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Michael Rapaport | Actor/Comedian | 05-26-26 May 26, 2026

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Actor/Comedian Michael Rapaport joins Sid to discuss his beloved New York Knicks returning to the NBA Finals for the first time in 27 years.

Andrew Giuliani | Executive Director of the White House Task Force for the FIFA World Cup 2026 | 05-26-26 May 26, 2026

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Andrew Giuliani, Executive Director of the White House Task Force for the FIFA World Cup 2026 joins Sid to make the argument that Sid should seriously consider running for Mayor of NYC in 2029, before he expands on the news coming out of the FIFA World Cup leading up to the tournament's start in a couple weeks.

Bo Dietl | Red Apple Media Podcast Host | 05-26-26 May 26, 2026

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Red Apple Media Podcast Host Bo Dietl joins Sid for his weekly Tuesday morning appearance on Sid & Friends in the Morning.

Brooke Goldstein | Civil Rights Attorney | 05-26-26 May 26, 2026

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Civil Rights Attorney Brooke Goldstein makes her return to the morning show to talk about the interfaith rally to protest Mayor Zohran Mamdani, to be held outside Gracie Mansion from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM tonight.

Mike Lawler | Congressman, New York District 17 | 05-26-26 May 26, 2026

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Congressman Mike Lawler joins Sid to recap hosting President Trump in Rockland County this past Friday, where Sid was in attendance first row and once again got called up by the President to exchange a warm embrace between the two friends.

Suzanne Miller | 05-25-26 May 25, 2026

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Suzanne Miller warns that restrictive legislative proposals and new taxes are creating a hostile environment for international investors in New York City’s residential market. She argues that targeting cash buyers and foreign capital through measures like the pied-à-terre tax will discourage the very people who sustain the local economy, potentially leading to a loss of secondary jobs in sectors like hospitality and retail. The conversation shifts from these economic anxieties to a more casual observance of Memorial Day, touching on local weather, beach closures, and the importance of honoring fallen soldiers.

Roger Stone | 05-25-26 May 25, 2026

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Roger Stone comes on to discuss the economic and political landscape under a hypothetical continued Trump presidency, emphasizing a shift toward energy independence and lower interest rates. The hosts say it's because of the current financial optimism to falling oil prices and the leadership of a new Federal Reserve chairman, suggesting these factors could trigger a massive economic boom by the fall. He then goes on to praise Donald Trump as a strong, independent leader who prioritizes "America First" policies and acts as a steadfast law and order president in urban centers. The dialogue also touches on the solemnity of Memorial Day, contrasting a message of national gratitude with a sharp critique of the Democratic Party’s perceived radicalization and lack of a substantive platform.

Fmr. Rep. Peter King (R-NY) | 05-25-26 May 25, 2026

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Former Congressman Peter King joins hosts on WABC to discuss the political landscape of New York during a Memorial Day broadcast. The conversation centers on a perceived shift toward radicalism within the Democratic Party, with King and the hosts praising "common sense" figures like David Paterson while criticizing the current socialist leadership in New York City. A significant portion of the dialogue serves to bolster the gubernatorial candidacy of Bruce Blakeman, highlighting his strict law enforcement policies and his efforts to coordinate with ICE to remove criminal immigrants.

Dr. Marc Siegel | 05-25-26 May 25, 2026

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Dr. Marc Siegel comes on to talk about current global health threats, primarily focusing on a modern Ebola outbreak in the Congo. The conversation highlights how war-torn regions and a lack of healthcare infrastructure accelerate the spread of disease, especially when local distrust leads to the abandonment of medical facilities. Dr. Siegel addresses the erosion of public trust in health institutions following the COVID-19 pandemic, criticizing past authoritarian messaging and outdated containment strategies while expressing hope for new mRNA vaccine technology to combat different Ebola strains.

Fernando Mateo | 05-25-26 May 25, 2026

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Fernando Mateo argues that the Hispanic community is driven by a deep desire for capitalism and self-sufficiency rather than government-funded handouts. He criticizes New York City’s plan to open a subsidized supermarket as a patronizing socialist program that insults local entrepreneurs and fails to address the needs of millions. Contrasting the current state of New York with the economic freedom of Florida, Mateo highlights how high taxes and radical policies are driving away business-minded immigrants.

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