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Sept. 8, 2025 - Rudy Giuliani
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America's Mayor Live (751): The Horrific Murder the American Left is Trying to Hide and Bury
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Good evening.
This is Rudy Giuliani, and this is America's mayor live from Dover, New Hampshire.
So why?
Why is it?
I Ted, I gotta show you this here.
I mean, I just I I don't I don't understand why.
You know, uh a week or so ago, two weeks ago, there was a whole thing with uh Sydney uh uh Sweeney and the genes, and it was terrible, and I very much sympathize with her and think she was treated horribly, but it became like a national story, and uh it was an important national story, but not nearly as important as this one.
Why is that face not become a national image?
That beautiful young lady, you will agree, correct?
Okay, well, that beautiful young lady was murdered in a way that is most uh heinous and uh barbarian in North Carolina, which is the state of the United States, she was uh kill killed on a uh on a train in North Carolina.
She's only 23 years old.
There are things that would make her newsworthy.
I mean, life is newsworthy in general, but I you know, sometimes there's so many things to cover, but here she was slashed on a train for no reason, with raw footage of it, and she is a Ukrainian refugee.
So we have a woman trying to escape the barbarity of Putin, which is much greater than we acknowledge, to just be subjected to the to the to the permitted barbarity of the United States,
not only permitted, but permitted to the extent that significant aspects of our government cover it up, and she's not a national story, as I said, August 2nd.
Now, I'm gonna show you something else that should have been in your memory and in your mind.
If it is, excuse me, but more than likely it's not, and that's that.
That's the same girl.
That's a moment or two before her death, which she had no knowledge of, thank God, I guess.
And that uh uh that person behind her is about to slash her, stab her, and beat her to death, and then walk off the train, throwing her blood all over the place.
The train is about to move on.
Don't we watch it, Jen?
Go ahead.
The train is about to move on.
Now there's there's uh what you need to know, what you what you need to know, first of all, uh uh where uh we've gone too far into the story without telling you that her name is Iran Irina Zarutska.
She is only 23.
She is a refugee from Ukraine.
Uh she was in Charlotte, a place where I bet she was saying to herself, thank God I'm safe now, right?
And that uh uh uh that that animal behind her is De Carlos Brown Jr. at 35, and he pulls a knife out of his um out of his um and starts to slash her.
He plunges, he plunged eventually the blade into her.
Uh he then um he then he then uh starts walking on on uh the blue the the uh lynx blue line train spattering blood across the floor almost in a ceremonial way as he carries the weapon bystanders barely seem to notice that's the uh group of American heroes on the plane.
So when we get a hero, instead of doing what the communists uh like a fat bum in New York DA did.
We shouldn't prosecute them, we should give him the Medal of Honor.
You can see that there's a guy roughly his size that just walks away.
My God, I don't want to get involved.
And don't we excuse that?
Don't we say we understand that?
You know, if everybody had a different attitude, if that whole group on the train had gotten up, they'd have overpowered him.
If they'd all acted together.
Look at that.
This is, I mean, a horror movie.
This is real life we're watching.
This is what's this is this is this is America 2025.
That's who we are to the world.
That girl came to America because it's the land of the free and the home of the brave.
I don't know, not too many brave around there right now, huh?
You see anybody brave on that on that train today?
Absolutely not.
And it's another So where was that?
In North Carolina, you should be ashamed of yourself.
I don't know.
I rem I remember uh uh an ex-Marine on a in a in a New York train that didn't take that shit.
Of course, they tried to put him in jail for the rest of his life, the communists did.
Maybe that's why you're frightened.
I don't know.
Why?
Why did nobody do anything about it?
I think you answered it, mayor, partly are they afraid?
Partially afraid to take action.
And why was Daniel Penny not afraid?
He's a marine.
Really?
Is that it?
He's a marine.
I mean, you have to be a marine to have courage.
Well, no, I know it seems to be that Marines had courage, extraordinary, but all of us had some.
Right.
I part partially, you know.
The culture.
I don't think I would have sat there saying I know you're a marine, therefore I'm not gonna get up.
Damn it, I'm 81 years old.
I'd have gotten up and he could have killed me and I'd have been proud of myself.
Well, just I mean if I didn't, I wouldn't be able to go home that night.
Well, mayor, we stopped last week.
Yeah, I know in the middle of the night.
I know we did.
But I mean, I can't imagine not getting up and stopping that son of a bitch.
Tackling him in the middle of his body.
I'm an old man.
I can still tackle him in the middle of his body and put my finger to his damn eyes.
Thank you.
And not because I want to hurt him.
Who the hell knows about him?
He doesn't become him anymore.
It's her, it's her life.
I don't care how small you are, you can do damage to somebody.
Imagine if you tackle them in the middle.
What's he gonna do?
Bend over and stab you?
I don't know.
So die that way.
You're gonna die somehow.
Better way to go to heaven.
Then there's a chance if you tackle them in the middle, maybe, maybe you'd give courage to the four other people from North Carolina there.
No, you know what happened instead?
Would you believe this?
The mayor of that town sent a letter to the press thanking them for covering it up.
Now, you'd have to believe we were watching a train in Nazi Germany, don't you?
Wouldn't you?
If that were the case.
Now, I don't even have to tell you that the mayor's a Democrat, do I?
If I have to tell you that the mayor is a Democrat, you were very poorly educated, brainwashed person.
Now, I will say, I don't know if the mayor is black or white, but I know the mayor's a racist, either a white or a black racist.
The last show that I played this on, I asked Ted to tell me who the mayor was.
The mayor is the mayor is a Democrat and the mayor is black.
And she didn't want this out because I don't know.
You tell me why.
It's it's gonna stop tourism.
Well, maybe there shouldn't be tourists if you have people like that you cover up for, mayor.
What do you like having tourists and and and cover up the fact they get killed?
Why don't you solve the problem of crime instead of cover up like a Nazi or a communist does?
Why does the Democratic Party throw her out right now?
Because every single of them, every one of the other ones that do the same thing.
You're saying I'm making it political.
You're damn right I am.
It is political.
You think a Republican mayor would have done the same thing?
I don't.
I mean, and if they did, I'd be the first one to throw him out of the party.
There she is.
There's a clown that's mayor, mayor of what of Charlotte?
God, I used to know the mayor of Charlotte.
He was a great mayor, great man.
She says we will never arrest our way out of issues such as Carvey.
She says we can't arrest our way out of this issue.
We can't what?
Arrest our way out of this issue.
Oh, what are we gonna do?
We're not gonna arrest her.
Bizarre.
She had to come out with multiple statements.
How is it uh uh uh Chubbby?
How is it that I arrested my way out of it?
Tell me how it is that I took over New York City from the first black mayor with 20 2400 murders and I left it with 600.
And all I did is arrest the hell out of people.
How come I save more black people probably than you got killed?
What do you mean you can't arrest your way out of the problem?
Of course you can.
If you put every person in jail who's gonna commit murder, you'd have no murder.
Now you can't quite put every person in jail who commits murder, but you put a lot of them in, you reduce murder.
Didn't didn't Donald Trump just prove that in DC?
How do you think Adams reduced uh crime in New York?
He arrested more people when they weren't you you can't arrest your way to a perfect solution.
There is no perfect solution.
You're never going to eliminate crime completely until the last judgment.
Can you reduce it to a to a minimum?
Yeah, not if you are yes, if you are an intelligent, decent human being, which obviously eludes the person we see on the screen right now.
This is a horrible human being to thank the press for covering it up.
Do we have a statement from such a person?
Does a person like that speak?
She uh has not spoken, no, but we have some written statements which we've placed.
Do we know if she wrote it, a person wrote it, or an auto pen?
Right.
We don't know.
Don't we have to always ask that now with a Democrat?
We do.
Did you write that?
Did someone write it for you, or is it an auto pen from AI?
When are you gonna destroy that political party so we get an eternal alternative political party of intelligent human beings who can just be somewhat more liberal than we are?
I would love that.
I'd have somebody to debate with.
You think it's interesting to debate with a bunch of fools?
They don't even know a third of American history.
Do we have any soundbites that we can hear?
She hasn't spoken English, or she hasn't spoken publicly about it.
Do we know that she thinks?
Let's try to find something.
Is there any evidence that this is a thing?
This is a person that thinks.
We'll try to find some videos.
What exactly did she say to the press?
You know, you know this guy has a rap sheet that's like uh longer than my arm.
He served five years for an armed robbery.
He's been arrested five times since he's been released, including assaulting his sister.
And he got he got Released so he could go back and beat the crap out of her even more.
That's what liberal judges do in North Carolina, because North Carolina, you know, is sort of like somewhat of a Democrat state.
I think they have a Democrat governor, if I'm not correct, I'm not correct.
I didn't even now.
Did I have to did I really even have to ask whether she was a Democrat?
Did I?
I mean, this is a uh straight out and out tragedy.
This should not happen.
This should not happen in America at this stage in our history.
This is her original response that got everybody upset.
Pardon me?
Here's the original response that got everybody upset.
Yeah.
Mayor Vi?
Is it Vi?
V?
I believe so.
Wiles?
Yeah.
The video of the heartbreaking attack that took Irina Zarutska's life is now public.
I want to thank our media partners and community members who have chosen not to report or share the where I can't see that there.
The footage out of respect for Irana's Irina's family.
So she was thanking the media for covering this up.
Mayor, you're a liar.
You're a liar.
You don't give a shit about her family.
If you did, you'd have been working hard to have a safer city than that son of a bitch out there after all those arrests.
You know, you know exactly what you were doing, and I know what you were doing.
If that were white, that were we we switched those races, uh, and you you switch that message.
There's no doubt about it.
And plus all your all your media uh all your media communists do the same.
They wouldn't even listen to you if if it were the other way around.
Imagine, imagine if a if if there are any uh Republican white mayors anywhere said about a white on black murder.
Uh I really appreciate the fact that in in out of concern to the family.
How how about when uh the drug addict uh died of natural causes, but they made it appear as if the police killed them?
You know who I'm talking about?
You remember they got a statute to them so that other black kids can follow in his footsteps and become a degenerate drug addict that kills himself from taking drugs and gets himself beat up by the police.
Imagine, imagine if the mayor, uh little little jerk off fry, who's still around, I can't believe it, said, I really appreciate the fact that out of out of respect for the family, uh, that you've uh that you've not uh shown this.
How long would that have worked?
Not very long.
That's for sure.
That is for sure.
We live in an era of uh brainwashing.
And it all it's all connected, it's all part of comes out of one core.
Call Marxism.
It's the era we're in, it's a stage that we're ready for.
It's the stage uh we've kind of been building up for for 140, 1560 years, and we are at a very, very advanced stage of brainwashing.
That is not too advanced.
That's kind of amateurish.
It's like when uh when uh I uh when Biden first announced he wrote a letter to the press to keep me off television.
Um it partially worked, then eventually it worked completely, even with Fox, who were afraid to have me on or John Castor Matides who threw me off ABC, who told somebody we've always been friends.
I don't know.
We've always been friends.
You keep you you keep uh somebody off radio from being able to defend himself against the 2020 election allegations if you're their friend, yeah.
Boy, with friends like that, I didn't need enemies.
What a what a pathetic situation that is, too.
Boy, money talks.
And And none of the people that work for them would talk to me, even though they love me and tell you what a great hero I am because they're afraid of their jobs.
And I and I I have been told, and I I gotta worry about their families.
I don't know.
You think they said that in Nazi Germany, Ted in the early days?
We gotta go along with Hitler because we gotta worry about our families.
Then eventually there were no families.
I don't know.
Yeah, I mean, I uh unfortunately.
I'm sure there was some of that, right?
Yeah.
We got a lot of those people left, you know, that are hanging around.
But they did they're there, they always are, and they'll always always be there.
That's why we call it the that's why we put together.
We put together the concept of bravery and freedom, you know, right?
Can't have freedom without bravery, right?
Oh well, climate change.
Did you ever think how stupid the word is?
So it used to be global icing, then global warming.
And then when Al Gore came to pick up, you know, a couple of dishonest uh uh two or three billion dollar contributions, and there was a big snow uh uh storm, he realized it might be bad called calling this global warming because every every time there was a snowstorm, people would say, what happened, how?
So then they decided to call it climate change.
What the hell does that mean?
But the yes, in about um two-thirds of the globe, climate changes, even in that equatorial part of the globe, if not in the Arctic part of the globe, Antarctic and Arctic.
There's a form of modest climate change.
But where I am right now in in New Hampshire, today we walked down to the show, and Ted Knight said, I wonder when the leaves are gonna change.
Because I was in New York over the weekend, the leaves were already changing in New York, but they're not changing in New Hampshire, and I'm getting confused.
So I grew up with climate change.
I grew up in New York every year, this time of the year, I would know it was football time because I could smell the leaves burning.
You can't anymore.
And I put on my football helmet and, you know.
So I grew up in a place and learned that we have four seasons.
Then when I got interested in music, I found out that people like Vivaldi and Haydn wrote beautiful pieces of music about it.
So when I was first asked after the lying global warm people who wanted to make billions of you and turn this country into a communist country.
Said to me, I had a I had a hard time with global warming when they would say to me, 'Do you believe in global warming?' I would say, is that is that a religion?
No.
Why you ask me if I believe in it or not?
You don't believe in global warming.
You believe in God, or you don't believe in God.
There either is or is not global warming.
It's a question of science.
So can you prove it to me?
We have these studies and no studies and they didn't have any studies.
They didn't have a damn thing.
They had a scam on which they made trillions.
Then they called it climate change, and the vast majority of stupid morons in Europe are protesting against climate change.
How the hell can you be against climate change?
You don't want to change from fall to winter.
You think you're gonna change that?
What how stupid?
So now Hessel Vormann and Rob DeVos, thank God they have those names, because they'll believe them.
With those names, they'll Be believed.
For the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering wrote a uh a very long, well researched piece called Global Perspective on Local Sea Level Changes, and they determined that sea level rise this century will likely be about six inches the same as last century and the one B for that and not one B for that and not one B for that and the one before that.
The Dutch researchers' first ever global study of sea level rise, refute those claims and raised a huge question of why no one else had bothered to test the prediction because they didn't want to know the answer.
Propagandist, according to the post here.
Now we're reading from the propaganda, still keep telling everyone that climate change is producing a surge in extreme weather events, and that data don't bear that out.
Nothing bears it out.
All this is to justify a rush to bring carbon emissions to net zero by slashing the use of fossil fuels.
Yet such energy policies are insanely expensive and completely useless.
They could be counterproductive.
The growing power of government insiders and UN bureaucrats giving them huge incentives to join the sky is falling brigade is expanding.
Are you finished with it yet?
Have we gone through this scam?
This make-out-go-rich scam?
Are we over with it?
We're going to start taking that money?
We're going to start using it to save lives?
Instead of make people rich.
Hopefully, I think we're getting there.
So when I was mayor, I was opposed to gambling in New York.
Except for one place.
I thought if we were going to do gambling, we should do it on Governor's Island.
It should be a very high-level Monte Carlo type gambling.
There should be a minimum investment you had to make so that we would protect against middle class and poor people losing everything they have.
And we could take all the money of the rich sink offense who come to New York.
That was my whole idea.
Let, you know, let the guy I remember from Hong Kong walking into, walking into one of the, one of the private places of a Las Vegas place with $5 million in cash in a bag.
I'd like to take that for New York.
Probably wouldn't even hurt them.
But you're not going to have it all over the city.
And if if that meant having it all over the city, then I don't want it to governess island.
Have it in Times Square, go to hell.
Go to hell.
Have it near yesterday.
I passed the place.
What was it the day before?
I don't remember.
Yesterday or the day before the day, I went to I went to a funeral in New York.
And it's the place where they were going to put in the uh now largely uh Chinese Asian area of flushing.
It's the place they were going to put next to next to City Field, a gigantic gambling establishment.
Please, uh it's not because I'm not a Med fan, I love the Mets.
I I uh rooted for the Mets number two all the time.
Number two, I'm sorry.
Number two to the Yankees, who if I didn't do if I didn't do that, my father would come out of his grave and he would, my father was a boxer too, much better than me, and he would have beaten the living daylights out of me.
It was the only thing he would hit me for, not being a Yankee fan.
I mean, I could have even he he he I mean he was very conservative, but I mean I could be very liberal and he wouldn't have beat me up.
If I were not a Yankee fan, I'd have been beaten up.
So I had to, I mean, I'm forced to be a Yankee fan.
I actually love it, but I'm forced to be.
But the uh the idea of putting a gambling establishment next to a major league baseball park is to me disgusting.
I know a little about organized crime and gambling.
Uh you don't even know this because they don't bother to say it because I'm a Republican.
But if it wasn't for me and Randy Mastro and Joe DeGenova and people like that, uh Las Vegas, it'd still be run by the mafia.
We're the ones who took the Teamsters Union out of organized crime, or took organized crime out of the Teamsters Union, which freed up the Central State's pension fund, which ended the investment, and the and the and the uh monthly uh uh stipend to the mafia, which you see exemplified of the movie casino.
That's for real.
I was really part of it.
But they're not gonna they're never gonna say that because I'm a Republican.
Uh so I'm not a big fan of gambling.
I'm not a big opponent of it either.
I'm not, I you know, it's not like it's not like marijuana.
Marijuana is very different.
Marijuana, I have been a fierce foe of.
Not that not from the point of view of prosecuting it.
Never prosecuted a marijuana case, ever.
Uh sale, sometimes.
Never a possession case, god forbid, why?
Particularly back then when it wasn't all that powerful.
Now I think I might do it just to protect people.
But I always was an opponent of legalizing, because I knew exactly what the fools said wouldn't happen, would happen, which has happened.
We legalized marijuana in New York under Andrew Cuomo, who now wants to be the mayor of New York.
Since then, the use of marijuana has gone up three times.
Worse than that, it's eight times more powerful.
And the amount of illegal marijuana is three times, four times more, and the organized crime is making a fortune.
There are two thousand illegal places that we know of to get marijuana in New York, and about 40 legal.
Now, how did I know that was gonna happen?
And they kept saying it wouldn't.
Because I'm not an apologist or an ass licker of the drug industry, legal or illegal.
Sorry, I represented the drug industry.
Honestly, when they were right, and I learned a lot doing it.
But I'm not an ass licker for them.
You combine them with you find big pharma with big drugs, holy wow.
They're running things.
We're well past the time where we have to debate whether marijuana is dangerous for you.
It's more dangerous, possibly, I think probably than cocaine.
It is considerably more dangerous than drinking.
Not that it doesn't get you drunk or does much more direct damage to the brain and to specific parts of the brain that they can demonstrate.
You know how that's covered up in America by by big narcotics, let's call it that.
It's covered up big time.
You got United States senators on there on the hook.
They got them like uh like fish, you talk about how crooked we are.
Wow.
You want to talk about our drug problem?
It's multifazited.
It it invades any any any any uh uh uh uh uh almost any part of our society, and it's bringing us down, and we got to stand up against it like brave, strong people that our ancestors were.
So Times Square, Times Square Casino, New Yorkers voted 67% against having a casino there.
I think I know where you stand on it.
Well, I'm with that 67%.
You know when you would get a casino in Times Square if I were mayor, when I were dead over my dead body.
No, you might have killed me.
But you weren't gonna get it.
I know in five years organized crime will be running it.
Same thing in Queens.
Cut it out.
Adams, you jackass.
You were telling us about five or six years ago.
I hope you've changed your mind, because you've changed your mind about a lot of things.
I hope, I hope you realize that New York City's economy should not be based on gambling and cannabis.
Check us.
Even telling us that.
So Rand Paul has slammed our vice president J.D. Vance for praising the killing of the Venezuelan cartel members who are blown out of the water by an American military uh strike off the shore of Venezuela.
I like Rand Paul.
I really like JD Vance.
Rand Paul is so wrong.
Somehow you become one of these uh libertarians, or you become one of these isolationists, and it strangles your brain.
These people are enemies of the United States.
They've been declared terrorists, first of all.
They're in a war against the United States.
They're assisting China and getting fentanyl into the United States.
China is getting fentanyl into the United States in order to take over the United States.
We have every right to blow them out of the water.
Why are you serving an arguable principle?
That is not invariably true.
You're too smart for this, Rand.
Against a necessity to save lives.
Now, JD Vance, a lot of people think has the same problem that you do.
He's an isolationist.
But he appears to have a lot more flexible brain than you do.
Because if your thinking is determined by being an isolationist, then you really shouldn't be in public office.
Your brain should determine when you're an isolationist.
And if you're always an isolationist, there's something wrong with you.
Because not every answer is isolationism.
It can sometimes be the answer.
Your mind should understand isolationism.
Your brain should understand it.
You should understand interventionism.
Your brain should understand it.
Then it should be able to be applied to the facts and the circumstances correctly, not mindlessly, not robotically.
You're a robot.
And I love you.
You did great work with Fauci.
But defending these Venezuelan Maduro drug dealers.
These are inhumane, inhuman, indecent murderers.
Of course, they should be blown out of the water.
We blow a couple more out.
There won't be any more in the water.
That's right.
At least the one thing we can say.
Lucky I didn't have you advising me on how to reduce crime in New York.
That'd still be the same level of crime we had then, which is five times now, six times now, seven times now.
Well, I'm going to.
And after that, we'll be right back.
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This is Rudy Giuliani, and we're back on America's Mayor Live.
Yesterday, the president of the United States went to the U.S. Open.
Now, I have a long history with the U.S. Open, good and bad.
Uh both as a civilian prior to being mayor, where I used to go in Forest Hills all the time, played there even, played at the uh site that uh exists now, and a big dispute with them over uh their re uh reorganizing the path of planes so that our multi-billion trillion dollar tennis players didn't get disturbed by the sound, even though the Mets every night have to get disturbed by the same sound.
But that's all right.
Um the president went.
I thought it was very nice that he did.
Of course, there was always an issue.
Him in New York, uh look, they voted the area we're talking about in Queens, New York.
Well, let's take New York City, for example.
What did he get in New York City?
About 25% of the vote.
Yeah, Manhattan, you got like eight or something.
Bye.
He was in Queens, which is a marginally Republican borough.
I won Queens every time I ran for mayor, even when I lost.
You have his vote number for New York or for Queens.
That part of Queens is hard to think of it as what?
30% in Queens.
Uh, let's see what it was.
In New York or Queens.
In New York City.
Let's see.
Well, then he did better in Queens than that.
Because he would have done better in Queens than the city in general.
Queens is a little more Republican.
I mean 37.3%.
That's a fabulous number in Queens.
For a Democrat.
Republican.
For a Republican, I'm sorry.
That's a fabulous number for a Republican.
37%.
I know that's hard to believe, but most Republicans would uh do well to do 30 or less.
Or 30, 25 or better.
37 is a lot.
Now it does tend to be Republican.
When I ran the first time for mayor and lost by 1%, I won two boroughs only.
Staten Island and Queens.
The third time I ran and won by 2%, I won three boroughs.
Queens, Brooklyn, and Staten Island.
And the third time when I won by a landslide, I won every borough, but the Bronx.
And I won by 18%.
So you can imagine how much I won in the other boroughs.
So there was a real and the and the New York and the U.S. Open has become a really elite event.
The price of the tickets is beyond middle middle class.
It's upper middle class.
And not only is it very highly priced, but it's very hard to get.
And then they get scalped.
I mean, you could pay five grand for a ticket.
So you got a really hoi ploy crowd, which is not a Trump crowd.
So they put out a thing beforehand, which a lot of people misunderstood.
And they said that the media shouldn't cover the booze and the cheers and the whatever.
They really were, I think they were doing that because they didn't want to be hurt by lots of booing of Trump to a worldwide or new American audience that's very largely pro-Trump that's going to get turned off to tennis because the tennis fans tend to be let me have my $20 with the cocktails for $20 there.
$20 cocktail.
So here's his here's his reception at the tennis stadium, which I think was quite good.
yesterday Oh, we don't have any sound.
Well, I can tell you there was first a lot of cheering, and then a little booing came in as a as an undertow.
I think the cheering is always greater, and it was much better reception than I thought.
I think he believes that still there.
Oh same stuff.
There you go.
I mean, I'm not sure you can even distinctly make out the boys.
I'm so happy for him.
I'm so happy for him.
You know, he was born about five miles from there.
Maybe four.
Jamaica.
You I mean, you know that stadium.
If you fly into New York, you fly over it most of the time when the sissy sissy wissy tennis players aren't playing, because the airplane will go over that.
That is the safest runway onto LaGuardia.
When the sissy with the tennis players are playing, they very often deprive you of that because they don't want to disturb them, which I find enormously offensive.
Although I was a tennis player even at the time, and a really pretty good tennis player, and an avid tennis player, and a almost always attendee at the U.S. Open when it was at Forest Hills before they build the new one.
The minute they did that, I've attended maybe two or three times.
And I found it enormously offensive to go there.
Only thing I felt good about over the weekend, because I flew in and out of LaGuardia this weekend, uh, is it was bad weather.
So why would I feel good about bad weather?
Because in bad weather, they take away that runway anyway.
The runway that comes over City Field and the tennis stadium, and that swings into the long, I mean, the the air route that swings into the long runway of LaGuardia in bad weather is Usually the one that's taken out.
For some reason, it gets cloudier there, lower, lower uh visibility.
And they take you in over the Grand Central Parkway.
So if you know New York, you you will experience the following in bad weather.
You'll be sitting in a traffic jam on the Grand Central Parkway, going into New York City or coming out of New York City, and you see a plane almost about to hit you.
And that's the bad weather runway.
Boom.
There's the airplane.
Oh my God.
And the runways are constricted there.
So this is not a place to be cutting down runways to uh make sure that sissy wizzy tennis players aren't interrupted.
Gee, the Mets used to be able to hit.
Mike Piazza hit home runs while Jets were going over the damn place.
Even against the Yankees.
I think that's what got Clemental upset.
Even with the airplanes, Piazza would hit the home runs.
And I'm a Yankee fan.
And I understand why Clemens was upset.
And I was a catcher.
I understand about throwing the people.
I'm not being judgmental here.
I'm just being realistic.
So I'm glad that the president got a good reception there in his hometown, where he is not treated the way he should be treated for the great president that he is.
And beyond that, the great New Yorker that he is, and the contributions that he made to that city and how much he loves it.
Which is, you know, I think only thing they got going for them.
Well, I thought Trump did a job on.
Do you do you know who Yamichi Alcinder is?
Okay.
So Yemichi Alcinder is a scurvy little pain in the neck, right?
Okay.
So she wants to know.
She is it a he or a she, by the way?
It's a she.
Yeah, I think so, right?
It's a she, right?
So Yemichi wants to know.
Uh, are you trying to go to war with Chicago?
Now come on.
He wants to reduce crime in Chicago.
Um Governor Hogel sent the National Guard into the subway.
Nobody said to Governor Hogle, you're trying to make war with the subway.
Now, if you're gonna, if you're not gonna do that, you don't say that to a Republican.
We use the National Guard for crime all the time.
Stop this.
Stop this unfairness.
Here's the video.
Now we don't need anybody to defend Trump.
He does a better job of defending himself.
Watch this, put down on her.
They should take her back to where is she an American or is she?
Well, why let them defend?
Listen, be quiet.
Listen, you don't listen.
You're never listening.
That's why you're second rate.
We're not going to war.
We're gonna clean up our city.
We're gonna clean them up so they don't kill five people every weekend.
That's not war.
That's common sense.
You don't work this way.
By the way, I think this weekend they kill five people in Chicago.
Five and twenty something, down from eight and fourty, and uh roughly the same as the week before, five and twenty-seven.
I mean, if if a one weekend of five and twenty or five and twenty-seven or six and forty or eight and fifty, it's every weekend.
And by the way, that number I got yesterday, it might be more now.
I mean, every weekend you can count on the fact they're gonna kill young people.
And I'm almost willing, I'm almost willing to guarantee that four out of the five were black, and nobody cares.
Black people don't care.
I don't hear them getting all upset about this.
Only people who ever got upset about this encountered it were Hannity and me.
We used to do a count every weekend.
We're gonna do it again, but we Stopped doing it a while ago.
It wasn't nobody was paying attention.
Nobody cares.
Nobody cares that five black people get killed every weekend in Chicago.
Every weekend.
You can count on it.
You got the number yet?
Did this pass today?
Yeah.
It may not even be official yet.
So they're going to hold up putting it out.
That was an unofficial number.
I I know people.
You know people.
I know people.
Yeah, I'm looking for this numbers, the Labor Day weekend.
We'll meet with your people.
And we'll work everything out.
Okay.
We'll have a sit down.
You know what a sit down is?
You got to watch Johnny.
Well, in a few minutes, I'm gonna send you to the show.
You have got to get used to watching every uh Monday, Wednesday, and Friday night.
Or you can get used to watching it after.
That's the Dr. Maria show.
Tonight, tonight, she's gonna do a really, really good uh rundown on the brutal murder in North Carolina of a beautiful young Ukrainian girl by an app by a career criminal who had something like 40 arrests and kept getting arrested all the time.
And uh this guy was sitting behind her on a train and and without any warning, chopped her to death with a knife, and then walked off the train, throwing the blood around like in a in a in in a ritual fashion, in a ritual fashion.
Not a single coward on that North Carolina train, Charlotte, North Carolina train, reacted.
When I was mayor, if that had happened, I would have you I wouldn't have stopped telling my people off.
Don't we have a don't we have a a man in this city?
And you can see there were people there, and we see a guy virtually his size.
Okay, you're gonna risk your life.
What the hell is your life worth if you're not gonna put it at risk for a fellow human being?
How do you think God's gonna treat that?
A man has no greater love than to lay down his life for his friend.
A man can't be more selfish if he's that coward little shit.
I know they wouldn't say it that way in the Bible.
I know they wouldn't say it.
Well, she's gonna she're gonna talk about that.
You you get over, you get over to Lindell TV at nine o'clock, okay.
Uh I also want to show you this this crazy thing with the baseball, with the baseball people, because this is another, this is another example of the entitled and the if we don't straighten this out, our character as a country is being affected.
Not that there aren't individuals like this, there are always gonna be individuals like this.
And maybe it's because of TV and and it has cell phone and stuff, but it seems to me, Ted, there are too many like this.
Let's what this is a Phillies game, I think.
Philadelphia Phillies.
I don't know where it is.
Is it in Philadelphia?
Yep.
Oh, the Phillies fan came in and she she's he stole it from another Phillies fan.
Oh, she can't believe it.
Whoa!
Oh, yeah.
Yep.
We have a little infighting here.
You know, he did give it to what I would assume is his son, maybe.
Okay.
Did give it to the youngster.
That this lady's got to get it under control.
Look at the girl in the background in the in the left-hand side of the screen.
She's laughing.
All right.
Ugh.
What's going on?
That is weird.
So Ted, I didn't see him take it from her.
Why did that guy say that?
Well, he may not have seen at first.
He just saw that part.
So the announcer probably didn't see it from the fan.
Right.
So there's the ball.
You know, once it's on the ground, it's anyone's game.
It's anyone's ball at that point.
I'm another Phillies fan.
Oh, yeah.
Whoa.
She's not a title to that ball.
Oh, yeah.
Yep.
What is he talking about?
Yeah.
Yeah.
No, the announcer.
This was the original broadcast.
I think the announcer.
I'm sorry.
I don't, I don't go, I don't give anybody a break.
He's right in the area with her.
He didn't run over there.
Right.
He's in the same area she is.
The ball comes in.
Looks, I don't think he takes it away.
She's she couldn't have even have reached the ball.
Right.
I'm gonna watch that over and over and do it again tomorrow night.
Because we got to focus in on that.
I think he originally got that ball, and that witch.
No, of course, yes.
That's what everyone's now on the same page.
That's what happened, yes.
But no, he said he took it from her.
Yes, that but the announcer should apologize.
He's wrong.
I think he does later in the clip.
Well, he better because his seeing his eye coordination is terrible.
To be a baseball announcer, maybe.
Okay.
Did give it to the youngster.
That this lady's got to get it under control.
Look at the girlfriend.
He's got to give it up.
He said, No, the lady's got to get it under control.
He says this lady.
Oh look at the girl in the background.
Okay.
Did give it to the youngster.
This lady's got to get it under control.
Oh, good.
The girl in the background.
In the left-hand side of the screen, she's laughing.
All right.
Ugh.
Oh, she looks like a beauty, too.
Yeah.
You can tell sometimes, right?
Yeah, you're right.
That one gives away.
And there was actually a funny.
Funny uh is there any way?
Oh, Ted.
I'm probably getting trouble for this, but we can find out if she's a Democrat.
Yeah.
I think we know.
Uh, but somebody I think the hair tells you, right?
The hair.
Doesn't the hair tell you she's a Democrat?
Oh, yeah.
No, nobody would wear hair like that but a clown.
But what is that stupid thing on the head?
Well, some people are getting on the father for giving up the ball so easy.
What do you think of that?
I'm I'm giving him a little bit of a.
I read the father, you know.
The father gives a very good explanation.
My original reaction was like hell, I'd give it to her.
Um I liked his explanation.
Here, I'll read it to you from the post.
Can I read it?
Can I read it?
Yeah.
Let me just show you.
Is that her?
That's somebody making the AI version of her into Elizabeth Warren.
Oh, because it looks like a very good rendition of her.
Yeah, it does.
Obviously, a very, very pleasant human being.
Imagine waking up in the morning and seeing that next year in bed.
Wow.
What a life.
A lot of people, you know, have that happen.
Oh my god, I'm stuck.
Okay, well, that's a whole other story.
I don't even remember...
I don't even remember what she said.
It was, you know, a lot of eyes on us by that time, and the ball was already in his glove, and she just wouldn't stop.
And I mean, I'm literally leaning back, and she's in my face yelling and yelling, and I pretty much just wanted her to go away because I had a fork in the road.
Very interesting, right?
Either do something I was probably going to regret, which I guess was like push her away or assault her, or which would have gotten him a lot of trouble, right?
Or be dad and show him how to de-escalate the situation.
So that's where I went.
Lincoln said he felt like he had to give the ball to the screaming lady because she was never going to Back down.
I wasn't very happy that we had to give it to her, but we can't win.
Lincoln told the outlet.
I think Lincoln is the little boy.
I wasn't very happy that we had to give it to her.
I think it's a seven-year-old kid, by the way.
But we can't win.
That was what we were there for, felt well, sir.
That's the guy.
We were there to get a home run ball.
Everybody goes to get a home run ball.
Maybe that's why they're sitting in the outfield.
Right?
They were sitting in home run territory.
I thought I had accomplished this great thing, and putting it in his glove meant a lot.
And she was just so adamant and loud and yelling and persisting.
I just didn't want to deal with it anymore.
This was at this was in Marlins Park, by the way.
If it were in uh in Philadelphia, they all would have break broken out all over the stadium.
They'd have broken out fighting with each other because they would have started disputing who was right and wrong, and then they would have uh gone to the default situation in Philadelphia, which is beat the shit out of your neighbor.
You know, the city of brotherly love is the most dangerous city for football in America.
They have a they used to have, I don't know if they still have, they used to have a prison in their and and courthouse in their uh fate football stadium.
And I remember on 9-11, um after after uh we got to December, and it was before Christmas, right after Christmas.
I don't remember.
I finally was able to take a day off, and I took my son to the giant Eagle last game of the season that would determine who who went on to the playoffs, and the giant the Giants lost at the very end of the game.
A giant picked off an Eagle pass and almost ran into the end zone for a winning touchdown, and they stopped him on like the 10-yard line.
So it was quite exciting.
As we were going out of the stadium very heavily with security because of 9-11, Philadelphia fans were yelling at my son that he was a uh FAG.
You got it.
Andrew, you're good, Andrew, you're good, yeah, yeah.
And Andrew looked at me.
I think he was eight, seven, eight, and he said to me, Daddy, they're sore losers.
I also saw at the World Series in Philadelphia, the guy get beaten almost to death, and I had to send my security over to stop it.
Because the Philadelphia police just take it for granted.
This guy was beating the crap out of the guy in front of him.
He was like over him like this.
He had his head like this, and he's going like that.
Nobody's reacted.
I said to the headers, go help him.
It is the most brutal place for sports in America, bar none.
What the Fenway Park, the Yankees and the Red Sox, right?
Terrible, terrible.
I get it.
I get a I got either a polite boo or polite applause.
And then I have people talking to me about baseball.
I go to Philadelphia, they look like they want to kill me.
Right.
That's what I've heard with sometimes between Red Sox and Yankee fans.
I love Philadelphia.
The rest of the city, I think it's fabulous.
There's something wrong with their sports fans.
I mean, they they booed Santa Claus.
Let's see if we can get some of that.
The Giant fans can get crazy.
The Jet fans can get crazy.
The Patriot fans can get crazy.
There's nothing like Philadelphia.
So I don't know if that's what she reflects or not, but they were in, they were in Florida, so now go over to Lindell TV and find out about this totally crazy situation.
Nobody analyzes the situation we're in better than Dr. Maria, which also means that nobody has better solutions.
I consult with her all the time.
So you go back to Dr. Maria now on Lindell TV.
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