me tell you about this
mayor's race now. So yesterday Adams says, well, no, no, no,
all these I'm here, I'm running for mayor. Andrew Cuomo
(02:45):
is a snake, He's a liar. True, And you know
Adam's now downplaying everything.
Speaker 2 (02:51):
I'm in the race.
Speaker 3 (02:52):
I'm in the race, blah blah blah. So you know
the rumors right. A couple of days ago, I had
heard that they were trying to find him a job
at how a urban development, which I immediately.
Speaker 2 (03:03):
Called my friends at HUD.
Speaker 3 (03:04):
I'm like, is this true, and they're like, uh, we
haven't heard that one. But now it's come out that
apparently the Trump administration is maybe looking at giving Eric
Adams an ambassadorship if he gets out of the race. Now,
what I've been hearing, at least in the published reports too,
(03:25):
is Saudi Arabia, which, by the way, is actually a
pretty big post as ambassadorships go. Saudi Arabia ain't some throwaway.
It is a very important Middle East ally.
Speaker 2 (03:39):
I mean, that's not a throwaway.
Speaker 3 (03:40):
That's like, you got to work as an ambassador to
Saudi Arabia. That is a critical thing. I'm not so
sure that's where he would land. I don't know where
the hell he'd go. Why don't just put him on
like a Caribbean island or something. But if it's true,
Donald Trump is now directly involved in the New York
City's race, this race, that can only help one person.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
Man, I'm Donnie, because.
Speaker 3 (04:05):
Now if Adam stays in it while he was toying
with the Trump administration, Cuomo of course benefits from this
because they're clearing the field, the Trump administration so Cuomo
can run. So now Cuomo becomes the MAGA candidate. That's
what the progressives are going to do. And by the way,
it would be so fun to watch Andrew Culomo have
(04:27):
to go through being labeled as the MAGA candidate, because
he's done that to every Republican, whether they support Donald
Trump or not, they're the MAGA candidate when Andrew Cuomo
was actually running as a Democrat. So to me, Cuomo
does not deserve a thing. They should have gotten him
a job somewhere through him on some island where he couldn't,
(04:48):
you know, allegedly touch women. Get this guy off the
island of Manhattan. But Cuomo now is the beneficiary if
they clear the field. But here's the big if Curtis,
where's Curtis going? Curtis is staying in the race. So
by taking Adams out and his ten percent or whatever,
(05:09):
you do not change.
Speaker 2 (05:11):
The trajectory of this race.
Speaker 3 (05:13):
I just saw polls this week and Mamdommi still has
a pretty commanding lead at least fifteen points over Cuomo.
But in all of the polling that I've seen going
back months now, Cuomo cannot get above twenty five percent.
Speaker 2 (05:28):
He is stuck there.
Speaker 3 (05:30):
He's stuck there because he deserves to be People understand
how he destroyed this state, how he destroyed the city,
and now he wants to be the hero. So if
Adams does step aside or takes this job or whatever,
to me, nothing's going to happen in this race. The
dynamics really don't change unless Curtis Sliwa.
Speaker 2 (05:50):
Becomes ambassador somewhere too.
Speaker 3 (05:53):
And by all accounts well, first of all, Sliwa, and
he said it very publicly many times, is not a
Donald Trump fan. He did vote for him this last time,
he did not vote for him the first time.
Speaker 2 (06:07):
He's not a MAGA guy.
Speaker 3 (06:09):
But if you take Sliwa and Adams out, then then
maybe I still think ma'm domie wins the race. But
at least Cuomo would have a legitimate one on one shot.
And the thing is it still comes down not to money,
because Ma'm Doomie's maxed out. He already has his eight
(06:29):
million dollars that's the most because of the system of
New York City, that is the most that he.
Speaker 2 (06:34):
Can directly spend. He's already.
Speaker 3 (06:36):
Man Doomie's actually put out an appeal telling his supporters
around the country, don't send any more money to me.
I can't even spend it. So this guy is set.
I mean, his media is gonna be set. But media
ain't gonna win this race. What's gonna win this race
are the foot soldiers. And Andrew Cuomo, I'm sorry, doesn't
(06:57):
have foot soldiers. He's got billionaires them big checks. But
he's got a lot of disgruntled women. And he's got
some old people out there who still think of Cuomo
as you know, the dynasty and oh.
Speaker 2 (07:09):
I loved his dad Mario.
Speaker 3 (07:12):
Okay, Mamdami has twenty and thirty year olds who will
run through brick walls.
Speaker 2 (07:19):
For this guy.
Speaker 3 (07:20):
They're stupid, but he's got an army. And now a
lot of the Democratic establishment is inching towards ma'm Domi.
They've you know, Jerry Nadler for what the hell it's worth.
But he and others have been endorsing mam Domi. Deblasio
did no shocker, you know, hokl still Schumer, Jeffries, they
(07:42):
haven't yet, but watch. I mean, that's a tough spot
for them to be in because if he wins without
their support, he owes them zilch and they're gonna they're
gonna be afraid of being left behind next year when
when they start running so again. And by the way,
none of them have any love for Andrew Cuomo. They
would love to see him die too politically that maybe
really too, but they'd love to see him in the
(08:04):
grave as well, but at least the political grave. So
this race, to me, if Adams is taken out, I
just it doesn't do anything. As far as I know,
Adams still has three million dollars in legal bills. How
is he gonna pay that off as an ambassador. So
unless there's some grand deal that some donor writes a
check or whatever, he's still in his own he still
(08:27):
has his own problems. And Trump is gonna be in
New York City this week, He's gonna be at the
US Open. He's gonna be at the Yankee game. He's
gonna be at the nine to eleven ceremony. So I
bet you, I bet you. Somewhere Donald Trump and Eric
Adams are gonna get together privately. Adams apparently was down
in Florida and met with Steve Whitcoff, of course Trump's
(08:49):
right hand guy.
Speaker 2 (08:51):
But we shall see, we shall see.
Speaker 3 (08:55):
As far as I'm concerned, nothing changes, Nothing changes unless
Curtis gets out too. Otherwise it is all a complete
and utter waste of time.
Speaker 2 (09:06):
These judges.
Speaker 3 (09:07):
Have you seen these judge, these whining braddy baby federal
district court judges, most of whom are Democrats or Democratic appointed,
so that means they are Democrats.
Speaker 2 (09:19):
And I love the whole fact.
Speaker 3 (09:20):
That these judges pretend we are not political. Oh yeah,
you know how every job for a judges given, it's
given because they've been political.
Speaker 2 (09:31):
They've been through the system. They were district.
Speaker 3 (09:33):
Leaders, they were volunteers, they were donors, you know, they
held fundraisers. That's how these judges get to where they are.
So by them saying that they're not political is total bs.
And obviously, with all these district court judge decisions that
you scratch your head that they're totally targeting Donald Trump,
(09:57):
period and they're all being overturned. So now these judges
two things. They are there there was an NBC story.
I think they are now literally attacking the Supreme Court.
Speaker 2 (10:09):
These district court.
Speaker 3 (10:10):
Judges are are coming out saying that the Supreme Court
is doing Donald Trump's bidding.
Speaker 2 (10:16):
Can you imagine this?
Speaker 3 (10:18):
So so they're pretending that they're not political, and they're
being overtly political. And then there was this federal magistrate
judge down in DC at the district court.
Speaker 2 (10:28):
She went he went after Jeanine Piro.
Speaker 3 (10:30):
He was he went after the US attorney for the
district court for the for the.
Speaker 2 (10:36):
District of Columbia.
Speaker 3 (10:37):
He literally went after Jeanine Piro, called her like, basically
called her out, said she's incompetent. The whole the whole
operation there is is political. How we are.
Speaker 2 (10:48):
I've said this a million times.
Speaker 3 (10:49):
We are in a very dangerous spot when you got
these judges acting the way they are a real judge
in so many of these cases, would I've looked at
this application, I've looked at this case, and this is
not a case for the courts.
Speaker 2 (11:08):
This is a political decision.
Speaker 3 (11:09):
This is for the political branches to decide, period or
judges are supposed to say okay, right or wrong.
Speaker 2 (11:18):
They're not supposed to say wrong.
Speaker 3 (11:21):
And I hereby order you to do this, I hereby
order you to spend money. I hereby order you to
bring this you know, illegal alien back. That's not their role,
and they've taken on that role. And quite frankly, that
third branch, the judicial, has become the most powerful.
Speaker 2 (11:38):
And that is dangerous and that never was.
Speaker 3 (11:41):
Supposed to be because that takes it directly out of
our hands, directly out of the people's elected representatives. When
you got these appointed political hacks with all of this power,
but to see them why and then they were saying,
and one of us is going to get killed because
because when we decide against Donald Trump, you know, they
(12:03):
attack us.
Speaker 2 (12:04):
Well, that's the job, buddy.
Speaker 3 (12:07):
Maybe have some good decisions, Maybe have some a political
decisions of your own. Kevin Becker is coming up in
just a little bit. It's the Long Island guy Lynn Brook.
He was cured cured from being in a coma vegetative
(12:27):
state by Giorgio Frasati, who will be elevated to the
sainthood tomorrow. Just a few blocks from where I am
in Rome, and I'll be at that ceremony.
Speaker 2 (12:40):
It's going to be beautiful.
Speaker 3 (12:42):
By the way, if Eric Adams becomes an ambassador, I
have to tell you.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
On Friday yesterday I went to.
Speaker 3 (12:49):
The US Embassy for the Holy See, so I met
with the Brian Virtue as the United States Ambassador to
the Holy See to the Vatican. Their part of that
compound is part.
Speaker 2 (12:59):
Of the US Embassy to Italy.
Speaker 3 (13:02):
It is on vi event Adoh, if you know, if
you know Rome, this this embassy is unbelievable.
Speaker 2 (13:11):
It was an old insurance.
Speaker 3 (13:13):
Building apparently, but way back when, just magnificent. I can't
even describe how stunningly gorgeous. These ambassadors have one hell
of a life, let me tell you. And a Beric
Athams gets a plumb job as a Democrat in a
Republican administration to try to change this mayor's race and
(13:35):
it won't even do that. God bless him. He should
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All right, when we come back, Kevin Becker of Lynbrook
gonna tell you about this is an amazing Honestly, this
is an amazing story.
Speaker 2 (14:59):
You'll to get goosebumps. True, trust me, trust me, this
is crazy, all.
Speaker 3 (15:03):
Right, rob Astorino Show here on seven ten WR. All right,
it's nighttime here in Rome. It's weird because it's a
six hour different. So it's it's the ten o'clock hour
here in Rome, it's the four o'clock hour in New York.
Glad to have you with me, Rob est Reno here
on seven ten wor So last weekend was Labor Day weekend.
Maybe you got those great sales if you went to
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important thing. Now it's not always easy to afford a
new car, or even a pre used car. We used
to call them used, now they're pre owned you know,
the ones that have someone else's stink in it, But anyway,
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they'll clean it up. Don't worry, it's gonna be nice.
So make sure you go to Toyota City in Lamarnick.
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dot com. So if you're just tuning in, you're like,
why is he in Rome? Because I was in Rome
in the spring for the pope's funeral, Pope Francis, and
then I went back for the conclave the election of
Pope Leo. Well, at that time there was supposed to
be the canonization of Carlo Acutis. He's the millennial saint,
(16:52):
as they're calling him. But there was another saint that
was going to be elevated, Giorgio for Pierre Giorgio Fersati,
who would be one hundred today, I guess, and he
doesn't get a lot of attention for some reason. But
both of those canonization ceremonies are going to be tomorrow
in the Vatican. Newsmax, by the way, of course, where
(17:14):
I also work, News Max is going to cover it live,
so I hope you can watch it. But you know,
as I'm doing some Akuti's getting all like the attention.
But as I'm doing some research on Persati, I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
Because in the Catholic Church, you need two confirmed miracles
totally unexplained, like the doctors are like, how did this happen?
(17:37):
Couldn't happen? You need two confirmed miracles. And that process,
by the way, takes a long time, a lot of vetting,
because the Catholic Church doesn't want hocus pocus, you know that,
none of that. They they really dig deep and once
they confirm a second miracle, after the first miracle you
were called blessed, and then the second miracle you will
(17:59):
be elevated to sainthood. And so this was now combined
instead of for Saudi in August and Akutis, who was
supposed to be the week that Pope Francis died, so
that was all moved now to tomorrow. So there is
a connection right here in New York Long Island. Lynn
Brook Kevin Becker from Long Island is very much a
(18:23):
part of this story for tomorrow of why Giorgio Forsati
is a saint. So Kevin, it's good to have you
on the Rob ask Reno Show here on seven to ten.
WR How you doing.
Speaker 4 (18:33):
They're good, Rob. Thank you all for having me on
this smallest day that I've been waiting for for about
fourteen years now. It's blessing to be here for it,
you know, be a part of it. Maybe I'll be
on Long Island for this a moment, but I never
expected any of this.
Speaker 3 (18:50):
Let's tell the story. Let's go backwards in time. Set
the time for us. You were at East Strousburg right
at school, and then what happened a week.
Speaker 4 (18:59):
Before or moved into a off campus house at East
Strausburg with my teammates on the lacrosse team. Remember telling
my parents, like the week before, this is gonna be
like one of those years, as to me, a beautiful year.
Nothing can go wrong, nothing's gonna happen. This is gonna
be the year. And later on a Thursday morning, at
(19:21):
around fall thirty am, my parents hit a phone call
from my girlfriend at the time, then missus Becker Kevin's
been hurt and they're not sure what's going on. But
I was being transported over to a hospital. Nobody knew
exactly what happened. We didn't know that I had fallen
(19:45):
off the roof of my house and things were dire
at that moment.
Speaker 3 (19:49):
Your skull was crracked in five places.
Speaker 4 (19:51):
Right fractured so on the impact I hit the end
my turty yard was a very interesting yard. If people
watch the documentary about my story, there's a picture of
the house. The front yard was a raised front yard.
At the end of the front yard it was grass,
and then at the end of the front yard there
(20:13):
was a cement ending so essentially, from the looks of it,
I hit the back of my head on that cement
ending with the fasts severely traumatized every load of my
brain and also the fold itself and the injury itself
caused my brain to shift a little bit. And from
(20:37):
the moment I fell off the roof, it was in
a simple fall. It was a life or death ball.
It was getting to one hospital, learning a little bit
more about the injury, being my parents getting cold. A
little bit later at the first hospital, since we have
to move your son to another hospital because we can't
(20:59):
treat him. And it was a second by second type
of process. It was, Hey, Kevin's gonna be made to
the next hospital and be just fine. It was we're
not sure if he's gonna make it's at next hospital either.
Speaker 3 (21:10):
So at this point you don't remember any of this.
This is being told no afterwards by your parents because
you were in a coma and so, I mean this
was life threatening injuries. You were on life support. And
what's the website or that people can go to actually
see these photos, because if you look at the photo
of Kevin in the hospital room, just machines hooked up everywhere, it's,
(21:33):
you know, any parent's worst nightmare, and the doctors were
telling your mom and dad and your family that you
better come now because he he may not survive.
Speaker 4 (21:44):
Right exactly, the best website that would have like the most,
just like the documentary that would have like more of
the photos with the Forsaudi USA dot org. They're the
ones that put together the documentary of my story and healing.
If you just searched on Google Kevin Becker, Georgia Prosadi Miracle,
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there are photos in the images that would definitely show
some of the photos of myself in the hospital, especially
the ones when I'm all, you know, all linked up
online support battling from my life.
Speaker 3 (22:20):
So Kevin Becker is with us from Long Island and
we're talking about what's happening tomorrow, you know, like three
blocks from where I am right now at the Vatican,
and that's going to be Pope Leo the fourteenth the
canonization ceremony, so making officially making Carlo Akutis and Pierre
Giorgio Fersati as two new saints in the Litany of
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Saints in the Catholic Church. So now you're totally out
of it. You're in a coma. Your mom and your dad,
your family, your brothers, they're all at the hospital basically
being told come see Kevin because it's unlikely, quite frankly,
that he's going to live. They start praying, they're doing
the novena, they're doing the you know, the the Rosary,
(23:08):
and again you're telling the story from your mother's and
dad's perspective. Where did Giorgio Frasati? I never heard of
this guy, truthfully, now his second Miracle's first miracle was
a long time ago. His second miracle, it should have
been you, but it was credited to a priest who
was in the seminary at the time in Los Angeles
who had.
Speaker 2 (23:28):
An angle injury.
Speaker 3 (23:29):
Who will yield. So whatever, But I think yours Trump says,
but either way, what happened at your bedside that your
parents told you about.
Speaker 4 (23:39):
Yeah, I'll just try to do my best on the
medical side of things. Every single day in the hospital,
even to the day I woke up, it was it
was dire, right, especially getting to the hospital. But so
but on the fifth day when I was intercoma so
so everybody, you know, all the listeners understand I wasn't
(24:01):
in this put in a seduced troma. I was essentially
from the moment I hit the ground in a vegetative state.
On the fifth day, one of the doctors comes into
from the hospital room. At this point for my health
standard like for my health, I was running a fever
(24:23):
about one hundred and four fever. I had pneumonia. Parts
of my body, one of my arms was growing up.
And the doctors you know, looked at my dad and
my older brother and saying, like, you know, you can't
keep on going on like this, And we're transferring information
to as many people as possible. I have cousins, you
know that we're at the hospital, and I also have
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cousins that were outside the hospital as well. They were
tracking it. And one of my cousins that she was
a trauma nurse, so she she understood what was going on,
what I was doing, what was performing, how I was,
how everything was going. And on this day she realized that,
oh boy, Kevin, Kevin's about to leave, and she to
(25:08):
Georgia Versadi through a priest that she met. She just
thought to herself, like, hey, Georgia's got Georgia Passatti BLUs,
the Georgia FORACAETI. He's a miracle. Our Becker family, we
definitely need a miracle right now. We had to start
doing a novena to Georgia Versadi. I saint that even
though I told you about, I didn't even know he
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was a saying. I had no clue who this guy was.
The only things that I really knew growing up were,
you know, hundred Saint Christopher, uh, Saint Luke. There was
so many saints, and I was still learning more at
that stage. You know, the Saints, We're great, just didn't
(25:49):
realize how important they were to our lives. It's like
having another friend. So on that day, the Becker family,
along with all my cousins, that they start snow Dina.
And two days later, three days later, on the eighth day,
my cousin Bath she milled over a photo because in
the first like the miracle, you were talking about something
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of Georgia's, like a photo was touched to this man
who needed had out cancer. Usually not good with some
of these things. She thought, like, we got to send
a photo of him, of Georgio. There have a like
true present, like a photo. And on that eighth day,
when that photo did show up, that is when my
eyes finally opened up at the first eye and we
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started to see something in her coma.
Speaker 3 (26:37):
I was pronounced the weight, which is insane and unexplained.
And that's that's what gets into the miracle part of this.
So but but in that time when your parents started
and your family started praying over you, but specifically did
Giorgio Forsati, who needed a second miracle to perform in
essence to get his wings like an angel right to be.
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I'm a saint, he's they're praying to him. And tell
about how you two connected in your dream while you
were in a vegetative state.
Speaker 4 (27:10):
God is God got God likes to play, like to
have song with me as well. But God also knows
what will make me comfortable. And so when I'm in
this experience and I wake up in lo behold my
college house.
Speaker 3 (27:26):
Yeah, just to clarify to people, when you when you
say you wake up, you're in a coma, you're in
a vegetative state, so you're in your own consciousness, you're
waking up.
Speaker 4 (27:34):
It's always funny how that works, because like when I'm
doing a testimony, I'm like, all right, for people, if
once you all remember I was, I'm telling you right
now this is I'm still in a coma. Oh I
did wake It's like a weird wake up guys, Like
I didn't wake up, like it was Lenn like a
but in the state. And try to like do my
best to explain it to like turn to my best
(27:55):
like explain it to me. Was like, that's the way
you my no, No, I was in a coma when this
all happened. I was still asleep. This is a dream.
I woke up in my dream. Right when I woke up,
I was like, oh, I'm still in my bedroom. Everything
looked real, nothing looked out of place. I was in college,
a messy room, right, I had a college kids in
certain college houses. I'm sure that people are listening for
(28:17):
some reason. We like flags. A couple of flags from
my room. I had had a mess I had a
TV stand. I was fully put together prior as a
TV stand stood up while I was in a coma,
had my video games, and everything was the same. But
something was different this day. Somebody was awake before me.
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When I'm in a real world, I'm the early riser,
and nobody looks up before me. This noise downstairs from
my room, and I go to check this out. As
I turned from the staircases to look into the kitchen,
I said, this young, this young athletic guy, and I
didn't feel threatened by him. I was kind of came back.
(29:00):
Never seen him before. I didn't see any form of harm,
and I didn't I wasn't worried about him. But I
did go up to him and I was just like, hey,
you know who are you?
Speaker 3 (29:15):
Know?
Speaker 4 (29:15):
Who are you? And his simple reply was I'm your
new roommate. Now. I had just moved in this house
with my tombmates Nick and Joe about a week a
week ago, and I was kind of taken taken back
a little bit because I was like, Wow, I guess
I must be a little too much for these two
guys because they already disitioned me. And I was like
(29:38):
that's I'm like, I'm like, that's impossible. I already have
two roommates. The names are Nick and Joe. And he
simply just looks back and me. He goes, they don't
They're no longer with you. I'm your new roommate. I
take a deep bress and I'm just like, Okay, who
wore you?
Speaker 3 (29:56):
Then?
Speaker 4 (29:56):
And betize my name is Georgia, and then I sure
kicks in and said my name is Kevin. And then
the rest of the experience, I was trying to be
very accurate. This is like the coolest sport of the story.
But at the same time, I wish I had more
to share. But all I have to remember is what
we did while we're in my piece of heaven, the house.
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We were putting together the perfect room. They wanted to
have a room that I could have all of our
you know, all my friends and hang out so we
could all get together watch sports. We name it and
he also when we were done doing work in the house,
you'd have me go to my room. You'd have me
do schoolwork, which was always a shocker. When I told
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my mom this part, it always shocks her. She's a
principal now, but she was a school teacher at the time.
And then also he would allow me to play video games,
and I told everybody he allowed me to play Fifa.
Everybody goes to ask me, what's he good at FIFA?
And I always was Probably he didn't play Fifa with me.
But when I was in the experience at a certain point,
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because it felt like a long day, there was no
sun some rhymes, no sunset. I had to eventually get
out of this house. I don't know how everybody else is,
but when you're locked in the house for a while,
if you're sick, you want to get out of that
house as quickly as possible at a certain point, and
eventually I tried to get out of the house. And
when I tried to sneak out on him through out
(31:23):
the front door, he stopped me, throwing my hands and
he said, I'll watch you know when you're ready to go.
The last moment I remember with him and that's something
that always was had so many meanings to it.
Speaker 3 (31:35):
Yeah, so Kevin, let me ask you about that. So
the meaning to me he held you back from dying, basically, right.
Speaker 4 (31:41):
Yep, that remember I bring that up. You know you have,
I've fent a lot of frees. So you go, hmmm,
you know there's always no two answers like maybe you
weren't ready do uh, your healing process wasn't done. But
I always looked at it and I wasn't.
Speaker 3 (31:57):
Ready for having right and he wasn't gonna let you go.
So so all of a sudden, on that eighth day,
night day, you wake up in the in the bedroom,
you know, in the in the bed, in the hospital room.
You wake up when it was basically impossible you should
have been given last rites. What was that scene?
Speaker 2 (32:15):
Like?
Speaker 4 (32:15):
Yeah, you know what's funny is when the doctors told
my parents, like when I did wake up, They're like,
don't worry, I don't remember anything.
Speaker 3 (32:24):
So tell me about when the connection was made between
who that guy was that prevented you from going out
the door dying. Who was your right and your mom
and dad and everybody praying to this guy? How was
that connection made you.
Speaker 4 (32:39):
Know, welcome to my comma in nine days. I walked
out eighteen days. And on that final day, as we're
getting ready to leave, even though I had to go
to outpatient therapy for little minor conn and stuff, but
stifing couldn't gettle. My mind was still racing. But on
the final days we're getting ready to leave, I told
my mom like, hey, well you know that there was
(33:00):
an angel with me and he kept me safe. And
she's like, whoa. He was like, this is this is
wild and I can remember her look. She was okay,
we'll talk about this more tomorrow and I was like, okay,
so we get we get in the car, we the hospital,
get the limb Brook USA. Later that day, and then
(33:21):
the following morning, we took our little dog for a
long walk, the walk that usually is a short walk
and it ended up being a very long walk. When
I first started talking about the sky Georgia and she's okay,
so if we finally finished her off this walk, She's like, hey, Kevin,
(33:43):
if I show you a picture, do you think the
person you're talking about you can identify him? And I
was like, you know, nothing hurts right, and doesn't you
know if I say now, I say no, I say yes,
I say yes. So she goes upstairs. I'm telling my
older brother Damien at the time, talking and telling like
same you got. Mom pulls something and told me like yeah,
(34:04):
and I was just telling him he's taken aback and
my mom comes downstairs shows me the photo that was
placed next to me in the hospital one one hey uh.
Then that people always ask is was that photo with
me when I woke up? That photo was moved, so
I never saw the photo when I was in the hospital,
(34:25):
so I had no clue. My mom comes down the stairs,
shows the photo and she goes, this is the guy
that you're with, And right away I was just I
say bad, I say a bad word in this moment,
So I was just I leave this portion of the
testimony up to interpretation, but I would say, that's the
son of a gun, that's the guy that always meant me,
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that's the guy that wouldn't let me leave the house.
From there, that's when we knew. My family knew. I
may have not known too much. Just yet, we had
a moment, we had a legit miracle, and that could
be investigated by the way did.
Speaker 3 (35:00):
The church investigate this one or no.
Speaker 4 (35:03):
Yes, we was investigated. A lot of paperwork was sent
over to be looked over. It was approved by the
pastula in the United States to be investigated by the
by Rome. We never heard anything back from Rome. So
from what I know, there's definitely something there. If I
(35:23):
wanted to pursue it more, get more reviews, or I
could it was. I wasn't looking for fame out of
share my story. I was just looking to courage people,
give people more hope, give more faith to people.
Speaker 3 (35:36):
Well, it's it's an amazing story. Georgia Persati tomorrow will
be a saint. It'll be Saint Pierre Giorgio Persati. We'll
find out what they're going to designate, right, will he
be the patron saint of what? We don't know? I don't,
I don't do you know?
Speaker 4 (35:54):
I believe Popolio is making him the saint of athletes.
Speaker 3 (35:58):
Oh, okay, say of athletes. That's great. Great, So, Kevin,
this is it's an amazing story. It's such a link
to New York, to Long Island, and you were very
much a part of Saint Fisati, Saint Georgio's life, and
I appreciate you sharing that story with everybody. I think
(36:18):
there'll be a lot more interest tomorrow now for people
in this area to watch or to understand about the
elevation to sainthood. And thank God you were blessed and
thank God he chose you and you get a second
chance in life.
Speaker 4 (36:33):
Amen, Rob, Thank you to everybody listening. God bless and
as Georgia Versadi would say, to everybody, versill alto, which
means the better I can hear the voice of Christ.
Speaker 3 (36:48):
There you go, Kevin, thanks so much, appreciate it, Enjoy, enjoy.
Speaker 4 (36:52):
Tomorrow, Yes, sir, thank you too.
Speaker 3 (36:54):
All right. That's Kevin Becker from lynn Brook on Long Island. Boy,
that tristan amazing story, Bruce. Was that incredible? Or what?
Speaker 2 (37:03):
All?
Speaker 3 (37:04):
The glory to God? Yeah? That's right, glory to God,
you know, and I love these. You're gonna get naysayers
people say, ah, you know, he was dreaming or I
don't believe it, or hocus pocus. When the doctors and
this is what happens with miracles, that when when science
or medicine cannot explain why something happened, and in this case,
(37:29):
Kevin was basically dead. He was pronounced that. I mean
the doctors were telling the family there's there's no way
he's not gonna be either in a vegetative state his
whole life. He's never going to be the same. Basically,
you know, do the humane thing if you want and
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Pemost eleven o'clock here at night in Rome.
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That's where I am, of course, coming up on five
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listen to a replay of my screw up. All right,
a couple of things I wanted to tell you. First
of all, I mentioned here's the question, and I asked
it earlier. What is the most popular breed of dog
in America?
Speaker 2 (42:08):
Do Do Do? Do Do?
Speaker 3 (42:10):
Do?
Speaker 2 (42:10):
The Number one dog is a Labrador Retriever, believe it
or not. Two is Chihuahua.
Speaker 3 (42:18):
Why oh sorry, if you have a Chihuahua, Golden Retriever.
Number three American pit Bull Terrier, four German Shepherd five
French bulldogs.
Speaker 2 (42:30):
Those things with their snots everywhere. That's six.
Speaker 3 (42:34):
Golden Doodles are seven, My shitsu is eight, Yorkshire Terrier.
Speaker 2 (42:39):
Is nine, and a Dasund is ten.
Speaker 3 (42:42):
Now in New York, the number one breed in New
York is a Yorkshire Terrier.
Speaker 2 (42:48):
Believe it or not, I didn't.
Speaker 3 (42:49):
I wouldn't have thought that, but it is in Jersey.
The number one dog a Shitsu. I have a Shitsu bella.
You live in New York and in Connecticut a laboratory retriever.
Speaker 2 (43:02):
Where's my Maltese?
Speaker 3 (43:03):
We have a Maltese shitsu as well, but nowhere on
that list. Uh oh. I want to tell you about
this story quickly before I run out of time. So
a guy named Lenny Amacola. He lives in Croton On Hudson.
So Croton On Hudson is in the town of Courtland.
It's in northern Westchester. It's one of these ugh far left, woke,
(43:28):
totally white quote educated, very wealthy areas, right, you know
the kind I don't even have to tell you. So
these are the ones that, of course.
Speaker 2 (43:39):
Are battling for democracy.
Speaker 3 (43:42):
Donald Trump usht be defeated because we have to save democracy. Meanwhile,
they hate everything about democracy because this guy, Lenny Amaicola,
has a sign on his lawn. I forget how big
it is, maybe it's like four by six whatever. It's
on his property set back and it's says Trump is
my President. Well, that's all you got to do in
(44:03):
the village of Croton and so, and I bring it
up because it's not just Croton. This is happening everywhere
all over the country. You've got these towns and villages
and cities that are blue that cannot even have the
site of a Republican anywhere. And so they try to
shut down free speech. And that's what this comes down to. Period.
Speaker 2 (44:23):
So in July twenty twenty one, they try to go.
Speaker 3 (44:25):
After this guy and then they kind of gave up
the fight because he hired a law firm. And now
they came back to him again and they've cited with
a code violation, a code violation because he's quote.
Speaker 2 (44:40):
Flying a prohibited banner.
Speaker 3 (44:43):
You know what, even if he said on his banner
FU Croton Trustees, that's free speech on his property. So
he has to go to court September seventeenth at village court.
This should be a national story. I'm gonna make it one.
Making it right now for New York. I want people
to understand what we're dealing with. If you don't already know,
(45:07):
these far left progressives are the most dangerous people we
have in this country. They're the woasters, these are the
Mamdami voters.
Speaker 2 (45:16):
These are the ones that.
Speaker 3 (45:18):
Are so emotionally disturbed right now. They cannot accept anything
with the Trump derangement syndrome going on in their heads,
and they've become vicious. These are the ones that had
the law fair and there can like in a case
like this, it's lawfair.
Speaker 2 (45:34):
They're going after somebody, you know.
Speaker 3 (45:37):
I love when they say, well, you know, we.
Speaker 2 (45:39):
Apply the code across the board.
Speaker 3 (45:41):
I guarantee you if they were a Kamala Harris, I
wish Kamala were president, or don't blame me, I voted
for Kamala. If that banner were up in Croton, you
think they'd make a stink of course, not no, they wouldn't.
But because Lenny Amacola has a Trump is My President banner,
(46:02):
well that's just too far.
Speaker 2 (46:03):
We gotta shut this guy down.
Speaker 3 (46:06):
I want you to know about this because we got
to fight for the Lenny Amacolas and all the folks
that have a right to free speech, and that is
exactly what this comes down to.
Speaker 2 (46:16):
And I hope to God Croton.
Speaker 3 (46:18):
Gets spanked and they will all right.
Speaker 2 (46:22):
I gotta get out of here. Tomorrow is gonna be great.
Speaker 3 (46:25):
The ceremonies, It's gonna be a lot of fun, the Candonization.
I will be back in New York next week, but
I will tell you this, I will have a very
good story to tell because on Wednesday I'm gonna meet
Bobby from Chicago, Pope Leo.
Speaker 2 (46:40):
I cannot wait. Hi, thank you for listening.
Speaker 3 (46:43):
I will talk to you next Saturday. Thanks Bruce, Thanks Noah,
thank you for listening live from Rome.
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