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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This hour of programming on seven to ten double Uoar.
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Now former Westchester County Executive Rob Astorina on seven ten Doubleor.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
Yeah, I'm battling a cold, but I'm still gonna give
you fifty five great minutes. This is this is what
I'm gonna do. I'm gonna have to blow my nose
in between, but we're gonna get through it, and it's
it's good to be with you. On Ah. Actually not
a bad start off. Rainy this morning, but not too bad.
As I walked across town from Newsmax over here, starting
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to battle the crowds on Fifth Avenue. A lot of
the holiday revelers are here, the tourists are here. The
tourists are here, all on their phones taking pictures. Nobody's
paying attention to anything, walking into walls. But this is
this is what we deal with as New Yorkers, especially
around Rockefeller Center and the tree going up, all this
other good stuff. It's a good time to be here,
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it really is. We kind of take it for granted.
I do you probably do too. Yeah, And I used
to work right on Sixth Avenue, like right a couple
blocks down from where I am right now and technically
part of Rockefeller Center, and it was such a madhouse
when leaving work during this time of year. It just
it's like you're battling to get through the mob. But
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like I said, it's a fun city. It's a great city.
It's a resilient city, even with this guy coming in January. First,
did you see that yesterday? Of course you did the
Trump ma'am DOMI. It was supposed to be like a
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fighting match. That's how everyone set it up. You know,
it's like, oh, this is gonna be Trump. Then, ma'am
Dommy's screaming at each other. It's gonna be like Zelensky
and Trump, and it's gonna be a spectacle. I didn't
think that was gonna be the case. I think I
said that yesterday on Larry's show because Trump genuinely is
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a good man. He's genuinely a charming guy. And I
trust me, I've known him for a long time and
he could be very complimentary. He wants to be liked,
he wants to have a good relationship, and politics is politics.
I mean, it was beneficial for mam Dommy to go
after Trump during his campaign because every day he was
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fighting with Trump, he didn't have to fight with Cuomo.
Right he was getting a fit a free pass that day,
and he was riling up the base because you know,
he made it look like Cuomo and Trump were buddy buddy,
and then Trump endorsed Cuomo, which was the kiss of death.
So it was always beneficial for Mam Dommy to fight
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with Donald Trump. It was always been official for Trump
and the Republicans to fight and use mam Domi as
the pinata. Of course it was Bruce Blakeman did that tremendously.
In Nassau County. Mamdami's numbers were off the charts. Bad.
People were so afraid of this socialist taken over New
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York City and the spillover effect it would have from
Queens into Nasau. Rightfully, so, so it was useful for
them to go at it time and time again in
the campaign. But something happens when the campaign ends. Then
you actually got you gotta work, you gotta govern, you
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gotta get things done, and you can't always do it
by yourself. In fact, nobody can Trump can't do it
by himself. He needs a Republican Congress to help him
or judges to side with him. Same thing with Mamdami.
Not only does he need the nutty City Council, but
he also needs the state legislature and the governor and
the president. So yesterday played out kind of the way
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I thought it would, at least in front of the cameras. Ma'am, look,
ma'm damie is he's this smart dude. He the guy
knows how to play to the cameras. He rarely makes
mistakes because he doesn't say anything. He's pre programmed to
say the same damn thing and smile. That's all he does.
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I'm I'm, I'm for every New Yorker and affordability. Next question,
I'm for every New Yorker and affordability. Next question, I'm
for every New Yorker and affordability. And that he gets
away with it. That's all he has to do.
Speaker 3 (04:37):
Well.
Speaker 2 (04:38):
This is going to be different now because in order
to get what he wants to get, he's going to
have to get money from the federal government, which Trump
can make just really difficult for him. And he needs
the governor and the legislature, to do his bidding in
Albany to get the revenue that he needs to give
away all the freebies. So I thought it was really
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smart in how ma'am Dommy played it yesterday and kind
of just as smart as as Trump too. The one thing, though,
I have to admit, this is where Trump sometimes can
throw a loop where he says things that you know,
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you wonder why he says to them, like okay, it
would be one reason to sit there and to be cordial,
which they were, and maybe throw a compliment here and
there congratulate him on his win. I mean, no matter
what he said, he was still going to be the
mayor for the next four years. So yeah, you kind
of have to work with him a little bit. And
nobody can doubt Trump's love for New York City. Don't
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don't even start with me on that. The guy is
a New Yorker through and through, loves New York City,
made his money here, has his family here, would love
to develop every day here if he still could. This
is it. This is what he loves, so he doesn't
want to hurt New York City. But like you said,
you know, I'm not gonna throw good money out for
bad he's not dumb, so but like when he sometimes
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goes over the top, like he always wants to please
the people who he's with. Even if this the people
that he's with hate him or or he knows they're
they're just kind of smiling. I mean, look at some
of the world leaders too, and then all of a sudden,
you know it's ah, we got a great relationship, or
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I love this guy. He's doing a great job, which
is what he says. So I thought a little bit
over the top with the praise for Mam DOMI yesterday, like,
you know, he's gonna be great. You know, he's a
really good guy, and we believe in a lot of
the same things. I'm like, oh, oh, oh god, that's
gonna make Maga world go nuts and a little bit shit.
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It's like, wait a minute, hold on a second. This
guy is one hundred and eighty degrees different than me
and you and and what we believe. It's not like
typical democratic republicans. This guy's a socialist. The capitalist. I'd
never agree with him. And really we've been calling a
communist because he is so I that's the thing that
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got me a little bit yesterday. I was taking not
taken aback, but I was like, oh, I wish you
didn't say that. But I understand why. I understand why
he was trying to be a gracious host in the
Oval office. I thought the posture was interesting, right, Trump
sitting down the entire time, like I'm on the throne here,
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this is my house, my room, my chair. You can
stand up if you'd like, and you will. You'll be
a little subservient. I'll be the dominant. And that's kind
of what that that picture looks like a little bit.
And ma'am Dommie, to his credit, was like, you know,
nothing anyone says is gonna throw me off course today
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even when they asked, and I thought there were some
good tough questions asked, like you know, things that they
had said about each other, but it it kind of
didn't matter. So they had their little thing. The question
is isn't gonna last? I mean, I don't know how
it lasts, because the first time that ice comes in
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and arrest some horrible human being, the left led by
man DOMI is gonna scream and yell that Ice are thugs.
Right now, he doesn't want the National Guard to come in.
I don't believe the National Guard needs to come in yet,
not into New York City, but Trump probably doesn't want
to do it unless he has to. But they're gonna
be clashing on a lot of stuff pretty quickly, probably,
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But for now, I guess it was okay. I wonder
I wonder what you think about that too, what your
thoughts were watching that meeting, if it was cringe worthy,
if it was the right thing to do, if it
was the right kind of message to send. We're going
into Thanksgiving where we're all supposed to just get along
a little bit at least, put our our knives down
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for the you know, for a couple of hours at least.
But you know, you're gonna have your crazy uncle come
over who's just going to be so annoying you want
to punch him in the face, or one of your relatives.
And the whole idea is to not have the food
fight and enjoy each other's company even though you completely
and utterly disagree. And that's kind of how I saw yesterday,
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where they just they behaved. I mean, there's no other
way to put it. They behaved. They were complimentary of
each other, whether they meant it or not. I don't
think Ma'm DOMMI meant it. I think Trump was probably
you know, again, over the top a little bit, I
as he normally gets. But we'll see, we'll see. So
one in hundred three two one zero seven ten. One
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in hundred three two one zero seven ten, if you
want to, if you're you know, if you're itching to
talk about the mam dommy thing. I thought one other
thing we could talk about today is and I've been
meaning to do this for a while, but we've just
been sidetracked so much with the elections. There are there
are plenty of Democrats that make my skin crawl. And
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I'm sure you two and there are the usual suspects
you know, that we could go through. And I'm wondering, like,
who is the who is the Democrat that just you
can't stand? I mean just you despise them because they're
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horrible and everything you hate about politics or a person.
Which one is it? You think about it. That's a
pretty big list, a lot of Democrats to choose from.
I'll tell you who one of mine is not. You
know a lot of people say, well, AOC, she's not
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on that list for me. I'll tell you why she
to me is at least entertaining, and she believes in
her crap. So I actually have a little respect for
people who are the true believers. They're they're they're the they
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believe in what they're spousing. And I do believe that
AOC is like that Bernie Sanders, you know. I believe
that he thinks his his direction of socialism and his
idea of the country would be the best one for America.
Now I don't, but again, I kind of have a
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I don't want to say a soft spot, but I'm like, yeah, okay,
at least you know, he ain't the worst. There's plenty
that are terrible. And if this is your chance, if
you want to get on one hundred and three two,
one zero seven ten and tell me which Democrat you
loathe the most. I mean, just they're they're on TV.
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The voice doesn't even have to be on. The volume
could be down, and you just sit there and you're like,
you want to vomit. I'll tell you mine. Here's mine.
It's kind of a tie. But here's the first two
that come to mind. Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell from California.
These two are so loathsome because they outright lied. Many
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of them did. But they just sat there with their
little smirks. They think they're so over educated than all
of us. They think they're great at what they do,
and they're getting away with so much, and they just
look in the camera and they sit there and they're
saying to themselves in their thought bubble, the people I'm
talking to are so stupid. I can't stand shift and swallwell,
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they are to me the low lives of American politics,
just the worst of the worst. And look, there's so
many of them. Trust me. I mean, probably whoever you
say I would probably find agreement with. I can't imagine
anyone that you come up with that I would say,
tot that's stupid. I can't because they are pretty bad.
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The Democrats are pretty damn bad. So I was I
was thinking that the other day, like I'm wondering who
listens to my show. I wonder who they would really
come up with. Maybe I'll be shocked. I don't know.
One in hundred three to two one zero seven ten.
One in hundred three two one zero seven ten. I'll
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let you pick up the phone and dial in Marjorie
Taylor Green before I go all right, so this is
a little bit of an interesting one because yeah, she
was she's pretty maga, but she picked a fight with
the wrong guy. And the thing about Trump is he
probably won't hit you first, but if you take a
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swing at him, he's gonna hit you back twice as
hard and go for the juggler and take your eyes out.
So if you expect, if you expect to not be
hit from him, you're just dumb. And so I mean,
she's gonna resign now because she said neither party represents
America and they're not doing their thing, and she took
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a little shot at Trump again. But we'll win that seat.
It's gonna be vacant, probably for a couple months, which
stinks because the numbers are so tight, but it's a
big Republican district, so we'll get that seat back, all right.
One eed hundred three two one zero seven ten. ONEED
hundred three two one zero seven ten. I'll come back.
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I'll play a clip that you may not have heard
from Mamdami and Trump yesterday, but I think it's worth
playing because it's pretty interesting. I will play that when
we come back. I will take your calls one ED
hundred three to two one zero seven ten. Which Democrat
do you loathe the most? Your skin crew kids stand it? Whoever?
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It is one eight hundred three to two one zero seven.
So last night, and I'll talk more about this later.
I was in peak skill, my wife, my sister, and
my mother and we went to see Anthony Rodia and
Gumba Johnny their stand up comedy show. Oh my god,
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I laughed like I haven't laughed in such a long time.
They were just unbelievable. But when I'm walking out of
the theater to go to our car, I see this
car whip by me, a small car with a sign
on it on the door, Deep Material Contracting. I'm honest
to God, and I'm like what. And the car comes
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But they also do siding installation, they do gutters, they
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I don't know they did that. They do a lot.
So here's what you want to do. You want to
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coming up. One in one hundred and three to two,
one zero seven ten. The worst Democrat of all? Who
is it? That's next?
Speaker 4 (16:44):
No, I don't expect. I expect to be helping him,
not hurting him. A big help because I want New
York City to be great. Look, I love New York City.
It's where I come from. I spent a lot of
years there. Now I'm right here. We took a big
setback with the mayor that we had named Deblasio. I
thought it was a tremendous setback for the city. I
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think this Americ can do some things that are gonna
be really great.
Speaker 5 (17:09):
Uh.
Speaker 2 (17:10):
Well, we can't argue about the Blasio what he said,
and we'll see what Ma'm Dami does I again, you know,
did he go a little too far saying I think
this guy can be great. I'm not really rooting for
the socialist, that's for sure, but I get what he
was saying. So there was a little part that you
didn't hear. There was a it was a part of
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the exchange between them two that the microphones didn't really
pick up, but we were able to get a copy of.
So this was this was Mam Domi talking to Trump yesterday.
Speaker 3 (17:43):
I was talking mad about the president before I came here,
but as soon as I met him, I just I
saw his big balls and how handsome he is in person,
and so tall and tanned, just perfect. I honestly, I
just froze. He's definitely the alpha male, the greatest president
of all time. I hope he runs again in twenty
twenty eight. He'll definitely win. I'm just lucky I get
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to be in the presence of such greatness. Best day ever,
And mister President, congrats on those big, beautiful balls of yours.
Speaker 4 (18:13):
Thank you very much.
Speaker 6 (18:15):
Any questions please.
Speaker 2 (18:17):
You gotta love Ai, you gotta love TikTok I saw
that this morning coming in. It's amazing how they do this.
I mean literally, it's scary too, because they could take
any voice, any image and just make it. I mean
that was and that was really they had mam Domi
and Trump in the Oval office like yesterday with those
voices dubbed in. It's it's pretty funny. One hundred and
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it is just about half past four o'clock, so we're
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halfway done. Wow. One hundred three two one zero seven ten.
All right. I can't wait for this. I can't wait
to hear who you hate the most as Democrats. And
I think I'm gonna be there's gonna be some I
forget probably, so it'll be interesting. I throughout that I
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load the most, Adam Schiff and Swall Well, it's like
a tie, but you tell me one hundred three two
one zero seven ten. All right, we'll start with Matt
in the Bronx.
Speaker 7 (20:55):
Hi, Matt, Well, it's not a comment regardless which democrats
the most.
Speaker 2 (21:02):
Well, that's what we're talking about. Sorry, that's what we're
talking about, Matt. So I gotta let you go. You
got to call back next week. All right, Vincent and Brooklyn,
how are you? Vincent?
Speaker 8 (21:13):
A good afternoon, Rob. I would say top on my
list is Jasmine Crockett. She is absolutely disgusting. She puts
on that ghetto accent. The woman went to the finest schools.
She speaks ill of white people. Meanwhile, she wears these
these wigs that are made of from Asian women's hair
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that caused the fortune. And prior to being elected to Congress,
she spoke like a normal person. She had a great education.
As soon as she gets to Congress she becomes Tajuana Brawley,
which I'm sure all of your listeners are familiar with,
and that other Charlotte and al Shopton.
Speaker 2 (22:00):
All right, Vincent, thanks for calling having hers from you
in a while. Good to hear from you. One two,
one zero seven ten are so Jasmine Crockett. I mean
I can't again, I can't argue with her, but at
least I find her entertaining. There's nothing entertaining about Shift
or Swallwell, they're just two horrible humans. David in South Jersey,
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how are you? You're on the rob Astorino show?
Speaker 9 (22:23):
Hatthy Thanksgiving?
Speaker 10 (22:24):
Everybody?
Speaker 9 (22:26):
H I think that the one person that we've forgotten
about that I despise the most is the communist Jack Smith.
I would sincerely hope that the gun grabber, the Attorney
General Bondi gets off for gun grabbing Duff and finds
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some way to have Jack Smith indicted. George Zimmerman disapproves.
The clock is ticking, everybody, the clock is ticking. And
by the way, can I give a shout out to
another gun grabber?
Speaker 2 (23:00):
Good.
Speaker 9 (23:00):
Christine Todd Whitless defeated tax and spend toilet paper Flushy
Flourio nineteen ninety three. She had an unequivocal mandate. She
squandered it as EPA director under George w. She said, yeah,
you guys can breathe that more. September eleventh, port authorities,
firemen and EMTs have died after September eleventh from breathing
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that in. Christine Todd Whitless endorsed the gun grabber Cherrell.
Not that Cheddarelly was doing any favors, but the reality
is there are a lot of people that are playing
both sides of the fence, and most of the voting
public is set up with that.
Speaker 2 (23:41):
David, thanks for the call, which is why Marjorie Tellergreen
says she's resigning because she doesn't think either party is
representing America or doing what they said they would do,
and nothing really happens or changes. You can agree with
her or not. But Christy Todd Whitman, I mean she
she was always a rhino spotless. I mean, you can't
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get any more vanilla and kind of useless when she
was there than than her.
Speaker 11 (24:08):
All right.
Speaker 2 (24:08):
One hundred and three two one zero seven ten. Jane
in Marstown, New Jersey. A lot of Jersey today. Go ahead, Jane, Yes, Hi.
Speaker 12 (24:16):
I'm responding to your question about Mandami being invited by
Trump to the Oval Office. And I'm I'm a Republican,
I'm conservative, I'm a maga supporter of Trump.
Speaker 10 (24:32):
I've always.
Speaker 12 (24:33):
I voted for him, I supported him all this, but
I'm very disgusted with what he did, and I can't
forgive that. The problem I have is anti Semitism. I
think that Mandami has really expressed several times his anti
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Semitic feelings, his anti Israel dance, his he doesn't He's
made comments, negative comments or positive comments about nine to eleven.
What happened to three two thousand Americans being killed in
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New York. I just can't I'm so disgusted that Trump
did this. I understand that he wants to get along
with the man Is because he loves New York, but
I think inviting him to the Oval Office was really
an insult to that honor that he bestowed upon an
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anti Semite and a hater who said he would arrest
nets in Yahoo if he ever came to New York.
Speaker 2 (25:46):
YEP, Jane, thank you. Now, look, I understand what you're saying.
I thought again, I thought it was a little over
the top in Trump's welcome and kind words for Mamdami,
because let's face it, Mamdami is a danger to the country.
He is a danger to our city, and he represents
a movement that needs to be put down. You cannot
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have socialism sweeping across this country and think we're going
to say the United States of America. So I think
we've got to be really careful. He's the duly elected
mayor elect of New York City. There's no question he's
gonna have a lot of power as mayor and as
a leader in the Democratic Party. So yeah, we have
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to work with him everyone, I mean, his government. At
some point it becomes government. You do have to work
together or not, but you do have to. You're gonna
be on the same field. It's not it's not the primary,
it's not an election. But I thought again, I was,
like I said, I was a little uncomfortable with how
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kind Trump treated this guy. But you know that's that's
him too. He's like I said, he's he's genuine in
many ways and charming in many ways. One three, two,
one zero seven ten. Which Democrat do you despise the most?
Alan Yonkers, how are you al?
Speaker 11 (27:09):
Good?
Speaker 8 (27:09):
Rob? Nice to speak to you, Rob.
Speaker 6 (27:10):
The two I despise the most are Elizabeth Warren, the
Senator from Massachusetts, because I find her to be a
nasty person.
Speaker 2 (27:20):
Yeah, and a pony exactly Pocahontas, how she lied with
the college admissions and all that.
Speaker 6 (27:28):
That's one, and two would be Congressman Dan Goldman, who's
an heir to some fortune. The reason I don't care
much for him is because I believe he's Jewish, and
he's never gone to any student, you know, pro Israel
or you know, against the demonstrations against the Jewish students
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who are getting attacked at Columbia and the other colleges.
Speaker 2 (27:54):
So Goldman and that's a that's a good one. Al
Goldman is an up and comer. Goldman might take old
as the most most loathsome Democrat because this guy is
a like a billionaire. He's he's the heir to the
Levi's fortune. This guy is a gazillionaire who is trying
to be you know, mister phony everybody. He's one of
those over educated liberal idiots, and he is. He is
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definitely a loathsome, there's no question about it. Sanctimonious, you know,
is a word that comes to mind. And he has
in his head that he's going to be president or
governor or something, so he ain't stopping at Congress, or
at least he's not going to try to stop but yeah,
he's he's kind of disgusting. One one hundred and three
two one zero seven to ten. Hi Soandra from the
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Garden State, How are you, Sandra?
Speaker 5 (28:40):
Hi rob So. I think two things. Donald Trump, I
think played his cards the correct way. Why alienate yourself
from someone who's going to be may or whether we
like it or not. So I think if he could
somehow influence this young man in a positive way, it
can't hurt. But as far as who I loathe, I
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don't know if anyone, but I do have to say
I'm terribly disappointed in Michelle Obama. I mean, just the
other day, she's becoming the victim again. She has everything
in the world. She is so fortunate, and she makes
you feel guilty because you can go swimming and she
can't because her hair is more difficult to dry than
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someone's hair who is more straight. So I was taken
aback by that. And I just wish this woman, who
has so much power and influence, could bring the white
people together with the black people. I think she doesn't
like me white people. That's the feeling I get. Oh,
That's why I'm disappointed.
Speaker 2 (29:37):
Yeah, Soandra good called, No, of course she doesn't like
because her and her husband planted all these racist seeds
when they were in office. You know, they could they
could have tamped things down, They could have taken the
high road. They did, and you kidding me, they planted
all these seeds. All this nonsense was during the Obama presidency,
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and Joe Biden was too stupid to figure that out,
so he just played along. But you think about when
they started going haywire. It was when my when Obama
was there, and all the racist stuff, that's what they used.
That's what they used to get power and keep power.
Oh yeah. So for Michelle Obama, trying to figure out
which of her large swimming pools to actually dive into
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is probably the most difficult decision she has every day.
Is it the one in Hawaii? Is it the one
off of Nantucket or Martha's Vine? I forget where their place?
Is Is it the one in Illinois? Is it the
one in d C?
Speaker 13 (30:33):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (30:33):
Okay, one hundred and three two one zero seven ten?
Manny in Newark? Hi, Manny, gad Manny, jeez. Listening to
the radio, turn it down, Manny going once, going twice? Adios.
All right, let's go to Dave in Mahwah, Hey, Dave,
how are you, Dave from mahwah, Yep, we go ahead,
(30:55):
how are you? Yes, yes, yeah.
Speaker 13 (31:00):
I just wanted to say I thought it was a
very interesting version of political theater yesterday where both men
were trying their hardest to not look like the bad guy,
and really it showed nothing to us. I really it
really did. So to me, it was kind of like
a waste of time to have that, you know, with
you know, cameras and such. So that's kind of how
(31:23):
I feel on that. And my my most loathed Democrat
is Commie Collmy, and.
Speaker 2 (31:32):
Technically he's a Republican, though he's been a Republican his
whole life. James Comy grew up in Yonkers and was
a Republican, a Republican appointee, and that was one of
the selling points when Trump took over, that hey, this
guy's a Republican, you know, and obviously he wasn't. He's
just again a rhino. But even worse, it just got
(31:55):
sucked into the whole uniparty or far left nonsense. One
hundred three two one zero seven to ten. Which Democrat
you hate the most? Shift and swallow? Well, for me,
Dave in Central Jersey. Hi, Dave, Hey, hey doing?
Speaker 11 (32:11):
Yeah, there's too many the name, I mean, come on,
most of them would swift their mother's throat for an
inch of power.
Speaker 2 (32:16):
Yeah, but which one? Which one?
Speaker 11 (32:18):
Others about man Dammy being elected? Yeah, Trump had to
meet with him because he's going to be the mayor.
And the thing is that so many Jewish people voted
for him. Without the Jewish vote, he probably wouldn't have
gotten in. That's what's most disturbing to me.
Speaker 2 (32:33):
It's very disturbing. But give me one Democrat that makes
you say.
Speaker 11 (32:39):
Well what Goldman? Of course? Is this horrible? Uh? They're
just too many of them. I mean, name one that's
any good and name one that isn't loathes them.
Speaker 2 (32:46):
Well, I'll start with Fetterman. I mean, he was loathsome
because but at least he's he's tolerable now, even though
he generally speaking ninety nine percent of the time is
going to vote with the Democrats. But at least he's
got a little bit of a head on him, you know,
like the mansion types and some others. You can even say,
you know, there are some senate Democrats who they're party guys, okay,
(33:07):
but they're like Schumer's becoming loathsome because he's become like
a fraud. He's like he he gave up his principles,
especially on Israel and some other things. And you never
know where he stands on anything. He blows all over
the place. But I always, like when I was county executive,
Chuck Schumer and I got along fine. We worked together
(33:28):
very well. We always, you know, had good meetings or
were cordial with one another at events. I just don't
know where he's gone though. I just you know, this
whole leadership position has not been kind to him. One
hundred and three two one zero seven to ten Eddie
and Yonkers Hi Eddie ed Robert yep, Rob, Yes, sir, go.
Speaker 10 (33:47):
Ahead, Yeah it's it's Teddy.
Speaker 2 (33:48):
Oh Teddy. I'm sorry, that's.
Speaker 10 (33:50):
Okay, Rob. The Democrat that I hate the most, besides
Mendumming is AOC now what because she's up and coming,
she's got she's articulate when she speaks. I'll give her
that one Doug credit, okay, And I'm just a she
has a following. She has a following, and that will
(34:11):
attract more followers with the people that she speaks to.
And I'm afraid of what the future pretends for this country.
But Mendami, the Rob Mendami condemned this state, the speech
at the synagogue, but he didn't he's condemning what the
(34:33):
synagogue is using its purpose for to try to attract
Jews to go to Israel. Make a Leah. We've been
doing that for centuries. That's part of the service next
year in Jerusalem, Okay, And he I want Tish now, Rob,
(34:54):
I would like you to comment on this. What I'm
gonna say. I want Tish to tell Mindami, but she's
going to go after the protesters because they were trying.
They said we're here to scare the Jews, and they
kept on repeating it, to scare the Jews, to scare
the Jews. Sandra, I don't know. I know he's the mayor, Sandra.
(35:19):
But Trump created him like kid Gloves.
Speaker 2 (35:21):
Yeah, Teddy, he did. You're right. And I think again,
like I said earlier, I've said a couple of times
the show, I was a little uncomfortable with how over
the top welcoming Donald Trump was. You know, I think
if he was gonna invite him there, he clearly was
the big dog in that room, and I think he
could have said, look, we had a good meeting. There
are plenty of issues we need to work on, we
(35:43):
don't agree on. We do agree on some things, and
he could have named them, and he did. I think
conn Ed is an easy target, which they went after
housing obviously, and the affordability how to get there is different.
But I so I I was just a little again,
a little bit uncomfortable at how charmed and chummy they were,
(36:03):
which I don't think is gonna last. But we'll see
one three, two, one zero seven to ten. Let's go
to Harlem and Peter. Hi, Peter, Peter. All right, we
gotta go over Radio one on one. I'll talk to
you later, Peter. Here's Radio one on one. You turn
your radio down if you're calling in, and you listen
on the phone until I say Hi, you're on the air,
because there's a delay, and so that's what's happening. You're
(36:23):
all screwed up. Yeah, you lost your chance. Michael and
Oyster Bay.
Speaker 6 (36:27):
Hi, Michael, I think the two senators from the great
state of Connecticut, bloom Yeah.
Speaker 2 (36:33):
Okay, I'm glad you've brought that up, because Bloomenthal does
that to me. I was telling my wife the other
day we went up to see some friends in Connecticut
and they happen to know Bloomenthal and they actually have
a relationship with Bloomenthal. And I remember as we're driving home,
I said to my wife, Oh my god, I'm glad
I didn't say anything about Bloomenthal because I know they're
(36:54):
friends with him. But that guy makes my skin crawl.
He is such a liar, and he got away with
it online with his military service, and he just looks
like a snake. So I'm glad you're reminded me of
that Jose in the Bronx. Hey Jose, how are you hello?
Speaker 10 (37:14):
Check out twisted Justine.
Speaker 2 (37:16):
Oh goodbye, a silly jerk. Stop that. Let's go to
ste In Brooklyn. How are you, Stu.
Speaker 7 (37:22):
I'm great. I'm pushing on my nonagenarian face, all right
for a profile and discourage with Schumer. But you already
have him Dale, So I'll throw someone else out that
will probably be a surprise. And that's Seth Molten in Massachusetts.
(37:43):
And the reason I'm singling him out is he knows that.
Speaker 2 (37:48):
Do we lose him? I think we lost them. Okay, sorry,
but they'll call back next time. Don't worry about it.
Uh to who we got that is that online one?
Speaker 13 (38:02):
Hi?
Speaker 2 (38:02):
Lorraine, where you're from?
Speaker 14 (38:04):
You put in Omar?
Speaker 10 (38:06):
Oh?
Speaker 2 (38:06):
Yeah, definitely first.
Speaker 14 (38:08):
Democrat because of the way that she was able to
take millions upon millions of dollars, hiding behind fraudulent causes
tied to the you know, the lockdowns and COVID and
sending the money directly to Somalia by her anti American rhetoric,
her anti American behavior, her anti American reputation, and giving
(38:34):
people a false sense of empowerment when they follow her
her ways.
Speaker 2 (38:40):
Yep, so I I agree. Yeah, I forgot about it,
and I didn't forget about her, but she wasn't on
the list. But you know what, she's on the list.
That's a good one. Thank you, Lorain. Uh, let's see uh.
Jerry in Long Island.
Speaker 9 (38:55):
Hi, Jerry, Hi, how are you?
Speaker 2 (38:57):
I'm good?
Speaker 15 (38:58):
According to with the mom dammy meeting, I just hope
Trump mentioned that he better not do this anti semintism.
I agree better, he'd better do a lot better job.
And she's going to fire Tish.
Speaker 10 (39:14):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (39:15):
I was a little shocked, honestly, Jerry. I was a
little shocked that Tish stayed, but I mean, I'm glad
she did. I know the cops love her. She has
done a good job. I just hope she's not a
useful idiot for this guy. And she's like a beard.
She's his cover because she she's liked, she's Jewish, and he,
(39:39):
you know, he needs her more than she needs him.
And I just hope at the right time, if it comes,
if if he is doing or demanding the NYP do
do things that she is totally in disagreement with and
that will hurt public safety. I hope she has the
courage to stand up and say, I'm out of here.
(40:00):
Explain why, Dave in Connecticut, you're on seven ten w
O R Dave, what's going on here? Stave there? Well ahead, Dave,
there you go, Yes, go ahead.
Speaker 12 (40:09):
I nominate Adam shiff because unlike people who.
Speaker 2 (40:12):
Well, they don't nominate him. I nominated him. You can
second the nomination.
Speaker 12 (40:16):
I second because he steals people's reputation. He is guilty of.
Speaker 2 (40:20):
Cold Yes, I don't know. Do we lose him to
what's going on with our freaking phone system that they
should have complained about that yesterday in the UH you'laming
it on the cloud, on the on the cloud. All right, well, Dave,
we got we did what you said, and I apologize
you got cut off. But yes, Adam shift duly second
died because that's a good point. He did steal and
ruin reputations with his outright lies, and he didn't pay
(40:44):
the price. He got away with it, all right. One
hundred three to two one zero seven ten. I got
to step aside and come right back. We'll take some
more calls if we can, and I do have a
few other things to say, but anyway, one eight hundred
three two one zero seven ten on the Rob Astarno
Show on seven ten Wall the.
Speaker 4 (41:01):
Dress has eaten this thing. You know, I've had a
lot of meetings with the heads of major countries. Nobody
cared this meeting that you people have gone. You know,
outside you have hundreds of people waiting.
Speaker 2 (41:13):
This is just a small little group.
Speaker 4 (41:15):
For some reason, the press has found this to be
a very interesting meeting. The biggest people in the world,
they come over from countries nobody cares. But they did
care about this meeting, and it was a great meeting.
Speaker 2 (41:28):
It's true. He's right, you know, I mean, we're talking
about it everyone couldn't wait for yesterday's meeting. Well, hundred
and three two one zero seven ten. I'll try to
get to a couple more calls before I get out
of here. Let's go to Liz and Yonkers. I Liz, I.
Speaker 16 (41:45):
Wasn't going to call, but when you said Schumer, I
was in my car saying yes, yes, yes, everything you said.
Speaker 12 (41:53):
Well it was fine, you.
Speaker 16 (41:54):
Know, tick a side, Yeah, I know, and I said
I have to call and agree to everything that you
said about.
Speaker 2 (42:02):
Liz. Thank you for listening. I appreciate it very much.
Let's go to Mary Ellen. Where are you from, Mary Ellen?
Speaker 12 (42:10):
I'm from Staten Island.
Speaker 2 (42:12):
Okay, the rock good.
Speaker 13 (42:15):
So.
Speaker 14 (42:15):
I don't know if I missed it because I only
tuned in a little while ago.
Speaker 10 (42:19):
But I did not hear Barack Obama's name.
Speaker 8 (42:22):
He to me, is the.
Speaker 2 (42:24):
Devil heard Well, Michelle got to vote his wife, his
lovely wife. She's miss Satan, and mister Satan just got
your vote, you know. So it's funny like Obama. Yeah,
I never agreed with him. I didn't like him. I
fought him when I was county executive. He came after
me and uses DJ and HUDD to go after me personally,
(42:45):
and they're just they're horrible people. But I don't know.
It's like I don't like him at all, but I
wouldn't have I don't loathe him like I loathed some
of these other people. Thanks for the call. Let's go
to uh, Peter and Harlem. I think you're gonna a
second shot.
Speaker 17 (43:01):
Peter, can I I'm not cut off? Me think this
Oh I don't like anymore is Chuck Schumer because I
ran into him two years ago and he told me
he was going to look into the mismanagement of the
post office. I mean, only your fans are out there
listening and talking about Israel and all these other places.
Those are foreign countries. I wanted to see, like that
(43:23):
broad that just got what's your name? One that show
pat the beef with like she said, Hey America first,
I mean, what is this thing about trying to say
have problems with the world. Like my mother used to say,
you got to clean your own house before you can
talk to somebody else to the house is dirty.
Speaker 2 (43:39):
That's true, that's true. Peter. Hey, thanks for the call
and thanks for listening. I appreciate it. All right, A
couple of things before I get out of here. I
just saw something that is it's really scary actually long
term when you look at this country and the divide
right now is men are from ours, women are from Venus. Okay,
just think about this. They did a survey the Pew
(44:04):
Research Center, which does a lot of good stuff, the
share of US twelfth graders who say they want to
get married someday. Think about this for one second. Okay.
Back in nineteen ninety three, eighty three percent of girls
in twelfth grade said they wanted to get married at
some point. Do you know what that number is? Now?
(44:28):
That number is down to sixty one percent. Sixty only
sixty one percent of girls in twelfth grade envision themselves
getting married. How the hell do we survive as a
society if we're not going to have marriage. Now, think
about what the boys. It's almost the exact same. In
(44:50):
nineteen ninety three, seventy six percent of the boys in
twelfth grade said they wanted to end up getting married
one day. That seventy four down just a tad. But
boys want to get married, they want a stable household,
they want a family, and girls these days are saying
(45:11):
no to all of this. That's the downside, the big
downside of all this you know me too movement and
the feminist crap that we've been hearing for now a
couple generations. My body, my choice, men are horrible, all
this stuff that's all coming into play here. What I mean,
(45:31):
you can't have a society endure, a country endure if
you have those kind of numbers. Boys want to get married,
girls don't. I mean, what the hell anyway? I mean,
that's a that's a pretty damning statement of where we're at.
My god, I'm done. Jeez, I can't believe another hour.
(45:53):
We must demand at least two hours. I think I'm
just gonna be like a great radio. It is totally
great radio. I'm gonna commandeer this micro one day and
never leave. I'm gonna lock that door and I'm just
gonna keep talking. I'm gonna have my own little filibuster.
That's what I'm gonna do. Hey, next week, it's Thanksgiving.
I can't believe that. I hope you travel safely. I
(46:14):
hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving. The blessings of our
country it's abundant. We are, so think about how blessed
we are to live in America. And when that idiot
relative comes over and just starts bashing Trump, just tell
them look or her, probably more to her, we're not
talking about that today. We're here to enjoy ourselves. And
(46:36):
if they persist, say there's the door, get the frig
out of here. Have a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful Thanksgiving. I
will be back here next Saturday. And for those of
you who tuned in late, we're on at four o'clock
every Saturday. Have a good weekend.
This hour of programming on seven to ten double Uoar.
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Now former Westchester County Executive Rob Astorina on seven ten Doubleor.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
Yeah, I'm battling a cold, but I'm still gonna give
you fifty five great minutes. This is this is what
I'm gonna do. I'm gonna have to blow my nose
in between, but we're gonna get through it, and it's
it's good to be with you. On Ah. Actually not
a bad start off. Rainy this morning, but not too bad.
As I walked across town from Newsmax over here, starting
(00:45):
to battle the crowds on Fifth Avenue. A lot of
the holiday revelers are here, the tourists are here. The
tourists are here, all on their phones taking pictures. Nobody's
paying attention to anything, walking into walls. But this is
this is what we deal with as New Yorkers, especially
around Rockefeller Center and the tree going up, all this
other good stuff. It's a good time to be here,
(01:07):
it really is. We kind of take it for granted.
I do you probably do too. Yeah, And I used
to work right on Sixth Avenue, like right a couple
blocks down from where I am right now and technically
part of Rockefeller Center, and it was such a madhouse
when leaving work during this time of year. It just
it's like you're battling to get through the mob. But
(01:33):
like I said, it's a fun city. It's a great city.
It's a resilient city, even with this guy coming in January. First,
did you see that yesterday? Of course you did the
Trump ma'am DOMI. It was supposed to be like a
(01:53):
fighting match. That's how everyone set it up. You know,
it's like, oh, this is gonna be Trump. Then, ma'am
Dommy's screaming at each other. It's gonna be like Zelensky
and Trump, and it's gonna be a spectacle. I didn't
think that was gonna be the case. I think I
said that yesterday on Larry's show because Trump genuinely is
(02:15):
a good man. He's genuinely a charming guy. And I
trust me, I've known him for a long time and
he could be very complimentary. He wants to be liked,
he wants to have a good relationship, and politics is politics.
I mean, it was beneficial for mam Dommy to go
after Trump during his campaign because every day he was
(02:36):
fighting with Trump, he didn't have to fight with Cuomo.
Right he was getting a fit a free pass that day,
and he was riling up the base because you know,
he made it look like Cuomo and Trump were buddy buddy,
and then Trump endorsed Cuomo, which was the kiss of death.
So it was always beneficial for Mam Dommy to fight
(02:56):
with Donald Trump. It was always been official for Trump
and the Republicans to fight and use mam Domi as
the pinata. Of course it was Bruce Blakeman did that tremendously.
In Nassau County. Mamdami's numbers were off the charts. Bad.
People were so afraid of this socialist taken over New
(03:17):
York City and the spillover effect it would have from
Queens into Nasau. Rightfully, so, so it was useful for
them to go at it time and time again in
the campaign. But something happens when the campaign ends. Then
you actually got you gotta work, you gotta govern, you
(03:40):
gotta get things done, and you can't always do it
by yourself. In fact, nobody can Trump can't do it
by himself. He needs a Republican Congress to help him
or judges to side with him. Same thing with Mamdami.
Not only does he need the nutty City Council, but
he also needs the state legislature and the governor and
the president. So yesterday played out kind of the way
(04:02):
I thought it would, at least in front of the cameras. Ma'am, look,
ma'm damie is he's this smart dude. He the guy
knows how to play to the cameras. He rarely makes
mistakes because he doesn't say anything. He's pre programmed to
say the same damn thing and smile. That's all he does.
(04:23):
I'm I'm, I'm for every New Yorker and affordability. Next question,
I'm for every New Yorker and affordability. Next question, I'm
for every New Yorker and affordability. And that he gets
away with it. That's all he has to do.
Speaker 3 (04:37):
Well.
Speaker 2 (04:38):
This is going to be different now because in order
to get what he wants to get, he's going to
have to get money from the federal government, which Trump
can make just really difficult for him. And he needs
the governor and the legislature, to do his bidding in
Albany to get the revenue that he needs to give
away all the freebies. So I thought it was really
(05:00):
smart in how ma'am Dommy played it yesterday and kind
of just as smart as as Trump too. The one thing, though,
I have to admit, this is where Trump sometimes can
throw a loop where he says things that you know,
(05:20):
you wonder why he says to them, like okay, it
would be one reason to sit there and to be cordial,
which they were, and maybe throw a compliment here and
there congratulate him on his win. I mean, no matter
what he said, he was still going to be the
mayor for the next four years. So yeah, you kind
of have to work with him a little bit. And
nobody can doubt Trump's love for New York City. Don't
(05:41):
don't even start with me on that. The guy is
a New Yorker through and through, loves New York City,
made his money here, has his family here, would love
to develop every day here if he still could. This
is it. This is what he loves, so he doesn't
want to hurt New York City. But like you said,
you know, I'm not gonna throw good money out for
bad he's not dumb, so but like when he sometimes
(06:04):
goes over the top, like he always wants to please
the people who he's with. Even if this the people
that he's with hate him or or he knows they're
they're just kind of smiling. I mean, look at some
of the world leaders too, and then all of a sudden,
you know it's ah, we got a great relationship, or
(06:24):
I love this guy. He's doing a great job, which
is what he says. So I thought a little bit
over the top with the praise for Mam DOMI yesterday, like,
you know, he's gonna be great. You know, he's a
really good guy, and we believe in a lot of
the same things. I'm like, oh, oh, oh god, that's
gonna make Maga world go nuts and a little bit shit.
(06:45):
It's like, wait a minute, hold on a second. This
guy is one hundred and eighty degrees different than me
and you and and what we believe. It's not like
typical democratic republicans. This guy's a socialist. The capitalist. I'd
never agree with him. And really we've been calling a
communist because he is so I that's the thing that
(07:07):
got me a little bit yesterday. I was taking not
taken aback, but I was like, oh, I wish you
didn't say that. But I understand why. I understand why
he was trying to be a gracious host in the
Oval office. I thought the posture was interesting, right, Trump
sitting down the entire time, like I'm on the throne here,
(07:29):
this is my house, my room, my chair. You can
stand up if you'd like, and you will. You'll be
a little subservient. I'll be the dominant. And that's kind
of what that that picture looks like a little bit.
And ma'am Dommie, to his credit, was like, you know,
nothing anyone says is gonna throw me off course today
(07:50):
even when they asked, and I thought there were some
good tough questions asked, like you know, things that they
had said about each other, but it it kind of
didn't matter. So they had their little thing. The question
is isn't gonna last? I mean, I don't know how
it lasts, because the first time that ice comes in
(08:11):
and arrest some horrible human being, the left led by
man DOMI is gonna scream and yell that Ice are thugs.
Right now, he doesn't want the National Guard to come in.
I don't believe the National Guard needs to come in yet,
not into New York City, but Trump probably doesn't want
to do it unless he has to. But they're gonna
be clashing on a lot of stuff pretty quickly, probably,
(08:33):
But for now, I guess it was okay. I wonder
I wonder what you think about that too, what your
thoughts were watching that meeting, if it was cringe worthy,
if it was the right thing to do, if it
was the right kind of message to send. We're going
into Thanksgiving where we're all supposed to just get along
a little bit at least, put our our knives down
(08:53):
for the you know, for a couple of hours at least.
But you know, you're gonna have your crazy uncle come
over who's just going to be so annoying you want
to punch him in the face, or one of your relatives.
And the whole idea is to not have the food
fight and enjoy each other's company even though you completely
and utterly disagree. And that's kind of how I saw yesterday,
(09:16):
where they just they behaved. I mean, there's no other
way to put it. They behaved. They were complimentary of
each other, whether they meant it or not. I don't
think Ma'm DOMMI meant it. I think Trump was probably
you know, again, over the top a little bit, I
as he normally gets. But we'll see, we'll see. So
one in hundred three two one zero seven ten. One
(09:38):
in hundred three two one zero seven ten, if you
want to, if you're you know, if you're itching to
talk about the mam dommy thing. I thought one other
thing we could talk about today is and I've been
meaning to do this for a while, but we've just
been sidetracked so much with the elections. There are there
are plenty of Democrats that make my skin crawl. And
(10:01):
I'm sure you two and there are the usual suspects
you know, that we could go through. And I'm wondering, like,
who is the who is the Democrat that just you
can't stand? I mean just you despise them because they're
(10:23):
horrible and everything you hate about politics or a person.
Which one is it? You think about it. That's a
pretty big list, a lot of Democrats to choose from.
I'll tell you who one of mine is not. You
know a lot of people say, well, AOC, she's not
(10:43):
on that list for me. I'll tell you why she
to me is at least entertaining, and she believes in
her crap. So I actually have a little respect for
people who are the true believers. They're they're they're the they
(11:04):
believe in what they're spousing. And I do believe that
AOC is like that Bernie Sanders, you know. I believe
that he thinks his his direction of socialism and his
idea of the country would be the best one for America.
Now I don't, but again, I kind of have a
(11:25):
I don't want to say a soft spot, but I'm like, yeah, okay,
at least you know, he ain't the worst. There's plenty
that are terrible. And if this is your chance, if
you want to get on one hundred and three two,
one zero seven ten and tell me which Democrat you
loathe the most. I mean, just they're they're on TV.
(11:50):
The voice doesn't even have to be on. The volume
could be down, and you just sit there and you're like,
you want to vomit. I'll tell you mine. Here's mine.
It's kind of a tie. But here's the first two
that come to mind. Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell from California.
These two are so loathsome because they outright lied. Many
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of them did. But they just sat there with their
little smirks. They think they're so over educated than all
of us. They think they're great at what they do,
and they're getting away with so much, and they just
look in the camera and they sit there and they're
saying to themselves in their thought bubble, the people I'm
talking to are so stupid. I can't stand shift and swallwell,
(12:43):
they are to me the low lives of American politics,
just the worst of the worst. And look, there's so
many of them. Trust me. I mean, probably whoever you
say I would probably find agreement with. I can't imagine
anyone that you come up with that I would say,
tot that's stupid. I can't because they are pretty bad.
(13:06):
The Democrats are pretty damn bad. So I was I
was thinking that the other day, like I'm wondering who
listens to my show. I wonder who they would really
come up with. Maybe I'll be shocked. I don't know.
One in hundred three to two one zero seven ten.
One in hundred three two one zero seven ten. I'll
(13:27):
let you pick up the phone and dial in Marjorie
Taylor Green before I go all right, so this is
a little bit of an interesting one because yeah, she
was she's pretty maga, but she picked a fight with
the wrong guy. And the thing about Trump is he
probably won't hit you first, but if you take a
(13:50):
swing at him, he's gonna hit you back twice as
hard and go for the juggler and take your eyes out.
So if you expect, if you expect to not be
hit from him, you're just dumb. And so I mean,
she's gonna resign now because she said neither party represents
America and they're not doing their thing, and she took
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a little shot at Trump again. But we'll win that seat.
It's gonna be vacant, probably for a couple months, which
stinks because the numbers are so tight, but it's a
big Republican district, so we'll get that seat back, all right.
One eed hundred three two one zero seven ten. ONEED
hundred three two one zero seven ten. I'll come back.
(14:34):
I'll play a clip that you may not have heard
from Mamdami and Trump yesterday, but I think it's worth
playing because it's pretty interesting. I will play that when
we come back. I will take your calls one ED
hundred three to two one zero seven ten. Which Democrat
do you loathe the most? Your skin crew kids stand it? Whoever?
(14:56):
It is one eight hundred three to two one zero seven.
So last night, and I'll talk more about this later.
I was in peak skill, my wife, my sister, and
my mother and we went to see Anthony Rodia and
Gumba Johnny their stand up comedy show. Oh my god,
(15:19):
I laughed like I haven't laughed in such a long time.
They were just unbelievable. But when I'm walking out of
the theater to go to our car, I see this
car whip by me, a small car with a sign
on it on the door, Deep Material Contracting. I'm honest
to God, and I'm like what. And the car comes
(15:39):
to a stop, rolls down the window, and there's Tino
Deep Poterio, who of course is the owner of Deep
Materio Contracting. And they have done great work. They did
my roof, they should do yours. But it's not just
a roof that they do. They do residential commercial buildings,
but they do roof replacement and repair, shing, metal, flat roofing, whatever.
(16:02):
But they also do siding installation, they do gutters, they
do windows, chimney repair, some like light construction work, patios.
I don't know they did that. They do a lot.
So here's what you want to do. You want to
go to roofcontractors in New York dot com. Roofcontractors new
York dot com. Look up everything that they do. You
(16:23):
can set up a time for them to come over
and give you an estimate. Their license, they're insured, they're
good at what they do, they're fun, they're nice. Deep
materio contracting for a free estimate. All right, your call's
coming up. One in one hundred and three to two,
one zero seven ten. The worst Democrat of all? Who
is it? That's next?
Speaker 4 (16:44):
No, I don't expect. I expect to be helping him,
not hurting him. A big help because I want New
York City to be great. Look, I love New York City.
It's where I come from. I spent a lot of
years there. Now I'm right here. We took a big
setback with the mayor that we had named Deblasio. I
thought it was a tremendous setback for the city. I
(17:05):
think this Americ can do some things that are gonna
be really great.
Speaker 5 (17:09):
Uh.
Speaker 2 (17:10):
Well, we can't argue about the Blasio what he said,
and we'll see what Ma'm Dami does I again, you know,
did he go a little too far saying I think
this guy can be great. I'm not really rooting for
the socialist, that's for sure, but I get what he
was saying. So there was a little part that you
didn't hear. There was a it was a part of
(17:30):
the exchange between them two that the microphones didn't really
pick up, but we were able to get a copy of.
So this was this was Mam Domi talking to Trump yesterday.
Speaker 3 (17:43):
I was talking mad about the president before I came here,
but as soon as I met him, I just I
saw his big balls and how handsome he is in person,
and so tall and tanned, just perfect. I honestly, I
just froze. He's definitely the alpha male, the greatest president
of all time. I hope he runs again in twenty
twenty eight. He'll definitely win. I'm just lucky I get
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to be in the presence of such greatness. Best day ever,
And mister President, congrats on those big, beautiful balls of yours.
Speaker 4 (18:13):
Thank you very much.
Speaker 6 (18:15):
Any questions please.
Speaker 2 (18:17):
You gotta love Ai, you gotta love TikTok I saw
that this morning coming in. It's amazing how they do this.
I mean literally, it's scary too, because they could take
any voice, any image and just make it. I mean
that was and that was really they had mam Domi
and Trump in the Oval office like yesterday with those
voices dubbed in. It's it's pretty funny. One hundred and
(18:39):
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it is just about half past four o'clock, so we're
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halfway done. Wow. One hundred three two one zero seven ten.
All right. I can't wait for this. I can't wait
to hear who you hate the most as Democrats. And
I think I'm gonna be there's gonna be some I
forget probably, so it'll be interesting. I throughout that I
(20:46):
load the most, Adam Schiff and Swall Well, it's like
a tie, but you tell me one hundred three two
one zero seven ten. All right, we'll start with Matt
in the Bronx.
Speaker 7 (20:55):
Hi, Matt, Well, it's not a comment regardless which democrats
the most.
Speaker 2 (21:02):
Well, that's what we're talking about. Sorry, that's what we're
talking about, Matt. So I gotta let you go. You
got to call back next week. All right, Vincent and Brooklyn,
how are you? Vincent?
Speaker 8 (21:13):
A good afternoon, Rob. I would say top on my
list is Jasmine Crockett. She is absolutely disgusting. She puts
on that ghetto accent. The woman went to the finest schools.
She speaks ill of white people. Meanwhile, she wears these
these wigs that are made of from Asian women's hair
(21:37):
that caused the fortune. And prior to being elected to Congress,
she spoke like a normal person. She had a great education.
As soon as she gets to Congress she becomes Tajuana Brawley,
which I'm sure all of your listeners are familiar with,
and that other Charlotte and al Shopton.
Speaker 2 (22:00):
All right, Vincent, thanks for calling having hers from you
in a while. Good to hear from you. One two,
one zero seven ten are so Jasmine Crockett. I mean
I can't again, I can't argue with her, but at
least I find her entertaining. There's nothing entertaining about Shift
or Swallwell, they're just two horrible humans. David in South Jersey,
(22:21):
how are you? You're on the rob Astorino show?
Speaker 9 (22:23):
Hatthy Thanksgiving?
Speaker 10 (22:24):
Everybody?
Speaker 9 (22:26):
H I think that the one person that we've forgotten
about that I despise the most is the communist Jack Smith.
I would sincerely hope that the gun grabber, the Attorney
General Bondi gets off for gun grabbing Duff and finds
(22:48):
some way to have Jack Smith indicted. George Zimmerman disapproves.
The clock is ticking, everybody, the clock is ticking. And
by the way, can I give a shout out to
another gun grabber?
Speaker 2 (23:00):
Good.
Speaker 9 (23:00):
Christine Todd Whitless defeated tax and spend toilet paper Flushy
Flourio nineteen ninety three. She had an unequivocal mandate. She
squandered it as EPA director under George w. She said, yeah,
you guys can breathe that more. September eleventh, port authorities,
firemen and EMTs have died after September eleventh from breathing
(23:24):
that in. Christine Todd Whitless endorsed the gun grabber Cherrell.
Not that Cheddarelly was doing any favors, but the reality
is there are a lot of people that are playing
both sides of the fence, and most of the voting
public is set up with that.
Speaker 2 (23:41):
David, thanks for the call, which is why Marjorie Tellergreen
says she's resigning because she doesn't think either party is
representing America or doing what they said they would do,
and nothing really happens or changes. You can agree with
her or not. But Christy Todd Whitman, I mean she
she was always a rhino spotless. I mean, you can't
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get any more vanilla and kind of useless when she
was there than than her.
Speaker 11 (24:08):
All right.
Speaker 2 (24:08):
One hundred and three two one zero seven ten. Jane
in Marstown, New Jersey. A lot of Jersey today. Go ahead, Jane, Yes, Hi.
Speaker 12 (24:16):
I'm responding to your question about Mandami being invited by
Trump to the Oval Office. And I'm I'm a Republican,
I'm conservative, I'm a maga supporter of Trump.
Speaker 10 (24:32):
I've always.
Speaker 12 (24:33):
I voted for him, I supported him all this, but
I'm very disgusted with what he did, and I can't
forgive that. The problem I have is anti Semitism. I
think that Mandami has really expressed several times his anti
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Semitic feelings, his anti Israel dance, his he doesn't He's
made comments, negative comments or positive comments about nine to eleven.
What happened to three two thousand Americans being killed in
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New York. I just can't I'm so disgusted that Trump
did this. I understand that he wants to get along
with the man Is because he loves New York, but
I think inviting him to the Oval Office was really
an insult to that honor that he bestowed upon an
(25:37):
anti Semite and a hater who said he would arrest
nets in Yahoo if he ever came to New York.
Speaker 2 (25:46):
YEP, Jane, thank you. Now, look, I understand what you're saying.
I thought again, I thought it was a little over
the top in Trump's welcome and kind words for Mamdami,
because let's face it, Mamdami is a danger to the country.
He is a danger to our city, and he represents
a movement that needs to be put down. You cannot
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have socialism sweeping across this country and think we're going
to say the United States of America. So I think
we've got to be really careful. He's the duly elected
mayor elect of New York City. There's no question he's
gonna have a lot of power as mayor and as
a leader in the Democratic Party. So yeah, we have
(26:30):
to work with him everyone, I mean, his government. At
some point it becomes government. You do have to work
together or not, but you do have to. You're gonna
be on the same field. It's not it's not the primary,
it's not an election. But I thought again, I was,
like I said, I was a little uncomfortable with how
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kind Trump treated this guy. But you know that's that's
him too. He's like I said, he's he's genuine in
many ways and charming in many ways. One three, two,
one zero seven ten. Which Democrat do you despise the most?
Alan Yonkers, how are you al?
Speaker 11 (27:09):
Good?
Speaker 8 (27:09):
Rob? Nice to speak to you, Rob.
Speaker 6 (27:10):
The two I despise the most are Elizabeth Warren, the
Senator from Massachusetts, because I find her to be a
nasty person.
Speaker 2 (27:20):
Yeah, and a pony exactly Pocahontas, how she lied with
the college admissions and all that.
Speaker 6 (27:28):
That's one, and two would be Congressman Dan Goldman, who's
an heir to some fortune. The reason I don't care
much for him is because I believe he's Jewish, and
he's never gone to any student, you know, pro Israel
or you know, against the demonstrations against the Jewish students
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who are getting attacked at Columbia and the other colleges.
Speaker 2 (27:54):
So Goldman and that's a that's a good one. Al
Goldman is an up and comer. Goldman might take old
as the most most loathsome Democrat because this guy is
a like a billionaire. He's he's the heir to the
Levi's fortune. This guy is a gazillionaire who is trying
to be you know, mister phony everybody. He's one of
those over educated liberal idiots, and he is. He is
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definitely a loathsome, there's no question about it. Sanctimonious, you know,
is a word that comes to mind. And he has
in his head that he's going to be president or
governor or something, so he ain't stopping at Congress, or
at least he's not going to try to stop but yeah,
he's he's kind of disgusting. One one hundred and three
two one zero seven to ten. Hi Soandra from the
(28:37):
Garden State, How are you, Sandra?
Speaker 5 (28:40):
Hi rob So. I think two things. Donald Trump, I
think played his cards the correct way. Why alienate yourself
from someone who's going to be may or whether we
like it or not. So I think if he could
somehow influence this young man in a positive way, it
can't hurt. But as far as who I loathe, I
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don't know if anyone, but I do have to say
I'm terribly disappointed in Michelle Obama. I mean, just the
other day, she's becoming the victim again. She has everything
in the world. She is so fortunate, and she makes
you feel guilty because you can go swimming and she
can't because her hair is more difficult to dry than
(29:20):
someone's hair who is more straight. So I was taken
aback by that. And I just wish this woman, who
has so much power and influence, could bring the white
people together with the black people. I think she doesn't
like me white people. That's the feeling I get. Oh,
That's why I'm disappointed.
Speaker 2 (29:37):
Yeah, Soandra good called, No, of course she doesn't like
because her and her husband planted all these racist seeds
when they were in office. You know, they could they
could have tamped things down, They could have taken the
high road. They did, and you kidding me, they planted
all these seeds. All this nonsense was during the Obama presidency,
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and Joe Biden was too stupid to figure that out,
so he just played along. But you think about when
they started going haywire. It was when my when Obama
was there, and all the racist stuff, that's what they used.
That's what they used to get power and keep power.
Oh yeah. So for Michelle Obama, trying to figure out
which of her large swimming pools to actually dive into
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is probably the most difficult decision she has every day.
Is it the one in Hawaii? Is it the one
off of Nantucket or Martha's Vine? I forget where their place?
Is Is it the one in Illinois? Is it the
one in d C?
Speaker 13 (30:33):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (30:33):
Okay, one hundred and three two one zero seven ten?
Manny in Newark? Hi, Manny, gad Manny, jeez. Listening to
the radio, turn it down, Manny going once, going twice? Adios.
All right, let's go to Dave in Mahwah, Hey, Dave,
how are you, Dave from mahwah, Yep, we go ahead,
(30:55):
how are you? Yes, yes, yeah.
Speaker 13 (31:00):
I just wanted to say I thought it was a
very interesting version of political theater yesterday where both men
were trying their hardest to not look like the bad guy,
and really it showed nothing to us. I really it
really did. So to me, it was kind of like
a waste of time to have that, you know, with
you know, cameras and such. So that's kind of how
(31:23):
I feel on that. And my my most loathed Democrat
is Commie Collmy, and.
Speaker 2 (31:32):
Technically he's a Republican, though he's been a Republican his
whole life. James Comy grew up in Yonkers and was
a Republican, a Republican appointee, and that was one of
the selling points when Trump took over, that hey, this
guy's a Republican, you know, and obviously he wasn't. He's
just again a rhino. But even worse, it just got
(31:55):
sucked into the whole uniparty or far left nonsense. One
hundred three two one zero seven to ten. Which Democrat
you hate the most? Shift and swallow? Well, for me,
Dave in Central Jersey. Hi, Dave, Hey, hey doing?
Speaker 11 (32:11):
Yeah, there's too many the name, I mean, come on,
most of them would swift their mother's throat for an
inch of power.
Speaker 2 (32:16):
Yeah, but which one? Which one?
Speaker 11 (32:18):
Others about man Dammy being elected? Yeah, Trump had to
meet with him because he's going to be the mayor.
And the thing is that so many Jewish people voted
for him. Without the Jewish vote, he probably wouldn't have
gotten in. That's what's most disturbing to me.
Speaker 2 (32:33):
It's very disturbing. But give me one Democrat that makes
you say.
Speaker 11 (32:39):
Well what Goldman? Of course? Is this horrible? Uh? They're
just too many of them. I mean, name one that's
any good and name one that isn't loathes them.
Speaker 2 (32:46):
Well, I'll start with Fetterman. I mean, he was loathsome
because but at least he's he's tolerable now, even though
he generally speaking ninety nine percent of the time is
going to vote with the Democrats. But at least he's
got a little bit of a head on him, you know,
like the mansion types and some others. You can even say,
you know, there are some senate Democrats who they're party guys, okay,
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but they're like Schumer's becoming loathsome because he's become like
a fraud. He's like he he gave up his principles,
especially on Israel and some other things. And you never
know where he stands on anything. He blows all over
the place. But I always, like when I was county executive,
Chuck Schumer and I got along fine. We worked together
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very well. We always, you know, had good meetings or
were cordial with one another at events. I just don't
know where he's gone though. I just you know, this
whole leadership position has not been kind to him. One
hundred and three two one zero seven to ten Eddie
and Yonkers Hi Eddie ed Robert yep, Rob, Yes, sir, go.
Speaker 10 (33:47):
Ahead, Yeah it's it's Teddy.
Speaker 2 (33:48):
Oh Teddy. I'm sorry, that's.
Speaker 10 (33:50):
Okay, Rob. The Democrat that I hate the most, besides
Mendumming is AOC now what because she's up and coming,
she's got she's articulate when she speaks. I'll give her
that one Doug credit, okay, And I'm just a she
has a following. She has a following, and that will
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attract more followers with the people that she speaks to.
And I'm afraid of what the future pretends for this country.
But Mendami, the Rob Mendami condemned this state, the speech
at the synagogue, but he didn't he's condemning what the
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synagogue is using its purpose for to try to attract
Jews to go to Israel. Make a Leah. We've been
doing that for centuries. That's part of the service next
year in Jerusalem, Okay, And he I want Tish now, Rob,
(34:54):
I would like you to comment on this. What I'm
gonna say. I want Tish to tell Mindami, but she's
going to go after the protesters because they were trying.
They said we're here to scare the Jews, and they
kept on repeating it, to scare the Jews, to scare
the Jews. Sandra, I don't know. I know he's the mayor, Sandra.
(35:19):
But Trump created him like kid Gloves.
Speaker 2 (35:21):
Yeah, Teddy, he did. You're right. And I think again,
like I said earlier, I've said a couple of times
the show, I was a little uncomfortable with how over
the top welcoming Donald Trump was. You know, I think
if he was gonna invite him there, he clearly was
the big dog in that room, and I think he
could have said, look, we had a good meeting. There
are plenty of issues we need to work on, we
(35:43):
don't agree on. We do agree on some things, and
he could have named them, and he did. I think
conn Ed is an easy target, which they went after
housing obviously, and the affordability how to get there is different.
But I so I I was just a little again,
a little bit uncomfortable at how charmed and chummy they were,
(36:03):
which I don't think is gonna last. But we'll see
one three, two, one zero seven to ten. Let's go
to Harlem and Peter. Hi, Peter, Peter. All right, we
gotta go over Radio one on one. I'll talk to
you later, Peter. Here's Radio one on one. You turn
your radio down if you're calling in, and you listen
on the phone until I say Hi, you're on the air,
because there's a delay, and so that's what's happening. You're
(36:23):
all screwed up. Yeah, you lost your chance. Michael and
Oyster Bay.
Speaker 6 (36:27):
Hi, Michael, I think the two senators from the great
state of Connecticut, bloom Yeah.
Speaker 2 (36:33):
Okay, I'm glad you've brought that up, because Bloomenthal does
that to me. I was telling my wife the other
day we went up to see some friends in Connecticut
and they happen to know Bloomenthal and they actually have
a relationship with Bloomenthal. And I remember as we're driving home,
I said to my wife, Oh my god, I'm glad
I didn't say anything about Bloomenthal because I know they're
(36:54):
friends with him. But that guy makes my skin crawl.
He is such a liar, and he got away with
it online with his military service, and he just looks
like a snake. So I'm glad you're reminded me of
that Jose in the Bronx. Hey Jose, how are you hello?
Speaker 10 (37:14):
Check out twisted Justine.
Speaker 2 (37:16):
Oh goodbye, a silly jerk. Stop that. Let's go to
ste In Brooklyn. How are you, Stu.
Speaker 7 (37:22):
I'm great. I'm pushing on my nonagenarian face, all right
for a profile and discourage with Schumer. But you already
have him Dale, So I'll throw someone else out that
will probably be a surprise. And that's Seth Molten in Massachusetts.
(37:43):
And the reason I'm singling him out is he knows that.
Speaker 2 (37:48):
Do we lose him? I think we lost them. Okay, sorry,
but they'll call back next time. Don't worry about it.
Uh to who we got that is that online one?
Speaker 13 (38:02):
Hi?
Speaker 2 (38:02):
Lorraine, where you're from?
Speaker 14 (38:04):
You put in Omar?
Speaker 10 (38:06):
Oh?
Speaker 2 (38:06):
Yeah, definitely first.
Speaker 14 (38:08):
Democrat because of the way that she was able to
take millions upon millions of dollars, hiding behind fraudulent causes
tied to the you know, the lockdowns and COVID and
sending the money directly to Somalia by her anti American rhetoric,
her anti American behavior, her anti American reputation, and giving
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people a false sense of empowerment when they follow her
her ways.
Speaker 2 (38:40):
Yep, so I I agree. Yeah, I forgot about it,
and I didn't forget about her, but she wasn't on
the list. But you know what, she's on the list.
That's a good one. Thank you, Lorain. Uh, let's see uh.
Jerry in Long Island.
Speaker 9 (38:55):
Hi, Jerry, Hi, how are you?
Speaker 2 (38:57):
I'm good?
Speaker 15 (38:58):
According to with the mom dammy meeting, I just hope
Trump mentioned that he better not do this anti semintism.
I agree better, he'd better do a lot better job.
And she's going to fire Tish.
Speaker 10 (39:14):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (39:15):
I was a little shocked, honestly, Jerry. I was a
little shocked that Tish stayed, but I mean, I'm glad
she did. I know the cops love her. She has
done a good job. I just hope she's not a
useful idiot for this guy. And she's like a beard.
She's his cover because she she's liked, she's Jewish, and he,
(39:39):
you know, he needs her more than she needs him.
And I just hope at the right time, if it comes,
if if he is doing or demanding the NYP do
do things that she is totally in disagreement with and
that will hurt public safety. I hope she has the
courage to stand up and say, I'm out of here.
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Explain why, Dave in Connecticut, you're on seven ten w
O R Dave, what's going on here? Stave there? Well ahead, Dave,
there you go, Yes, go ahead.
Speaker 12 (40:09):
I nominate Adam shiff because unlike people who.
Speaker 2 (40:12):
Well, they don't nominate him. I nominated him. You can
second the nomination.
Speaker 12 (40:16):
I second because he steals people's reputation. He is guilty of.
Speaker 2 (40:20):
Cold Yes, I don't know. Do we lose him to
what's going on with our freaking phone system that they
should have complained about that yesterday in the UH you'laming
it on the cloud, on the on the cloud. All right, well, Dave,
we got we did what you said, and I apologize
you got cut off. But yes, Adam shift duly second
died because that's a good point. He did steal and
ruin reputations with his outright lies, and he didn't pay
(40:44):
the price. He got away with it, all right. One
hundred three to two one zero seven ten. I got
to step aside and come right back. We'll take some
more calls if we can, and I do have a
few other things to say, but anyway, one eight hundred
three two one zero seven ten on the Rob Astarno
Show on seven ten Wall the.
Speaker 4 (41:01):
Dress has eaten this thing. You know, I've had a
lot of meetings with the heads of major countries. Nobody
cared this meeting that you people have gone. You know,
outside you have hundreds of people waiting.
Speaker 2 (41:13):
This is just a small little group.
Speaker 4 (41:15):
For some reason, the press has found this to be
a very interesting meeting. The biggest people in the world,
they come over from countries nobody cares. But they did
care about this meeting, and it was a great meeting.
Speaker 2 (41:28):
It's true. He's right, you know, I mean, we're talking
about it everyone couldn't wait for yesterday's meeting. Well, hundred
and three two one zero seven ten. I'll try to
get to a couple more calls before I get out
of here. Let's go to Liz and Yonkers. I Liz, I.
Speaker 16 (41:45):
Wasn't going to call, but when you said Schumer, I
was in my car saying yes, yes, yes, everything you said.
Speaker 12 (41:53):
Well it was fine, you.
Speaker 16 (41:54):
Know, tick a side, Yeah, I know, and I said
I have to call and agree to everything that you
said about.
Speaker 2 (42:02):
Liz. Thank you for listening. I appreciate it very much.
Let's go to Mary Ellen. Where are you from, Mary Ellen?
Speaker 12 (42:10):
I'm from Staten Island.
Speaker 2 (42:12):
Okay, the rock good.
Speaker 13 (42:15):
So.
Speaker 14 (42:15):
I don't know if I missed it because I only
tuned in a little while ago.
Speaker 10 (42:19):
But I did not hear Barack Obama's name.
Speaker 8 (42:22):
He to me, is the.
Speaker 2 (42:24):
Devil heard Well, Michelle got to vote his wife, his
lovely wife. She's miss Satan, and mister Satan just got
your vote, you know. So it's funny like Obama. Yeah,
I never agreed with him. I didn't like him. I
fought him when I was county executive. He came after
me and uses DJ and HUDD to go after me personally,
(42:45):
and they're just they're horrible people. But I don't know.
It's like I don't like him at all, but I
wouldn't have I don't loathe him like I loathed some
of these other people. Thanks for the call. Let's go
to uh, Peter and Harlem. I think you're gonna a
second shot.
Speaker 17 (43:01):
Peter, can I I'm not cut off? Me think this
Oh I don't like anymore is Chuck Schumer because I
ran into him two years ago and he told me
he was going to look into the mismanagement of the
post office. I mean, only your fans are out there
listening and talking about Israel and all these other places.
Those are foreign countries. I wanted to see, like that
(43:23):
broad that just got what's your name? One that show
pat the beef with like she said, Hey America first,
I mean, what is this thing about trying to say
have problems with the world. Like my mother used to say,
you got to clean your own house before you can
talk to somebody else to the house is dirty.
Speaker 2 (43:39):
That's true, that's true. Peter. Hey, thanks for the call
and thanks for listening. I appreciate it. All right, A
couple of things before I get out of here. I
just saw something that is it's really scary actually long
term when you look at this country and the divide
right now is men are from ours, women are from Venus. Okay,
just think about this. They did a survey the Pew
(44:04):
Research Center, which does a lot of good stuff, the
share of US twelfth graders who say they want to
get married someday. Think about this for one second. Okay.
Back in nineteen ninety three, eighty three percent of girls
in twelfth grade said they wanted to get married at
some point. Do you know what that number is? Now?
(44:28):
That number is down to sixty one percent. Sixty only
sixty one percent of girls in twelfth grade envision themselves
getting married. How the hell do we survive as a
society if we're not going to have marriage. Now, think
about what the boys. It's almost the exact same. In
(44:50):
nineteen ninety three, seventy six percent of the boys in
twelfth grade said they wanted to end up getting married
one day. That seventy four down just a tad. But
boys want to get married, they want a stable household,
they want a family, and girls these days are saying
(45:11):
no to all of this. That's the downside, the big
downside of all this you know me too movement and
the feminist crap that we've been hearing for now a
couple generations. My body, my choice, men are horrible, all
this stuff that's all coming into play here. What I mean,
(45:31):
you can't have a society endure, a country endure if
you have those kind of numbers. Boys want to get married,
girls don't. I mean, what the hell anyway? I mean,
that's a that's a pretty damning statement of where we're at.
My god, I'm done. Jeez, I can't believe another hour.
(45:53):
We must demand at least two hours. I think I'm
just gonna be like a great radio. It is totally
great radio. I'm gonna commandeer this micro one day and
never leave. I'm gonna lock that door and I'm just
gonna keep talking. I'm gonna have my own little filibuster.
That's what I'm gonna do. Hey, next week, it's Thanksgiving.
I can't believe that. I hope you travel safely. I
(46:14):
hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving. The blessings of our
country it's abundant. We are, so think about how blessed
we are to live in America. And when that idiot
relative comes over and just starts bashing Trump, just tell
them look or her, probably more to her, we're not
talking about that today. We're here to enjoy ourselves. And
(46:36):
if they persist, say there's the door, get the frig
out of here. Have a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful Thanksgiving. I
will be back here next Saturday. And for those of
you who tuned in late, we're on at four o'clock
every Saturday. Have a good weekend.
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