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June 19, 2023 - Rudy Giuliani
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America's Mayor Live (E171): We Rescued An Injured Bird Today—It Was QUITE The Experience
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Welcome to America's Mayor Live!
And happy Juneteenth, a day that's a new federal holiday.
I, you know, I knew it was a new federal holiday, but then I was surprised today when I went out and Manhattan was empty.
And I said, I know it's June.
Oh my goodness.
Biden made it a holiday.
Now, did he make it a holiday last year or this year?
I don't remember last year, but this is the first year I think that we fully celebrated it.
I mean that people really got into it and got to understand what it was.
I remember last year we had a podcast about it and we went into the history of it, which is actually quite interesting because they've really picked one.
of the Emancipation Proclamation celebrations to make it the national one.
But I don't know.
I can't tell you for sure.
It sounds like it might have been the most festive of them.
This is the one that took place in Galveston, Texas, and it wasn't necessarily the earliest, pretty close to it.
It was two years after the Emancipation.
It was on June 19th of 1865, after the emancipation, after the assassination of President Lincoln,
when Major General Gordon Granger finally arrived in Texas with the Union Army and declared
the emancipation.
you.
I'll read you his words.
The people of Texas are informed that in accordance with a proclamation from the executive of the United States, all slaves are free.
Now, they had been free for two years, but it took time for it to reach the whole country.
Now, that isn't as unusual as you think.
There were people fighting the Second World War a month after it was over.
Some Japanese that were fighting it three years after it was over.
This was before, obviously, telephone, telegraph, radio, television, or the super-duper stuff we have now, right?
So, uh, people were being, um, people probably saw it in their newspapers, but to really get the gist of it, you had to basically have the Union Army show up, particularly in the deep South and say, emancipation.
And it led to a celebration that day, but then a day, a year later at the same time.
And then they continued June 19, um, 1866.
uh, was named a day of jubilation in Galveston, Texas.
And then, um, it appeared, uh, in 1890, it appeared, uh, advertised in the Galveston Daily News.
Um, and it had been advertised in some of the black newspapers before that for Galveston to send abroad for orators for its coming Juneteenth.
So they were preparing, you know, a big, big celebration.
And it's called Juneteenth because in various parts of Texas and in other places, although it was celebrated in June, it was celebrated maybe not necessarily on the 19th, on other days.
The legend is that the teenth is because the news is delivered on different days to different groups.
This was written by Leslie Wilson, who was the Associate Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Montclair State University, all the way in New Jersey.
So this was going on in different parts of the country.
Washington, D.C., of course, had a celebration on the day of the emancipation, on that date as it was memorialized.
And then Texas, I guess, was the first state to adopt it as a holiday.
And their commemoration became the one that became the federal and the national celebration.
And why do I call it a celebration?
Because it's a celebration of freedom.
You say, well, they should have always been free.
Of course, they should have always been free.
But a lot of countries didn't emancipate.
Very few countries fought a war to do it.
And very few countries put in the time, the effort, the sacrifice, the debate, the intellectual argument, going back to almost the founding.
You go right back to the founding of this country, and of course the anti-American communists would like you to believe it was founded based on slavery.
It was founded with a debate over slavery.
Yeah, it may be true in Jamestown, they introduced slavery, but the pilgrims didn't come here with slaves.
You remember any slaves at Thanksgiving, ladies and gentlemen?
Of course not!
It would have been abhorrent to their religion.
As it was true of even the stricter pilgrims who had their own problems, but one of them wasn't slavery.
So slavery was always a matter of contention in the United States.
It is false history to paint slavery as attached to the entire country from the very beginning.
No, no, no.
Slavery from the very beginning was a source of dispute in this new land.
And even when you get to the drafting of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, the man who wrote it was a genius.
A genius who was anti-slavery, but unable to think of a way to do emancipation.
First, how to do it politically, which he thought of as a young man and was talked out of it, and then how to do it practically.
But he put the poison pills in that led to emancipation.
He furthered the division in the country.
He didn't idly write, all men are created equal.
Not realizing, as he wrote in contemporaneous diaries, that he was building the source of a war that would lead to the emancipation.
And he said, I fear the wrath of God when we have to pay for this.
But he knew he was building a country That was moving in that direction.
And, you know, there would have always been emancipation, but did it happen faster?
Did it happen on a higher plane of thought?
Did it affect more countries?
Well, it certainly did.
I mean, Jefferson is a great hero all over the world to liberation movements and freedom movements.
The only place where we don't seem to understand and balance his contribution is now in this despicable attack on all things American, which is really part of what Karl Marx wished for us.
And we've given him, at least some of us have, who hate America.
But Juneteenth is a great day for all of us.
I mean, there are many good articles written about it.
I would recommend my friend Adam Coleman's column in the Post.
As usual, Adam puts it better than most others.
And he said, troops arrived in Galveston, Texas in 1865 to enforce the Emancipation Proclamation.
And they want us to believe forgiving is abhorrent behavior.
And it isn't.
Forgiving is part of Christianity, it's part of Judaism, it's part of America.
Although slavery was a worldwide phenomenon, America's ambition was to deviate from the norm in pursuit of freedom.
The modern progressive wants you to believe nothing has changed.
Racial progress is an illusion.
Nicole Hannah-Jones, creator of the New York Times' 1619 Project, has written, White Americans desire to be free of a past they do not want to remember.
While black Americans remain bound to a past they can never forget, Hannah Jones and her ilk preach pessimism to entrench the American mind in racial nihilism so we can only see the world in the worst possible light.
And they are bastardizing, says Adam Coleman, our moment of jubilation in pursuit of their own power.
We shouldn't remain shameful of past activities we had no part in, but we can remain vigilant to never repeat those mistakes.
We can celebrate the moments when we course corrected and appreciate how far we have come.
So let's do that.
Let's celebrate Juneteenth as something very, very uniquely American to create a more perfect union.
The recognition that we're not perfect, the recognition that we have to strive for it.
Emancipation was one of those moments.
Terrible, terrible weekend in Chicago.
I went over these statistics on my radio show with, I have to say, great, great sadness.
The Juneteenth Festival in Chicago alone Had a person killed and 22, uh, 22 injured and wounded.
Just that celebration alone.
The total number for the weekend as of this morning was 60 wounded and 10 dead in Chicago.
And one of those and 22 of the wounded took place at the Juneteenth celebration.
Now that is not what Juneteenth is about, is it?
No.
Well, We will concentrate on the greatness of America and being able to overcome.
Juneteenth also happens to be the day after Father's Day.
And I would like to show you, I would like to, before I concentrate on, before I concentrate on some of the things that need to be done to revive fatherhood in this country, I want to show you the ultimate love of a father.
And if I could, Ted, well, I think we lost him.
But if I could, Ted, I would like to put this on, this picture right here.
Now this is, I'll tell you who this is.
If we may, this is a picture at a funeral.
Unfortunately, a picture that, to me, pictures like this are part of me, part of my history, and seared in my soul and in my memory and in my emotions.
This could be September 11, couldn't it?
But it isn't.
It's this Friday, last Friday.
And it's the funeral of firefighter Mark Batista, who was only 39 years old.
That is his beautiful wife and daughter.
He died saving his daughter from a tide, a terrible tide in New Jersey.
He went out, got her, got her safe, and then got taken up by the undertow.
Having been in an undertow once, a dangerous undertow, I have to tell you that I am extremely... You don't see it?
Ted, do you not see it?
Well, answer!
Yeah, can you hold it up?
I have it right here.
Oh, you have it, okay.
So, that is his wife and daughter.
As I said, the daughter is the young lady.
The daughter is a young 11-year-old lady.
She's there next to... The mom's name is Lennon Ventura, who is collapsing in sobs holding his iconic fire hat from the greatest fire department in the world.
You all see it?
Yeah.
Okay.
Here's another copy.
I could hold up a copy of it if that helps.
Hold it up, forget it.
There we are.
That's Lennon Ventura.
That's a firefighter's, Batista's, daughter who was saved from the undertow by him.
And two days before Father's Day, he gave up his life to save his daughter.
Of course, he was ready every day of his life to give up his life to save you as a New York firefighter.
This one here, if you look again, I have a second one here, you can see that fire truck.
And again, that brings back memories that I don't think I should concentrate on too much because it's very, very hard to see that.
Very hard to see it.
But It does tell you of the great love that these men and women of the fire department have, because yes, he laid down his life for his daughter, but he was ready every day of his life to lay down his life for you, and many of them do.
We had a terrible Father's Day fire when I was mayor, in which we lost three firefighters.
Tom Van Essen and I thought that that would be our worst day.
We didn't know it was to come.
Now we turn to a different situation, and that is the President's Father's Day.
That was begun by his son in court on Friday denying his fatherhood.
He, of course, first denied being the father of Navy, The name she was given, and she's not allowed to use the Biden last name.
He denied that it was his daughter and he refused to support.
He must have known.
He must have known.
Well, if he didn't or not, the DNA test said, that's your daughter, bum.
And the bum fought supporting her, and now he wants to give her even less money, and he flew to the court hearing to give her less money in a private plane.
Come on.
I mean, you slap around the Republican Party.
You slap around President Reagan.
You slap me around and try to destroy my livelihood as a lawyer and people like me who try to help President Reagan.
You make a mockery of the vast majority of the American people who know you stole the election and know you're a damn crook.
But aren't you making a mockery of the court going down there and pleading to give your offspring less money in a private plane?
And I don't know, even worse than that is you're just like your father.
You're a horrible father.
You haven't even seen her.
He doesn't include her with the stockings for his grandchildren on Christmas Day.
And he doesn't include her when he lists, I believe, six grandchildren, leaving her out.
I don't know.
He doesn't get to decide who his grandchildren are.
God does that, Joe.
You're a good Catholic?
That's the laugh of the devil.
You're a good Catholic!
Do you think he takes communion on Sundays?
If he does, it's a sacrilege.
I mean, it's between him and God, but you can't possibly have taken all those bribes and be a good anything.
You can't possibly not recognize your granddaughter and be a good anything.
You can't possibly have done to your son what you did and be a good anything.
You can't possibly lie more often than you tell the truth and even be a reasonable human being.
And I mean, and last week, last week was pervert week at the White House, wasn't it?
I mean, if you think about it, it was definitely pervert week.
There's a, there, right there is a picture of Navy.
Let me see, make sure I have it right here.
That's London Roberts and Navy Joan.
You'll see them there in that.
Can you see that picture?
Hunter looks like a, like some kind of a 1930s mafia guy in that one.
I must say.
You see that one?
Do the boys and girls at home see that?
Boys and girls at home see it, Mayor.
Who doesn't see it?
That's a cute little girl, Navy.
That's a cute little girl, Hunter, you got there.
And Joe, you got a cute little granddaughter.
Well, you don't give a damn if she starves, huh?
Hmm?
You don't give a damn what kind of education she gets.
You don't give a damn with the difficulty she's going to have to face carrying your disgraced name.
I mean, I know there is a battle over London wants to use your name, I guess, before all this happened.
That would have made some sense.
I don't know.
That's sort of a close question, because I have no doubt knowing that the $10 million bribe that's now basically established is only the tip of the iceberg.
We're going over $50 million, Joe.
You know that.
I got them all sitting right there, babes.
If they don't come out any other way, we'll just shove them down people's throats.
All they got to do is go look at my podcast.
You know, the minute they stopped censoring me, it's all over.
I got it all, Joe.
Uh-huh.
The Rico case too.
How about the offshore bank accounts?
What about that?
You want to just give them up now or you're going to let us drag it out?
Look, You are going to be known because, I don't know, I don't imagine they can go back in history and figure out new facts about past presidents, but unless something magical happens, you will be, without any doubt, the most crooked president in American history.
I mean, there won't even be anybody like in your league.
We're not going to be able to discuss another president with you.
We don't have a president that was taking bribes for 30 years.
We don't have a president that was taking bribes from our enemies.
If we do, we never found out about it.
I mean, I really seriously doubt that the Soviet Union was paying off who would have been Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Reagan, Clinton.
Well, it was over by then.
The last one would have been Bush, who had the Soviet Union for about a year, because it really fell under Bush, although, you know, much of the impetus for it was caused by Reagan.
Had any of those people been caught taking 31 million, or the 10 million that just came out from Ukraine, they'd have been put in prison.
Which is where you belong, if anybody does.
But instead, you torture Trump to try to take the emphasis off it.
And what you're doing to our criminal justice system is the worst damage ever done to it.
You've made us a third world country, Joe.
You've made us a joke and an embarrassment.
And now it gets ridiculous.
I mean, what about your pride celebration?
I mean, if I were part of the pride group, you know, celebrating gay and lesbian progress toward equality, I'd want to throw you out.
All you do is disgrace us by turning the pride celebration into a celebration of perversion.
You have that woman.
Let's show that again.
You have that woman there.
This one right here.
Let me see if I can get this right.
You have this woman here.
I've forgotten what her name is because I really don't want to remember it.
But this is a, you know, this is a, I'm not, I got a, Dr. Maria, I think left because I need, I need her help.
I don't remember if that's a woman that is pretending to be a man.
Well, she's pretending to be a woman.
So it must be a man pretending to be a woman.
Yes.
And those are fake breasts, correct?
Correct.
So everything's fake about it.
If you have the picture with the gentleman near her, it's actually a woman, the one with all the chest hair.
No, no, I don't have that one.
Okay, all right.
And that one had her boobs cut off.
Oh, so we have one that had boobs cut off and one that had boobs put on.
Yeah.
Did she put on the cut off ones?
Oh, no, they're saline or silicone.
Oh, I mean, do they buy the boobs like in China where they sell body parts?
Where do they buy it?
Where do they get the skin?
It's not like that.
It's a silicone bag or a... Yeah, but what's the skin on top?
Is that the real skin?
Their skin.
The men have to have expanders put underneath for a little bit to expand the skin, expand the skin, and then they put in the augmentation.
Well, she took her hands away at some point so she could show her new nipples.
To everyone at the White House.
Isn't that nice?
I know this is stuff becoming of a lady, so I will leave the room.
You come back for the pigeon?
I'm coming, yeah.
Dr. Maria today saved the life of a pigeon.
Are we doing the pigeon yet?
We'll do the pigeon in a little while.
We're building up to the pigeon.
And she got help from me and from Ted.
But she was the first to see the pigeon in distress.
And that pigeon would not be alive but for Dr. Maria.
She's also saved a lot of human lives, too.
But I mean, until now, I didn't even like pigeons.
Now I love them.
This was a really cute pigeon.
I can't help it.
And we'll tease this.
We'll come back to it in the second half of the show.
But I very much am looking forward to going through the story of how Dr. Maria and Mayor Giuliani saved Pigeon.
You helped.
And Theodore Goodman, played a very small role.
Well you drove me over to the pigeon hospital.
I didn't know there was a... So we're talking about Father's Day and Joe Biden.
A couple of days before Father's Day, he had people who have had their bodies mutilated displaying their mutilations at the White House in order to encourage more and more people to do it.
Which he has now said he's fully in agreement with.
He doesn't want to see any legislation that prohibits children 18 or under from mutilating their bodies.
That's why I started laughing when he says he's a good Catholic.
There are a lot of other reasons we could laugh.
I guess all the bribes would be it also.
But come on, Joe.
Mutilating children?
Mutilating children.
You know how many children are suing who at 11 or 12 or 13 had their body parts removed and now they're suing because they regret what they did?
You know, you don't get to do it again.
That's why you can't, in most states, get a tattoo before you're 18.
But you can chop off your genitals.
That's a sick country.
This isn't debatable.
Not with me, it isn't.
This is not debatable.
This is perversion of the worst kind.
I don't know if the White House has ever been used for a more perverted purpose than that.
Whatever.
Displaying her fake, phony breasts, which aren't even breasts.
There's some kind of a creation of something on the White House lawn.
And you've said nothing about it, Joe.
Nothing.
Nor have you said anything about these kids who are crying because, based on a lot of the encouragement that you seem to support, they chopped themselves all up.
Not only that, you've got an attorney general whose son-in-law, I understand, makes a fortune from all this.
Yeah, you didn't know that?
Makes a fortune from all this.
And then, Joe, come on.
You're going to tell us there's nothing wrong with you?
We know you're demented, but do you have the Longoria film?
We do.
Can we take a look?
I mean, first of all, all they do, even in the papers that are against you, all they do is cover for you.
They said that Eva Longoria got nervous when your hand was on her side too much.
I mean, I don't think even Longoria would get too upset with your hands on her side.
You actually were moving them up toward and touching and feeling her up.
You take a good look at it, you can see that hand coming up on her breasts.
You know you're a creep.
You're lucky I'm not married or I'd have punched the hell, I'd probably go to, I'd probably go to jail if I did.
Let's roll with it.
But any decent husband would kick the shit out of you.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Enjoy the film, enjoy your house, enjoy the grounds.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Crowd cheering.
Crowd chanting.
Did you see that?
The hand going up and she pushed him away.
Obviously she thinks he, she supports him politically, but she thinks he's a, she must know he's a creep.
When a guy starts trying to fill up your breasts and he's the president of the United States.
Okay.
But now we say she's a grown woman who's been through it all.
What about all the little kids?
How about, did we play that part where he was talking about he, he met her when she was 17 and then turns out he met her when she was 12 and He, let's see if we can find the video or audio of that, but that's right.
He called a 19 year old or he, he told a elementary school aged girl.
Wow.
You look like you could be 19.
Very weird.
Do we have a picture of her that we can show this?
I mean, I'm telling you we're doing this because, uh, the, uh, politicians don't do it.
They do not do it.
They do not hold the president accountable.
For the horrible things he's doing to this country, to the embarrassment that he's causing us, and to what the hell else he might do, what the hell else he might do in the time that he has left in the White House, which will be determined, I hope, by his being defeated in November of 24, or when the lights just go out.
And that could happen any day.
I mean, he's getting close to the lights going out.
Uh, no question about that.
I mean, that's, uh, I'm looking to see if I can find here the, the lights going out.
Let's just see what we got here.
Okay.
So first, first thing I'm going to do with the lights going out is he was in Connecticut campaigning.
Now, if the people of Connecticut vote for him, it'll probably be similar to the people of Pennsylvania who voted for Fetterman.
Did you see Fetterman over the weekend?
He looked like Mr. Gorilla Padilla.
Did you see that?
What is that about?
McDaw!
Bring that clip up and it's on.
Yumba!
Yumba!
He look like Mr. Gorilla Padilla.
Did you see that?
What is that about?
Awful.
Dressed like a bum!
Look, I'm tired of feeling sorry for him.
I'm starting to feel sorry for us.
What the hell, Fetterman?
If you got massive depression, if you're some kind of a psychotic weirdo who lived with your parents until you were 50, do not become a United States Senator.
And by the way, the United States Senators, in my view, just do one thing, with a few exceptions.
They talk.
You can't talk.
This is like being a baseball player if, God forbid, you were afflicted with blindness.
Now, what the hell is wrong with you for running?
What the hell is wrong with your family for letting you run?
What disregard did the Democrats have for our country and for the people of Pennsylvania?
And then, if you're really voters for them, how damn stupid are you?
But here he is with Fetterman in Pennsylvania.
Well, this one actually, this one actually is in Connecticut.
This one is in Connecticut.
This is okay.
We're going to play it, Mayor, the Fetterman video in just a second.
But before you play the Fetterman video, I want to, I have to play this one.
Okay.
I really, I really, I don't know.
know I just this is too much but I mean how I'm at the point where I no longer
can figure out how we do this how this happens how we do it here it is
you you
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Here we go.
This is a speech by our demented president.
All right.
God save the Queen, man.
I don't know.
Do you want to hear that again?
All right.
God save the Queen, man.
That's the way he ended his speech in Connecticut.
First of all, this is America, not England.
Number two, we have a president, he doesn't know this probably, not a queen.
Number three, the queen is dead, they don't even have a queen.
So even if he wanted to pay tribute to England, he would say, God save the king, right?
This is like when he was searching around for the dead congresswoman.
Just a few weeks after she was dead, and after he had set up a ceremony for her two days later.
This is like when he thought he gave a medal to his uncle in the White House after he was inaugurated, when his uncle was dead for seven years before he got into the White House as Vice President.
His uncle never got a medal.
What else is it like?
It's like it's constantly saying that his son died on the battlefield.
Which he didn't.
He died in the hospital, tragically.
But I'm sorry.
I'm tired of Joe playing the... My wife died.
My kid died.
Everybody has tragedies.
Everybody dies.
Everybody has relatives who've died.
It doesn't allow you to steal money from your country.
It doesn't allow you to be a traitor.
Well, Mayor.
Are you not going to give the man credit for proposing a cross-trans-oceanic railroad across the Pacific to India?
What kind of vision?
What a visionary!
The man said he wants to build a train, a railroad, across the Indian Ocean.
Well, at least he didn't say the Pacific Ocean, which is bigger.
He's trying to stay realistic with these grand visions.
I mean, when he says that... Should we play it?
When he says that, why don't they just come in and take him away?
And then, under the 25th Amendment, get the appropriate signatures that he's wacko.
What do you want to call him?
Not capable of, mentally incompetent, deranged, demented.
It's funny, Mayor, right?
Because instead of even trying to explain it... Insane?
Is he insane?
I mean, some of these things are insane.
Like, I gave a medal to my uncle after he was dead seven years.
Or you tell him 20 times that his son didn't die in Iraq and he keeps repeating it.
Or he wants to put a railroad across the Indian Ocean.
And everybody sits there and listens to him, like way back when he explained how he bribed the president of Ukraine.
I mean, everybody's acting shocked that he got bribed.
He admitted it in front of all those phony Atlantic Council people, who were the biggest bunch of suck-ups that ever lived.
I don't know, the first time I heard that, it flashed back to my criminal law course with the definition of bribery.
Hey, Jerko, you just admitted a bribe.
Yeah, let's listen to how we're going to get a railroad across the Indian Ocean.
We're gonna help.
We have plans to build a railroad from the Pacific all the way across the Indian Ocean.
We have plans to build in Angola.
Play it one more time.
You gotta watch that one more time.
You gotta look at the face, too.
We're gonna help.
We have plans to build a railroad from the Pacific all the way across the Indian Ocean.
We have plans to build in Angola.
This is just plain ridiculous, isn't it?
This is absurd.
This guy got the hand right near the button.
This is the guy who made the choice to give up the Bagram airbase so that we don't have a base 400 miles from China.
This is the guy who's going to do nothing about China being able to eavesdrop on us from Cuba.
And this is the guy who this weekend, in his first campaign appearances, made excuses for China.
He's the only American politician that makes excuses for China.
Hopefully, he's the only American politician who's gotten $31 million from China.
Hopefully!
I'm not saying other American politicians haven't gotten lesser sums than that.
I fear there are many.
Too many.
But I don't think anybody's got $31 million.
But he doesn't even work for us anymore.
Biden doesn't even, I can't think of a thing that Biden has done that's in the best interest of the United States.
The idea that America first was bad, America doesn't even count anymore, only China.
Only China.
Blinken went there and he got slapped around again.
I think he must like being slapped around.
Is that some kind of an illness, Dr. Maria, if you like being slapped around?
I'm trying to think of what that is.
Hmm.
Maybe we'll get a doctor who understands these things to tell us.
And then he got all... I don't think we have that one ready, but... Which one?
He got all upset when a reporter asked him why he's constantly called the big guy.
You know why this is?
You know when the big guy thing first came up?
That was before the election.
And then Bob Belinsky testified that he's the big guy.
Well, it turns out on these tapes, that have now been revealed of the bribe, the $10 million bribe from the crooked Ukrainian.
The Ukrainian refers to him as the big guy also.
And the Ukrainian and the Chinese don't know each other.
So how come he's constantly being called the big guy?
It must be him!
Oh man, he gets really testy, just the way somebody with dementia or Alzheimer's gets testy.
Oh, the big guy Biden.
I mean, that's kind of a, that's not a bad nickname.
Why does he get so mad?
I wonder.
Because it's always related to him getting bribes.
One involves getting paid off by the Chinese and the other involves getting paid off by the Ukrainians.
That's why he gets mad.
We laugh, but it is quite sick.
It isn't funny.
It's disgusting.
It's horrible.
And it's one of the worst things in American history.
Did we play it?
No, we're playing it now.
I see people.
people.
I think back to George W. Bush.
I mean, he was known to make some gaffes.
By the way, looking back now, his gaffes seem like minor mistakes.
Why is it that Biden, for example, the Indian Ocean comment, that was so off the wall, but you don't hear it ever again, right?
Instead of now defending him and coming up with excuses, they just block it out and ignore it.
Well, I mean, it is really Extremely serious, and therefore, let's take the laugh away for a minute, that we have Americans that don't care that our country is being guided by a man who doesn't have a brain.
Or a soul.
Doesn't have a brain?
He doesn't have a soul.
He is officially, absolutely, demented.
He can only fit the definition of the 25th amendment, incapable of carrying out the duties of president.
He doesn't even know who he is most of the time.
And number two, I can't imagine his being, I can't imagine being a bigger crook than he is.
His son describes it beautifully.
In saying that for 30 years he's been paying all the expenses of the family and giving father half his salary, which means for 30 years he was getting bribes for dad, which is why he gave him half.
It's really ridiculous.
And then Miranda Devine today, as she usually is right on top of it, says, what do we got?
She, like me, felt that it was a very tough week for the president.
It began with root canal surgery.
Funny, I had root canal surgery last week too, but at least I don't think you can put a... I'm on the side of you can't put a bridge over... You can't put a bridge over the Indian Ocean a little too long.
I just want you to know that.
I did become 79 a few weeks ago, but I do, and I really do think that You don't say, God save the queen at the end of the speech of the American president.
If you're gonna say it, it's a king?
Oh, but maybe that's part of the gender issue now.
He doesn't know the difference between a king and a queen.
Who knows?
So Miranda, to make us feel good, wanted us to know we have another alternative.
The other alternative we have is Kamala.
So she picked out a few beauties that could go on Kamala's statue when she gets a statue like Lincoln and Jefferson so far have.
These are some of her timeless quotes.
That will be studied by students studying the New York Times version of history, which is called the lying version of history.
But they'll be studying things like this.
Can you see the first one?
It begins with, it is time for us.
Yeah.
Okay.
Well, this is important because this is a particularly eloquent quote, and I want to examine with you the meaning of it.
It is time for us to do what we have been doing.
And that time is every day.
It's for us to do what we have been doing and that time is every day.
day.
Now we have a longer one that's even more profound.
The significance of the passage of time, right?
The significance of the passage of time.
So when you think about it, Will you read this?
I can't read.
I'm gonna.
What the hell's wrong with her?
Is she a pea brain?
Just listen to this.
How did she get through law school?
Cheating?
I guess, maybe, like Joe.
Only this moron could have picked her, right?
The significance of the passage of time, right?
The significance of the passage of time.
So when you think about it, there is great significance to the passage of time.
I don't know if I really should go through the rest of these.
I don't think I can get through them.
We will work together and continue to work together to address these issues, to tackle these challenges, and to work together as we continue to work together.
Yes, we're going to work together.
I love Venn diagrams.
I do.
I love Venn diagrams.
The three circles.
Oh, man.
This is why they keep them.
They keep him because they think that at least they know what's wrong with him.
He's suffering from critical, chronic, deteriorating dementia.
He doesn't know who the hell he is.
They don't know what's wrong with her.
Who says things like that?
Who says things like that?
Nobody.
Nobody.
Let me tell you about the pigeon.
Today?
Mayor, we want to tease this.
We want to keep you for the whole show.
Do we want to quickly get our commercial in?
Sure, sure, sure.
And then I'll tell you about the pigeon.
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Yeah.
This is Dr. Mer- Okay, so now we're going to tell you about the pigeon.
So I live, as you know, in New York City.
And New York City, I guess, I tried to figure out who has the most pigeons before I did this, but I couldn't tell.
New York must have the most pigeons in America because we have such We've got such a big park.
I mean, it takes up... Thank God Central Park was put there for us because nobody would ever put it there now.
It'd be too expensive.
Of course, the pigeons are abundant in Central Park.
They also like the statues.
Of course, they're coming down now.
They love statues.
And they like a lot of the steel work and stuff because they can hide in there and nest in there from predators because they have predators like, you know, other birds are predators and so are cats.
They are abundant in New York and of course a lot of people in New York in Central Park and Prospect Park, which is a very big park in Brooklyn.
New York has by far the most parkland of any city in the country.
We really do take good care of our parkland.
We have a department that of course was part of a featured television series, Department of Parks, and we have a parks department that's legendary in the way it takes care of our parks, and therefore we have an abundance of pigeons who are getting in trouble all the time.
So Dr. Maria, would you like to tell the story?
Want to take over?
Over here?
She'll bring a chair over and we can share this microphone.
I got it.
You're gonna love this story.
Ha ha ha.
Go!
Hello, I'm sorry, I'm dressed for summer.
So I was working, as you know, I live in New Hampshire and I work in New York, but I happened to look out a window and there was a pigeon with his head stuck through the grate of the fire escape.
At first I thought the pigeon was dead because it was hardly moving, but then I saw the head move a little bit.
So I Got the pigeon out and
He or she, I don't know.
So I'll just say he.
He walked a little bit, but the left wing was dragging.
So who do you call that knows everything about New York City and really knows everything about everything?
Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
So Mayor Rudy Giuliani came to the rescue, him and Ted.
We had just finished a radio show.
Yeah.
And we rushed home.
We were looking up what to feed it.
And believe it or not, it liked pumpkin seed cereal.
But he was acting really weird.
At first he wouldn't take any water, and he wouldn't eat.
And he got a little bit stronger.
He would rest, close his eyes, and kind of fall over.
It was really kind of a weird thing.
But now I know, and Rudy will tell you what the vet said.
But eventually he drank some water, but he still wasn't right, so Rudy decided he's going to take him to the pigeon hospital.
Yes, you heard right, there is a pigeon hospital.
So we put him in a box, and Ted and Rudy went, and interestingly enough, what did the vet tell you?
Well, first of all, we went online, which you always should do, right?
And we said, what do you do with an injured pigeon?
In New York.
And there they gave us all the information.
They told us about the Bird Hospital.
We're going to give you their names so you can make contributions to them.
And the Audubon Society also takes care of them, but the Audubon Society was closed for Juneteenth.
Pigeons aren't getting in trouble on a holiday.
Audubon Society Wake up!
We should point out that this place we went to, Dr. Maria, I asked them, how many pigeons a day?
40 to 50.
No way!
40 to 50!
While we were there, two other pigeons made their way in.
Two other pigeons came in.
From good people across the city.
Well, here's the issue.
So I said that, you know, we, you tell the story about our pigeon.
So they chose, so they told us in, in online, the best thing to do is to take
the pigeon, put, put the pigeon in a box with a cloth in it, close the box
and put holes in it, obviously.
So the pigeon feels sick.
So the pigeon is going to feel more secure in that enclosure than just
like sitting on the ledge or.
Plus, there was always the danger that the pigeon would fall off the ledge.
We were very worried.
And he was afraid of us, so we had to be careful.
We had to be careful about how we got him into the box.
When we got him into the box, we put a nice little cloth in the box, we put a little food in the box, and we closed the box and put the holes in it, just the way Just the way the internet said.
And then we called and the name, the name of the, uh, the name of the tech is I want to get the official name and yeah, let, let me, uh, I have a card from her.
Let me just see where I put the official name and we all, we all want to make some contributions to them because they do such good work.
It's not, it's on the West side of Manhattan on Columbus Avenue.
So we, um, Ted and I put it in the box, called up, And it's called the Wild Bird Fund.
Oh, that's the fund.
Is that what the hospital is called?
Also called the Wild Bird Center.
The Wild Bird Center, 565 Columbus Avenue.
There's a vet hospital right across the street.
So if they ever have to do any serious stuff, they have a hospital right across the street.
And we brought it to a woman who clearly is an expert on, since she gets that many a day, and immediately looked at the bird.
And I said, we thought the bird had a broken wing.
So she took the bird inside, examined the bird, and came out and said, the bird could or could not have a broken wing.
But that wasn't the serious thing.
The bird was ill.
The bird has had neurological damage.
That's why the bird was falling, almost like drunk.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And said, this happens in New York because of the lead and the intake of lead.
That happens for a lot of these birds when they eat off the street.
They're taking in lead.
That's what she thought it was.
Do we have the film to show people how he was in the beginning?
We do.
Let's play some video.
Unfortunately, my getter, I love you getter at Dr. Maria.
You take good care of me on getter.
But unfortunately, we don't have you linked right now to our video.
Oh, he's got a lot more.
Oh, you know what?
His wings back up.
I bet by the morning he's going to fly away.
He ran away from me pretty good.
I'm trying to help you, Toby.
I know, but his wings back up, too.
His left wing, I think he's going to fly away by the morning.
That would be clever.
The pigeon would not move.
There was a danger when we tried to get the pigeon to put it in the box that the pigeon would go off the ledge because the pigeon would go away from us.
But Maria and I, I thought very intelligently figured out how to lure the pigeon to come back by using the towel.
And we're about to put up a picture.
We'll show Dr. Maria how you had found the pigeon.
So maybe as we put that up, you can kind of go through how you handled those initial moments, right?
And by the time the mayor and I arrived, he almost seemed like he had his own little home and he was kind of hanging out on the deck, having a cigar.
Dr. Maria had it all figured out.
You know, Curtis Lewa would be proud.
Rudy and I do a show together called Uncovering the Truth and it's every Sunday at 10 a.m.
by going to wabcradio.com.
It's the number one hit show on Sunday's radio.
It was funny, we were at the studio and there was a ledge around the studio and you could see some pigeons and there was a beautiful hue on the pigeon and I said it out loud, I'm on the radio, so Curtis Sliwa and his wife were listening.
And Rudy wanted to be a wise guy.
Yeah, Rudy, what did you say?
You called it a rat or something.
They're flying rats, they carry diseases, they carry this, they carry that, we should get rid of them.
And so Curtis immediately texted me and said, we're with you.
I used to feed pigeons when I was a kid in Prospect Park.
But lately, you know, the last years when I was mad, I got really angry at them because there's so many of them.
And I thought they spread diseases.
And then when I saw this poor little pigeon in trouble, I changed my mind completely.
And then I read here, which they don't spread diseases.
They don't.
If you've ever gone to Venice, Italy, Venezia, there's a place called St.
Mark's.
They have more than us.
San Marco Piazza.
And there are zillions of pigeons all around.
If you put your hand like this with any kind of food, the pigeons would be all around you.
It's kind of gross.
When I was a kid in Central and Prospect Park, because I lived in Brooklyn near Prospect Park, my mother used to give me little peanuts.
And they would come and eat right at it.
I'm surprised with the peanuts.
They would come at it.
I can see the squirrels taking peanuts.
No, no, no.
The pigeons would take the little peanuts.
Yeah, I know.
You kept giving, you were so cute opening up the shells to give the little pigeon.
We didn't even name our pigeon.
Did you show the picture?
We're about to now show the, this is how Dr. Maria So yes, please.
I'm sorry, Getter, but you can see the pigeon's head was through the grate and he really wasn't moving until I saw his head kind of do this.
I thought, geez, did he break his neck?
And it was very easy getting him out.
I didn't want to touch it.
So I took a towel and I lifted it out easily.
I didn't struggle at all.
And unfortunately, the film is a little poor quality, but he was hanging with his left wing, just kind of walking a little bit, and then he would shut his eyes and fall over.
I'm sorry, I don't mean to laugh, but knowing now he probably has lead poisoning, he does have some kind of neurological issue.
I know when Ted and Mayor Giuliani first saw him doing that, they said, oh, is that that
pigeon related to Biden?
No.
A little joke.
OK, it's getting late.
OK, all right.
That was good.
You got some laughs here.
And so if you subscribe to the mayor's Twitter account, we will put the full story and video out.
No, it's quite interesting.
Mayor Giuliani with Dr. Maria.
uh took up took it upon themselves during the middle of a very busy day i mean we have 20 different things going on at any one point and all of a sudden now we have a emergency situation with an injured pigeon and i was impressed with rudy because i would have left the pigeon out there all night to see if he gained strength through the night Rudy wanted to bring it to the hospital.
He didn't care about his schedule.
He said, Ted, reschedule everything.
I'm going to the pigeon hospital.
I was afraid the pigeon would get worse and fall off and not be able to fly.
So yesterday I saved a child's life from choking.
Today it was a pigeon.
In my past as a provider in the emergency department, I saved a lot of people.
This is what you love to do.
You did it on an airplane too.
It's who I am.
It's what God wants me to do, help people.
I was very honored to participate and I think I added something to it because I went on the internet and I saw that the internet said it, you don't leave the pigeon out.
You put the pigeon, even if we couldn't get anybody tonight, we'd have been better off putting the pigeon in the box, leave a little food and water in it, and let the pigeon stay in that box overnight.
Thank you for looking that up.
Plus, they said the pigeon would not be excited in the box.
It would be very comforting.
Yeah.
And you notice the pigeon did nothing.
It didn't even move, right?
Yeah, the pigeon stayed very comfortable in the box.
Well, it's nine o'clock, and I think even though your show's ending, I think you may be taking a call.
So thank you, everybody, for having me.
Yeah, yeah.
And thank you.
And here's what you... If you could contribute a dollar, two dollars.
Anything.
Anything.
Whatever you could.
They have little suggestions here.
Who knew there was bird hospitals?
They have $25, $50, $75, $100, $250, and $1,000.
And you would send it to Wild Bird Fund, 565 Columbus Avenue, New York, New York, 124.
and you would send it to Wild Bird Fund, Wild Bird Fund, 565 Columbus Avenue, New York, New York 124.
That's Wild Bird Fund, 565 Columbus Avenue, New York, New York 124.
Or if you wanna go online, you can go to wildbirdfund.org.
Bye.
Okay?
And please, send them a few bucks.
Okay?
Like, do $25, $50.
If you can do $75, isn't that nice?
Maybe $100, who knows?
But whatever.
Wild Bird Fund.
And of course, it's not just pigeons, of course.
But pigeons are more More than usual, because the pigeons are prolific in New York.
So do we have a call that you wanted me to take, Ted?
We do.
Dan, can you hear us?
Did we do Kirk?
We did.
Kirk Elliott, PhD.
Dan, did you catch our, before we get into the questions, did you catch our Kirk Elliott commercial?
No, I think I did.
You've been on hold, though.
Yeah, yeah, exactly, exactly.
All right.
Well, you're on with the mayor.
All right.
So thank you for taking my call.
Not at all.
Maria, just hearing your guys' experience with the pigeons was pretty funny.
Yeah, it was.
I just want to say absolutely.
And I just want to say thank you for your continued service.
And as a patriot, being loyal to Trump, that's a big thing.
You know, it shows his true friends.
And I just want to just thank you for that.
You're very welcome.
So, what can I help you with?
Any observation or question?
Absolutely, Mayor.
So, I just noticed, it seems like a lot of people are asking or not asking sometimes is, what's in our food?
I feel like there's a lot of, you know, chemicals and ingredients that are not good for us.
And it seems like Americans are just having more health issues and getting fatter and fatter and cancer is rising.
But no one seems to ask the question, why?
Um, is there something in your in an idea that you have or something you could bring to President Trump's attention that we need to really look at our foods and do something about it because I think Americans are just Not necessarily because of these chemicals that are in our products.
You know, it's too bad that Dr. Maria left because she's very, very big on this.
It really is, it really is the processed foods that are at the core of this.
And what you've got to do, and you know, I'll do this, maybe, maybe we'll do this tomorrow, tomorrow night when we can prepare for it.
But we'll, we'll give you some hints on, sometimes you don't realize what the processed foods are and you can make easy substitutions.
But the processed foods have really ruined our diet.
Not only that, they make you hungrier.
They create more of the wrong sugar.
I'm not an expert on this.
I listen to her and other experts and try to eat what they tell me.
I'm not the greatest at it.
But I think that would be the key to it.
She just walked back in.
Dr. Maria, this question is about what's wrong with our diet.
And I said, the main thing is to be the processed foods.
And then, and knowing... 100% correct.
And knowing... There seems to be seed oils and soy in almost every one of our products, and I feel like that could also be contributing to inflammation or weight gain.
Soy.
Going into Europe, and there, yes, soy, so there's, yeah, soy and soybeans.
There's a lot of soybean oils and stuff, and canola oils.
Okay, we'll take a look at the soybean oils, and But, you know, it is the process and nature of it, which I think includes the soybean.
Is that right?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Dr. Maria says that.
You are up there.
I mean, I had a hard time finding a fat person, but in America, it seems like it's.
Yeah.
They also they also do something that my doctor talks about all the time.
He calls it, you know, continental diet.
They eat half of what we eat.
The servings are much.
If you if you go if you go to A typical American restaurant, one of the great things is all the food you get.
You go to a great European restaurant, the great thing is how little food you get.
But it's fresh, and it's very good, and it's very healthy.
Much less processed food, much more comes from the local agriculture.
And, you know, you're going to get half the steak.
Nothing wrong with eating half the steak.
Something wrong with reading the picture.
Absolutely not.
You're going to get half the pasta.
What we would think is a half order.
But this is true in Italy, France, particularly in the Mediterranean countries.
Plus they have a heavy amount of fresh vegetables.
Which is a very very very important for you.
It seems like there's a laundry list of ingredients in all of our foods and I just feel like you know there should be someone needs to look into why are we putting all these chemicals into our food products.
I think I think I think the point that you bring up is an enormously important one.
It's one that we have to pursue more and As I said, the doctor knows a lot about this and we'll spend some time on it at your urge.
And you continue to call us.
This was a very, very good call.
Very productive call.
Thank you.
Maybe we can help some people with this.
That was really good.
That's the reason it's so important to take calls.
I mean, yeah, we're here to answer their questions, but sometimes they know a lot more than we do.
I mean, I found that both on radio and here online that we get some very, very good callers.
I'm so impressed with my radio audiences.
You should really listen to wabcradio.com.
Both the daily audiences, between 3 and 4, and then the show that I do with Dr. Maria on Sunday, Uncovering the Truth, between 10 and 11, I think she would say the same thing.
From the very beginning, my first observation, very beginning, it was pandemic time, and And I said, wow, these people are really smart.
And then I thought it was because of the pandemic and everybody was home that we were getting such smart people.
But it's continued.
And therefore, it's more of a more of an exchange of information than it is just my giving out information.
I learn a lot.
Like when I put Joe on from Brooklyn about the history of the Communist Party.
Wow.
Well, Mayor, maybe we have a few things to tease and market before we sign off.
Of course, we should we should mention what's happening Friday for any of our friends that are in Michigan.
Maybe we can give those details out tomorrow.
No, don't do it now.
We got to finalize the details.
But if you're familiar with Stephen Lilly's on the green, maybe the best steakhouse in Michigan, one of the best in the Midwest, in Metro Detroit.
We're going to be doing our show live from Novi, Michigan, Friday night.
And we'll send details that we know we have a large audience in Michigan.
I will eat half a steak.
And the mayor claims he's only going to eat half a steak at an Italian steakhouse.
So let's see if he sticks to just half the steak.
You can watch us live, in person, Friday night.
We'll send those details.
And of course, Mayor, just earlier tonight, some of our audience might have been aware of this.
The comedian, he's great, right?
Terrence K. Williams.
You did a great podcast with him.
If you want to check out Terrence K. Williams and An Hour with Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
How do you get that?
I was listening to some of it right before the show and I was just laughing and laughing and laughing at his jokes, not mine.
That's right.
Well, you can get it.
You can head straight over to his YouTube channel, Terrence K. Williams.
He is a phenomenal comedian who shares a lot of the same values as many in our audience.
And he's funny, right?
At the end of the day, he's funny.
And that's really We'll get people, Mayor.
And of course he has an hour with the Mayor and they're not, it's not, look, we're here every night to talk politics, current events, very important issues.
If you want to hear more about the Mayor, maybe some of his background, it's a real, at times a very serious discussion, but gets very lighthearted and fun.
It's a, it's a quick hour.
It's going to fly by.
Check it out.
It's the second fastest hour on the internet.
So Mayor, a busy Monday, a busy week ahead.
What's your closing message?
To our audience.
My closing message to the audience is that you can always learn no matter how old you are.
Here I am, 79 years old, and for the last 30 years, I have really been very, very opposed to pigeons.
Because I thought they spread disease.
Because I thought they were, because I thought they spread disease.
I did no harm to them.
I never killed a pigeon or hurt a pigeon.
I probably have even fed a few when I didn't like them.
But then as soon as I saw that pigeon in trouble, it didn't matter if I liked the pigeon, didn't like the pigeon.
I mean, I started with the idea I didn't like the pigeon.
I had to help save its life because he's God or she is God's creature.
I thought about St.
St. Francis of Assisi, you know, who is the patron saint of animals.
And, you know, if you can help save God's creation, there's nothing better you can do with your life.
Really, you know, this was a small little thing, tiny, tiny little thing, and it makes you feel so good when you can contribute and you can help save people.
I had two situations with people that wanted to commit suicide that I helped and I've just Whenever I feel bad, I think back on that.
I mean, that's what life is all about.
Life is all about helping other people.
And through that, you gain a great sense of yourself.
And one of the problems with progressives, liberals, communist philosophy, left-wing philosophy, for them, it's all about being everything you can be.
Having all the pleasures you can have.
And I've been giving this speech for 30 years when I first started giving commencement addresses.
You only achieve real happiness in life when you find your place.
When you find your place in the world.
When you find the best way for you to contribute.
It could be shine and shoes.
It can be doing brain surgery.
Does it fulfill you and are you good at it?
I learned that from my parents.
I learned that from my religion.
And I think that's what Jesus would want to tell you.
Not that I can speak for Jesus, but I read a lot about him.
And I talk to him.
He doesn't talk back.
To me.
He guides you.
He guides me?
Okay.
But I've never, I, you know, I talk to him, I pray to him.
And I guess in many ways he guides me, but I've never, I've always wanted like a direct, like a direction, like this is the right decision or the wrong decision.
You still have to kind of figure it out.
But in any event, please think for yourself.
They are trying to brainwash you and they're succeeding.
We wouldn't have Chicago the way it is if they hadn't succeeded.
We wouldn't have New York the way it is if they didn't succeed in convincing you to vote for them.
They keep you in bondage for their purposes.
I'm not telling you that as a partisan.
I'm telling you that as an American.
Because we've got to get our country back.
And God is part of it.
So, you stay with us.
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Never again.
Never again are we going to be taken advantage of like this.
This is too great a country.
We owe too much.
And we owe too much to our children.
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The desire for freedom adheres in the human mind and it is part of the human soul.
This is exactly the time we should consult our history.
Look at what we've done in the past and see if we can't use it to help us now.
We understand that our founders created the greatest country in the history of the world.
The greatest democracy, the freest country.
A country that has taken more people out of poverty than any country ever.
All of us are so fortunate to be Americans.
But a great deal of the reason for America's constant ability to self-improve is because we're able to reason.
We're able to talk.
We're able to analyze.
We are able to apply our God-given common sense.
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