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00:00:30 It's the Anthony Cumia Show, on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

00:00:36 It is the Anthony Cumia Show. Welcome, welcome, welcome.

00:00:40 Another Sunday evening, beautiful summer Sunday evening.

00:00:46 And some of you have decided to spend it with me.

00:00:50 I'm honored.

00:00:52 Boy, you know, a little bittersweet.

00:00:55 A little bittersweet this Sunday because it's the last weekend, the last Sunday of Pride Month. 0.67

00:01:05 I'm all busted up about it, I've got to tell you.

00:01:09 What a great Pride Month it's been. 0.93

00:01:11 Doesn't it seem like just yesterday we were seeing videos of hairy man-ass marching down the street 0.99

00:01:19 and politicians praising degenerate sexuality? 0.99

00:01:25 Yeah, that month flies by, doesn't it? 0.83

00:01:29 Well, thank God, today seems to have been the day where all the cities celebrated Pride Month.

00:01:39 On this Sunday, they had a lot of the Pride parades, which are just so wonderful to attend.

00:01:46 Bring the kids.

00:01:47 Bring the kids.

00:01:48 So colorful with the rainbow flags and the grown men dressed up like animals being led around with leather harnesses and dog leashes.

00:02:03 Oh, the kids love it.

00:02:06 My God.

00:02:08 Don't order the hot dogs. 1.00

00:02:11 You suck down a hot dog at the gay parade, you're going to get some looks. 1.00

00:02:15 You might get some winks. 0.99

00:02:16 And you might be a little upset at how some people decide to eat that hot dog at the gay parades. 0.99

00:02:23 Enough said. 0.97

00:02:24 Enough said for FCC-regulated radio, huh?

00:02:28 But Seattle, of course, had their big pride parade today.

00:02:38 And I was unlucky enough to scroll past a few videos. 1.00

00:02:43 This whole thing is about celebrating debaucherous, hazardous to your health, gay sex. 1.00

00:02:58 That's it. 1.00

00:02:59 That's what it's all about.

00:03:02 They march around.

00:03:03 The politicians come out and, you know, some of our favorite entertainers come out and they're marching and waving their rainbow flags.

00:03:16 And it's a pride celebration.

00:03:21 They go, it's a parade and it's celebrating love and being able to be who you are and love who you want.

00:03:31 It's about bravery, courage, and standing up for what you believe in.

00:03:37 And then you look at the parade, and it's about men that are, in some cases, like I saw in this Seattle video, completely nude. 0.93

00:03:49 Just naked, hairy, disgusting men marching down the street on leashes and various S&M costumes with kids watching the parade. 0.99

00:04:05 Because their dumbass parents thought it would be a great idea. 1.00

00:04:10 Let's go to the parade. 1.00

00:04:13 You know parades you go see?

00:04:15 Ah, St. Paddy's Day.

00:04:17 There you go.

00:04:18 Columbus Day Parade.

00:04:20 Very nice.

00:04:21 Very nice.

00:04:21 The Macy's, if you're in New York, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

00:04:28 All the balloons and the...

00:04:30 There you go.

00:04:32 What you don't take your children to is a parade that is based... 1.00

00:04:37 The whole thing is based on debaucherous sexual behavior.

00:04:44 They are showing their sexual activities to you out on the street. 0.82

00:04:52 And if you're a parent that brings your kid to that, 1.00

00:04:54 you're just as disgusting as the slobs marching down the street. 1.00

00:05:01 What are they proud of? 1.00

00:05:04 What are they proud of?

00:05:05 that they've chosen a lifestyle and a sexual proclivity

00:05:13 that includes things that I can't even speak of here on public airwaves.

00:05:20 But I think you know, suffice to say, it probably hurts,

00:05:26 it's probably messy, and it probably leaves the room smelling very bad.

00:05:32 That's how I'll describe it to you.

00:05:35 disgusting oh jesus he's a fanook ah so i've just been you know so i've been celebrating i guess 0.96

00:05:46 pride dude it is so bad it is so bad and and the the aspect the pride aspect 0.94

00:05:57 you know i i don't delve into a lot of religion especially on the radio shows that i do

00:06:04 because I think it's, you know, people have their faith, I have mine,

00:06:10 and I don't think it's appropriate.

00:06:14 But why would you name your whole thing, everything that you're for, pride?

00:06:21 This is pride.

00:06:22 It's literally one of the seven deadly sins. 0.98

00:06:26 And people are constantly calling out gays for being, you know, Satan. 0.97

00:06:34 It's crazy, and then you choose pride, and then it looks like a lot of what you see there 0.84

00:06:43 is a lot of the other sins, a lot of other sins piled up on top, but the big thing is

00:06:53 just having kids there at these parades.

00:06:57 If you want to live a disgusting, debaucherous lifestyle like that, 0.99

00:07:05 there's no need to go out and shake your genitals in the street with kids there watching. 1.00

00:07:14 And you're proud of it. 0.97

00:07:15 They love it, by the way.

00:07:17 They, you know, I hate to use the term rub it in your face, but that's what they enjoy doing.

00:07:24 think back you know they bring up stonewall the fight for gay people to be themselves out in the

00:07:33 street to hold hands with a loved one and not be beaten to death all right as americans as

00:07:41 civilized americans we went you know what why not why not it seems a little harsh that if a guy

00:07:53 love some other guy and they want to hold hands on the street they certainly shouldn't get pummeled

00:08:01 for it and we all agreed and and it was uh it was uh looked at like look at how tolerant and

00:08:10 accepting the people are certainly isn't the 50s anymore and then it's the old give them an inch

00:08:19 they'll take eight inches, if you know what I mean.

00:08:24 Yeah, give them an inch, they'll take a mile.

00:08:26 And that's exactly what we're seeing.

00:08:30 This isn't the fight for equality.

00:08:35 This isn't a fight for gay people to love who they love in public

00:08:47 and not have to be beaten for it, called named bullied for it, whatever.

00:08:55 If it was that, that would be easy because most people, most citizens,

00:09:02 most heterosexual people walk down the street with their significant other

00:09:06 and, yeah, they'll hold hands, might, you know, oh, okay, sweetie,

00:09:12 I got to catch the train, you're off to work.

00:09:15 How about a peck on the cheek?

00:09:17 How about a peck? I mean, a peck on the cheek.

00:09:21 And that's that's it.

00:09:24 That's how people express their affection for their significant other in public.

00:09:31 And I don't think many people, most people in this country, especially in this day and age, have no issue with that.

00:09:40 Regardless of your sexuality. 0.97

00:09:42 But when was the last time you saw heterosexuals naked, because they're so proud to be hetero, flaunting their genitals in children's faces at a so-called parade? 0.99

00:09:57 They want to do that. 0.99

00:09:59 That's not equality.

00:10:00 That's special treatment.

00:10:02 You're allowed to do this horrific act with impunity and perish the thought anyone has a problem with it.

00:10:12 Because then they are homophobic and transphobic and all the other phobes and ists and other things that they want to call people. 0.99

00:10:23 But the truth of the matter is, keep your disgusting lifestyle in the bedroom, in your smelly, stained bedroom, and we'll do the same. 1.00

00:10:37 You know, if you're repulsed by heterosexual sex, we'll do the same damn thing. 1.00

00:10:44 Keep it to yourself in your little, the privacy of your room. 0.99

00:10:49 They don't want that.

00:10:52 No one that cries for equality wants equality. 1.00

00:10:57 Equality sucks. 0.99

00:10:59 People can criticize you. 1.00

00:11:02 They could bully you.

00:11:05 That's equality because that's what happens to everybody.

00:11:07 they all want special treatment.

00:11:10 They want to be able to get away with things no one else can get away with.

00:11:14 They want their lifestyle or their race, sexuality, religion, whatever it is.

00:11:21 They want it front and center, pushed into your face,

00:11:25 and if you say a word about it, you're the problem. 0.99

00:11:29 And the gay community has been at this for quite some time. 1.00

00:11:35 And it's disgusting. 1.00

00:11:36 It is absolutely disgusting, these hairy men just marching around with children at the parades that these demented liberal parents take their kids to and screw up their heads. 1.00

00:11:55 Oh, it's an abomination. 0.99

00:11:59 Oh, we are just getting started, people.

00:12:02 I want to hear what you have to say here on the Anthony Cumia Show, 800-848-9222, 800-848-9222 if you want to contribute.

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00:12:23 And a lot more to come.

00:12:25 Oh, my goodness gracious, so many things to talk about.

00:12:28 Be back in a moment.

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00:12:47 Thanks for tuning in.

00:12:48 Talking about pride.

00:12:49 Hey, we're coming up to the tail end, the ass end of pride month this weekend.

00:12:57 And, you know, we'll all be sad to see it go, because it's not like every month is Pride Month.

00:13:05 Every day there's some issue, there's some pandering to the gay community.

00:13:11 It only happens during Pride Month. 0.92

00:13:14 Sure it does, Anthony.

00:13:16 But, yeah, we're talking about the Pride parades,

00:13:20 and their want and need for acceptance and tolerance

00:13:27 and all we want to do is live our lives as our best selves

00:13:32 and without the fear of any type of harm

00:13:37 that people might bestow upon us for being gay.

00:13:42 So I'm looking at a couple of clips we got here. 0.64

00:13:48 First is Liz Warren. You could always expect some nonsensical crap to come out of her maw. 1.00

00:13:57 Every time she opens her yap, something stupid falls right out. 1.00

00:14:03 And this is no different. 0.99

00:14:05 I guess the Trump administration has removed some language from the LGBTQ protection on housing.

00:14:16 You cannot discriminate against people based on their sexuality, their race, creed, whatever that is, color, all the things.

00:14:28 We're all Americans.

00:14:30 We all have our rights, and those are bestowed upon us by Gad, and they cannot be removed.

00:14:40 And LGBTQ people have those rights.

00:14:44 As being American citizens, they have the rights that everyone else has.

00:14:50 So do black people.

00:14:52 So do people that are here, immigrants that are here legally.

00:14:56 But some people think they need extra special rights.

00:15:01 We have the rights under the Constitution.

00:15:03 I know that. 0.97

00:15:05 But we, we like having sex like this. 0.95

00:15:09 So we need special rights, don't we? 0.96

00:15:14 No.

00:15:15 No, you really don't.

00:15:17 But because some of the language specifically saying that LGBTQ people need extra protection when buying a house or renting, they can't be discriminated against.

00:15:32 I guess the Trump administration, some people in the Trump administration said, yeah, we don't need to do that.

00:15:39 They're covered.

00:15:40 They're covered under Americans.

00:15:43 They're covered under people aren't to be discriminated against.

00:15:50 And, well, of course, that's a problem because, like I said before,

00:15:53 they want to be extra special.

00:15:56 And Liz Warren has a boy got a bone to pick with you about this one, Donald Trump, 0.98

00:16:03 because the gay people don't need to pick. 0.98

00:16:06 Yeah, we get it. 1.00

00:16:07 We get it, you hen.

00:16:09 Yeah, hen. So here she is, AC 10, Liz Warren, talking about LGBTQ protection.

00:16:19 The Trump administration has something to hide.

00:16:21 They don't want you to know that they are enabling housing discrimination against gay, lesbian and transgender Americans.

00:16:29 They have quietly removed sexual orientation and gender identity from the list of protected characteristics at the Department of Housing and Urban Development. 0.51

00:16:40 Right.

00:16:41 It's a sad fact that LGBTQ Americans are more likely to experience homelessness.

00:16:47 The Trump administration's move would drive the wedge deeper, making it so that if you're looking for a safe place to call home and you're discriminated against because of who you are or who you love, you will have no recourse, no help from the federal government.

00:17:04 Oh, and it gets worse.

00:17:06 Part of the Trump administration's guidance tells homeless shelters and housing providers to, quote, unquote, inspect the sex of a person seeking shelter. 0.93

00:17:19 Inspect the genitals. 0.98

00:17:20 It's gross. 0.99

00:17:20 Take a good look. 1.00

00:17:21 And it was un-American. 0.85

00:17:23 And they are doing all this secretly because they don't want us to find out and raise the alarm. 0.84

00:17:28 Well, we know now.

00:17:31 And we are not going to be quiet about it.

00:17:34 More than 20 of my Democratic colleagues and I have called on the administration to withdraw this terrible guidance because LGBTQ Americans deserve a safe place to call home. 0.98

00:17:48 Shut up. 0.97

00:17:51 Oh, God, that voice. 1.00

00:17:54 You know, we're on to you, Donald Trump. 0.98

00:17:58 First of all, I don't even know where to start with that nonsense.

00:18:02 Again, they've removed some language, redundant, repetitive language.

00:18:08 They're covered.

00:18:10 They don't need a special extra section that says all Americans are due the right to housing

00:18:20 and not to be discriminated against when they are trying to get a house or rent a place

00:18:26 as a human being living in this country.

00:18:31 It covers everyone.

00:18:34 But the politicians, like Liz Warren and their ilk, her ilk, 0.97

00:18:39 they want to get votes.

00:18:41 They want to pander to certain groups like the gays, the LGBT.

00:18:48 And they add their name to these lists where they're already protected

00:18:53 because you're equal, and then they have to add their name to it.

00:18:59 And Liz goes, look what we did for you. 0.99

00:19:02 And it's garbage. 0.99

00:19:04 It means nothing. 1.00

00:19:07 Gays are just as protected as they've ever been from the Constitution

00:19:13 and from the laws that are in place, non-discrimination laws,

00:19:19 unfortunately, to tell you the truth, how I feel about it.

00:19:22 That's just the way it is. 0.75

00:19:24 and they think putting the LGBTQ thing in there is necessary.

00:19:32 It's not.

00:19:34 And she goes on to just ramble about their homeless rate. 1.00

00:19:41 Yeah, a lot of gay men especially and transgender people, they're nuts. 1.00

00:19:51 They're mentally ill. 1.00

00:19:52 A lot of mentally ill people end up homeless and on the street. 1.00

00:19:57 That's a sad truth that happens in our society.

00:20:05 And how about confirming the gender of homeless people when they're going into a shelter? 0.84

00:20:14 It's called common sense, you dingbat. 0.53

00:20:19 It's called common sense. 0.99

00:20:21 You have homeless people that are probably mentally unstable at the least, if not completely bat crap crazy. 0.82

00:20:31 You're letting them in shelters with vulnerable people, other homeless people, women, sometimes children are in these shelters. 0.93

00:20:41 And they're divvied up by sex, by gender, real gender, not the B.S. liberal gender agenda. 0.99

00:20:52 It's common sense to make sure that a woman coming into a women's shelter where mothers might be there with their kids isn't a man. 1.00

00:21:07 And I don't care what they say.

00:21:09 No, no, it's not a man.

00:21:10 That's a woman. 1.00

00:21:12 Define a woman. 1.00

00:21:12 Well, there's so many definitions of shut it. 1.00

00:21:16 If you have women and kids, girls, in a shelter, 0.99

00:21:22 the last thing you want to do is put some degenerate man in a dress

00:21:28 with his male pattern baldness skullet so he could put a ribbon in it.

00:21:35 Like Jesse Ventura, put a bow in my hair.

00:21:38 I'm going to the ladies' shelter. 0.52

00:21:41 Look, I put on a dress, and I'm using the same feather boa I used when I wrestled.

00:21:50 I've seen so many of these dudes in dresses, and they're bald.

00:21:58 They're bald, and they put lipstick on, they smear it on, and rouge, and eyelashes. 0.99

00:22:05 And then they want to be treated like women, and damn you if you misgender them. 0.99

00:22:10 and she thinks it's fine that the guy comes up and goes, 0.99

00:22:15 yeah, I'm abroad, check out my stems, I got a set of gams, let me in.

00:22:23 That isn't what is supposed to happen.

00:22:27 That's not how this works.

00:22:29 But Liz Warren and the rest of them,

00:22:32 plenty more to talk about when we return after these words.

00:22:37 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

00:22:43 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

00:22:49 The Anthony Cumia Show.

00:22:51 And talking about pride.

00:22:53 I'm so proud of the people in pride. 1.00

00:22:59 Jeepers. 0.99

00:23:00 So, yeah, talking a little bit about pride.

00:23:02 And, you know, people might say that I'm being hateful.

00:23:05 um i i'm not being tolerant this is the type of bigotry and whatnot no it isn't it isn't

00:23:14 as i said at the top of the show if you want to be treated equally and fairly and not be

00:23:20 uh put in danger or even chastised for your lifestyle i'm all for that i'm not uh some

00:23:29 type of ogre ladies and gentlemen but it's been pushed so far with zero pushback don't take that

00:23:39 sexually zero pushback and uh it's someone has to say something if it's me if it's other people i

00:23:48 know i'm not alone i've i've had conversations with people uh that feel the same way i i've

00:23:54 gone on social media and i read things from people and watch videos that feel the exact same way

00:24:00 this has gone way too far this is another form of indoctrination

00:24:05 i almost made a joke there that might have gotten me in trouble

00:24:09 it's indoctrination of children trying to push this lifestyle on kids they put books in schools

00:24:17 that are unbelievably pornographic.

00:24:21 It's pornographic.

00:24:23 And they put them in the school libraries.

00:24:25 And then when sensible parents say,

00:24:28 I don't want my kid to have access to these books,

00:24:31 they go, look, I like Nazis, book burning.

00:24:35 They're banning books.

00:24:37 Yeah, yeah, those books are being banned 0.63

00:24:42 because parents don't want some degenerate teacher

00:24:47 or counselor or school principal or what have you 1.00

00:24:52 having a say over what and when their kids learn about sex.

00:24:58 That's to be left to the kids and their friends in some back alley.

00:25:03 That's right.

00:25:04 Oh, I mean the parents.

00:25:06 That's where you learn.

00:25:08 Kids learn about sex from their friends.

00:25:12 You get the basic outline because you usually start talking about it with your friends before your parents ever think they should say something.

00:25:23 It's always been an awkward thing.

00:25:25 I think to this day, the last thing a parent wants to do is pull their kid aside and give them that talk.

00:25:32 I never got that talk from my parents.

00:25:35 That's not what happened back then.

00:25:37 the thought of my mom or dad sitting me down and talking about anything having to do with sex

00:25:45 to this day gives me a hemorrhage it is an awful awful thought to have um you went out you learned

00:25:57 about it through your friends an older sibling perhaps and you got a basic outline and then as 0.62

00:26:05 you got older you kind of corrected some of the things you were told that were ridiculous

00:26:11 funny as hell a lot of things that i i was told initially when i was a little kid once i got a

00:26:18 little older and and learned a bit more about what the the truth was some of the stuff you learn as

00:26:24 a kid is fantastically hilarious and that's the innocent real way i think um that people

00:26:32 in the past myself included learned about sexuality the idea that some teacher with an agenda

00:26:43 is going to hang up gay flags and have some gay guy come in or some drag queen is going to come 0.94

00:26:51 in and discuss sexuality and oh you're a girl well let me tell you something and some poor 0.99

00:26:58 little girl is sitting in the classroom oh he's a boy and you're a girl well let me correct you 1.00

00:27:04 you little piece of crap i'm a woman the kid starts crying because he could see stubble like 0.99

00:27:13 daddy has it's terrible what are you doing what am i doing um here's another clip i wanted to play 1.00

00:27:23 because it just never ends. 1.00

00:27:27 And no one, I tell you, these LGBTQ groups, they just don't learn. 1.00

00:27:34 They don't learn from the past. 1.00

00:27:36 You might remember something.

00:27:37 It was sometime around the early 80s.

00:27:43 It was called, oh, I don't know, AIDS.

00:27:47 That's right, the AIDS-Ds. 0.90

00:27:50 And AIDS just ravaged the gay community.

00:27:58 A lot of people.

00:27:58 When I see an older gay gentleman that I knew must have probably have been sexually active during the 70s and 80s,

00:28:06 I look at him like a guy that did three tours in the NOM. 0.99

00:28:10 Like, how the hell are you still alive?

00:28:14 And, you know, some of them made it through.

00:28:17 A lot of them didn't.

00:28:19 Freddie Mercury is one of them.

00:28:20 That's a shame.

00:28:22 Loved his music, but some of his personal lifestyle there, wow.

00:28:27 Surprised they didn't get it a lot earlier.

00:28:30 So here's a man in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where Minneapolis is very proud during Pride Month

00:28:38 to announce that they have repealed the ban on, get this, sex in bathhouses.

00:28:50 Yeah, yeah.

00:28:52 Someone in Minneapolis decided, hey, remember AIDS? 1.00

00:28:58 Remember how it was spread through just dangerous gay sex 0.99

00:29:05 where people didn't know who their partner was one minute to the next. 1.00

00:29:11 They sat in these warm, wet Petri dishes that were called bathhouses

00:29:17 and spread the disease. 0.98

00:29:21 Well, I guess monkeypox isn't bad enough 1.00

00:29:25 and some of the other diseases that are exclusive to the gay community 0.91

00:29:29 because Minneapolis decided, 0.99

00:29:32 And let's see what happens if we allow gay people to have sex in bathhouses again, like we did during AIDS. 0.94

00:29:40 So here's a gentleman talking about the repeal of that law, AC7. 1.00

00:29:48 The only LGBTQ plus person on this council.

00:29:52 I say it because I know what it has meant for so many in our community to have no one in this chamber who could look at this ban and say, I know what it cost us.

00:30:00 I know who this band was aimed at, and I know that the hate that came with this band was wrong and still is.

00:30:09 Someone who will acknowledge that bathhouse restrictions have a history that is intertwined with anti-2SLGBTQIA bigotry.

00:30:17 In particular, the history of homophobia in Minneapolis.

00:30:21 And today's vote is a step to try and rectify past harms.

00:30:25 Rectum-fy.

00:30:27 I have to.

00:30:28 I have to put in an eighth-grade joke every so often.

00:30:32 Unbelievable.

00:30:34 It's anti-gay to have put legislation in place that quite literally saved people's lives in the gay community.

00:30:45 Exclusively gay people perhaps were saved by closing down these bathhouses. 1.00

00:30:54 New York City was just a wash, if I may use the pun, in these gay bathhouses. 1.00

00:31:06 And they would go in there, and it was Sodom and Gomorrah, Caligula. 1.00

00:31:12 This was just some of the most debaucherous, disgusting displays of horrific sex. 0.54

00:31:22 And it spread the virus.

00:31:26 It spread the virus over the course of the years.

00:31:29 And now, you know, it's like how people look at 9-11. 0.94

00:31:33 Let's just get some communists and Muslims into office in the very city that was devastated by 9-11. 0.95

00:31:41 We just forget. 1.00

00:31:43 People forget. 1.00

00:31:45 This gay guy doesn't remember. 1.00

00:31:46 some emaciated uh life partner sipping chicken broth petting his yorkie as he withers away 1.00

00:31:53 because uh there was bathhouse sex no no no you don't uh think it could happen 0.99

00:32:00 take a little shot of penicillin or something uh just wait just wait aids was pretty bad

00:32:09 but now you barely ever hear anyone dying of aids they kind of figured it out you want to go back

00:32:16 and try to conjure up another deadly disease that is spread literally by,

00:32:26 I mean, I feel for a couple of the poor kids that had hemophilia

00:32:31 and had to get blood transfusions and they got a bad batch.

00:32:37 You know, Ryan White, I think, one of those kids. 0.87

00:32:40 some people got it, and they weren't participating in gay sex, but the vast, vast majority of men 0.97

00:32:51 that died of AIDS were gay men. And, you know, a few years later, a few decades later,

00:33:01 you don't want to heed that warning, do you? It's just too good. Is the thought of it too

00:33:08 good splashing around in a nice warm tub with a hairy man i hope i'm not turning anyone on with my

00:33:18 my talk here my goodness gracious let's talk to uh mark mark and pa what's up

00:33:29 hey anthony uh i'm the first time caller and also a really big fan of yours

00:33:35 Thank you, sir.

00:33:37 And, yeah, I just wanted to talk about the gay parade and all that. 1.00

00:33:45 Like, that stuff just makes me sick and all. 1.00

00:33:48 You know, and I have two young kids, and it's just really disgusting.

00:33:52 Do you find yourself having to deprogram them?

00:33:57 Are they homeschooled?

00:33:58 Do they go to public school?

00:33:59 uh unfortunately uh uh they do go to um public school but yeah but yeah so like when they come

00:34:08 home yeah i kind of have to like tell them you know like yeah like that stuff's not yeah like

00:34:12 gotta give them a debriefing it's crazy it's crazy all right and uh and also uh today's my 0.96

00:34:20 birthday so unfortunately i have to celebrate that crap with the gay pride month well you got 0.96

00:34:27 a couple of kids i'm gonna give you the benefit of the doubt and say that uh you're not involved 0.99

00:34:32 in the pride thing but happy birthday you know what um you know what i am 42 years young

00:34:40 there you go as somebody would say on your old show ah yes good old jim norton i love it thanks

00:34:48 thanks mark i uh i appreciate the call gotta move on though gotta move on a little let's talk to

00:34:54 max in manhattan max what's up man anthony thank you for taking my call speaking yes i want my

00:35:04 money back what's because you promised to give us more trump more bob grant and you gave us a little

00:35:10 a jesse ventura that's right i like that but uh you're not keeping up here under the bargain here

00:35:16 well i'm i think that you you told me this last week and i it's a new week so i still got a few

00:35:23 hours i'll i'll try to put him in i i could get some uh tricky dick nixon for the over 60 crowd

00:35:29 because uh i think mayor uh yeah mayor brandon johnson was blaming nixon for all the racial

00:35:37 problems and the murders in chicago yeah wait till you hear that one in in a little bit be

00:35:42 good i'd like to hear that all right i will try to fit those in max thank you uh how about uh

00:35:51 F. Frank?

00:35:53 That's correct.

00:35:54 E. Frank.

00:35:56 That is right.

00:35:57 What's up?

00:35:57 In Astoria, Queens.

00:35:59 What's up, my friend?

00:36:01 Yes, how are you doing, my friend?

00:36:02 I just would like to say, you know, the Pride New York Parade or March,

00:36:06 which wherever they want to consider it as such, was very well organized

00:36:10 and very successful for many of the movement supporters and marchers.

00:36:17 But I want to say no one talks anymore about words like politically incorrect or what's that other word, you know, heterosexual independence or understandings or divorce issues with adultery.

00:36:35 It's like, you know, the LGBT movement has some oversight over everything in many of our lives and what they say is important and what has passed in the past is no longer significant to anyone in society. 0.61

00:36:51 I mean, I don't know what they're going to do with the opinion of LGBTs versus the word heterosexuality anymore.

00:36:58 What do you think? 0.87

00:36:59 Oh, well, first of all, it's not heterosexuality, E. Frank, because it's called cisgender. 0.99

00:37:07 We're all sissies. 0.98

00:37:09 I love how they piled that one on us. 0.99

00:37:12 Like, we can't make up our own name?

00:37:14 They make up all their own names.

00:37:16 We can't call ourselves straight, heterosexual, whatever it is. 0.88

00:37:20 No, you're cis. 0.67

00:37:21 You're cisgender. 0.98

00:37:22 No, I'm not. 0.97

00:37:23 That's first of all.

00:37:24 Secondly, you make a good point because they have say over everything.

00:37:27 They have say over how we talk about sexuality.

00:37:31 If we're utterly disgusted with their sexual lifestyle, we should be able to talk about it.

00:37:39 But no, you can get fired.

00:37:41 You can get canceled.

00:37:43 Not as much as some other groups have power to cancel you and get you fired. 0.98

00:37:47 But the gays, boy, they don't want anyone speaking ill of them, no matter how sickening some of them. 1.00

00:37:56 I'll say some of them, their lifestyle is. 1.00

00:37:59 But, yeah, thanks, man.

00:38:01 Thank you, sir.

00:38:06 It's one of those things you feel like you have no recourse.

00:38:10 And people tell you to mind your own business.

00:38:12 Who's it hurting?

00:38:13 It's victimless, you know.

00:38:15 Oh, mind your own business.

00:38:18 Let people live their lives.

00:38:19 And then you see a ton of videos of gays and trans, LGBTQ people. 1.00

00:38:28 They're just invading your space, your lifestyle. 1.00

00:38:34 These men in dresses, they're on college campuses.

00:38:39 And if a conservative wants to set up a table or hold a sign, 0.67

00:38:46 they come over and they are the most manly men you'll ever see they hate being misgendered

00:38:54 they'll stand there and go you know don't you call me ma'am it's not miss i'm a woman 0.97

00:39:01 and if you just say that again i'm gonna come over there and knock your teeth out 1.00

00:39:06 oh excuse me miss oh i should have noticed how daintily you balled up your hairy knuckled fists 1.00

00:39:14 to try to punch me, it's beyond all reason.

00:39:24 Things that are happening in this world in 2026 are beyond reason.

00:39:34 You see it, you look at it, and you go, this cannot be real.

00:39:38 Some of the amazing things, sometimes you think about what would people from the past think of this.

00:39:48 And it's usually some amazing technological thing, the iPhone, computers.

00:39:56 There's so much technology, Tesla, cars.

00:40:00 Take somebody that is driving a 59 Rambler with a metal dashboard.

00:40:09 You used to have to worry as a kid that your head would bounce off of it.

00:40:12 And put them in a brand new car and let them look at the dashboard, the touch screen, the air conditioning, everything.

00:40:21 They'd think they were in a spaceship.

00:40:23 That's the amazing thing.

00:40:25 Whenever I think, like, what would people from the past think of this?

00:40:29 And then you think about what would they think about pride and seeing a gay parade in Seattle

00:40:38 where men are naked and little kids are on the sidewalk having to watch this disaster. 0.93

00:40:47 And I've got to be honest, I don't think they'd be too happy about it.

00:40:53 And it wouldn't be because they're not tolerant people, accepting people.

00:40:59 It's gotten way over the line.

00:41:01 It's way over the line.

00:41:05 And, again, you try to say something about it or discuss it, and you're the problem.

00:41:10 You're the bigot. 0.97

00:41:10 You're the one that's full of hate.

00:41:13 And, you know, people need to love his love.

00:41:16 And, yeah, not on a public street with your thing hanging out.

00:41:23 Now I sound like I'm shaking my fist on my lawn.

00:41:26 But that's what's going on.

00:41:29 It's terrible.

00:41:31 All right, a lot more going on.

00:41:32 Your calls. 1.00

00:41:34 We've got to talk about New York being taken over by commies and Muslims. 1.00

00:41:40 When we return, stick around. 1.00

00:41:43 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

00:41:49 It's the Anthony Cumia Show.

00:41:52 Entertaining and informative.

00:41:54 On the Red Apple Podcast Network.

00:41:56 the anthony cumia show and uh checking in on x uh anthony bailey says the most telling part of

00:42:06 elizabeth warren's delusion is her saying i'm not gonna stand for it i'm not gonna stand for it

00:42:13 she self-righteously thinks she's fighting oppression meanwhile she's standing up

00:42:18 to removing uh redundant anti-discrimination language it's exactly what it is they just

00:42:24 use that as a way to pander oh we'll put this language in as far as anti-discrimination goes

00:42:34 and it's just it's the same as it was nothing changed but that's how they think that's how 0.96

00:42:41 they work might as well take another call this whole hour has been so gay what a gay show for 0.95

00:42:48 the first hour. Larry Staten Island. What's up? Hey, Ed. How are you? Good, good. How 0.99

00:42:54 you doing? Good. I want to talk about pride, but I want to talk about American pride. And

00:42:59 I'm talking about the upcoming 250th birthday of our country next week. And I want to compare

00:43:06 it to 76, the bicep, Daniel. Anthony, the last one, there was electricity in the air

00:43:14 Weeks before the event, the upsell and all the festivities, people were taking fire hydrants.

00:43:23 People were paying light bulbs, red, white, and blue.

00:43:26 Flags were everywhere.

00:43:28 This one here, I don't see any filling electricity in the air.

00:43:32 What are you thoughts and comments?

00:43:34 Oh, my God.

00:43:35 You are absolutely right, Larry.

00:43:37 I was just talking about this on another program.

00:43:39 And, you know, I recall I was in my early teens during the first bicentennial.

00:43:50 And it was well, actually, it's the second centennial, the bicentennial or the what?

00:43:57 So I I remember it.

00:43:59 I remember it fondly because, yes, like you said, there was a spirit of America in this country.

00:44:06 every commercial on television every company that was trying to sell something it was red white and

00:44:13 blue america the songs were patriotic the people that they showed they were loving america and it

00:44:22 wasn't fake it wasn't put on there was a true spirit of america back then that is gone my friend

00:44:31 I feel so bad about that.

00:44:34 And it's not just that I'm looking back nostalgically with the rose-colored glasses on.

00:44:40 There aren't enough Americans in this country to be proud of this country.

00:44:50 Exactly.

00:44:50 The majority of white people, of Europeans, of people that were, there was a commonality to being an American.

00:45:02 If your neighbor was cooking outside, grilling, you could walk over and have a conversation with them about anything going on in your life.

00:45:13 That's just not happening anymore. 1.00

00:45:14 They're making these enclaves of Somalis, Muslims, of people from third world countries, from Haiti. 0.68

00:45:23 We'll talk about that debacle in a little bit. 0.77

00:45:26 And it has fractured the American people and made us where we're not as together as Americans as we used to be.

00:45:38 And it's a shame.

00:45:38 It's a damn shame, because I remember the great times and American spirit that we had in 76. 0.97

00:45:46 Oh, yes, we did. 0.99

00:45:50 It's a damn shame there, Larry. 0.97

00:45:52 Thanks for the call. 0.98

00:45:55 Yeah, let me take a quick time check.

00:46:00 Yeah, I want to get into the commies and Muslims that have won their primary, the Democrats that won the primary in New York.

00:46:12 And it's just another right hook to the city of New York and the state of New York.

00:46:22 I don't know what's going on with the people.

00:46:25 Again, maybe it's the same thing I just said.

00:46:27 The actual Americans that love the tradition and ideology behind being an American are just too fractured at this point.

00:46:38 There's not enough of them. 1.00

00:46:40 And there's these powerful groups of immigrants that don't care a damn about America. 1.00

00:46:51 And New York, especially, a lot of these big cities, I guess, they just keep electing them. 0.85

00:46:57 over and over and over they just keep electing more commies communism now is the big thing 0.54

00:47:03 that's the new cool you know i'm voting for a communist oh democratic socially stop just stop 0.54

00:47:13 already these are communists they don't care about socialism they want uh the the government

00:47:21 to have all the power, and they dole out little crumbs to the people

00:47:25 and say that they're taking care of everybody equally.

00:47:29 It's equally bad.

00:47:31 That's how they deal with the public in communist governments.

00:47:37 Everyone gets treated the same.

00:47:39 Yeah, badly.

00:47:41 But that's where we are, unfortunately.

00:47:44 And we'll talk about that after the break.

00:47:49 And we got Trump's comments on it, which were pretty funny.

00:47:52 So don't go anywhere.

00:47:54 Stick around.

00:47:54 We will be right back.

00:47:56 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

00:48:03 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

00:48:10 It's the Anthony Cumia Show.

00:48:12 And a little post I saw here on X says the LGBT community say they find messages being displayed on church's digital screens in Chicago offensive and demand they be removed. 0.73

00:48:32 Yes, they're demanding. 0.98

00:48:33 The pastor says the messages he posts on the sign are appropriate to the season, like Christmas or Easter, and June happens to be Pride Month.

00:48:44 The church displays messages like, we love you enough to tell you the truth and to ditch pride and embrace humility. 1.00

00:48:55 These are messages the LGBTQ community can't stand and demand. 0.99

00:49:00 They remove them. 0.98

00:49:02 protesters gathered with rainbow flags at the church in palatine illinois they also are demanding

00:49:10 the pride flag be flown at city hall but they keep getting denied due to the ordinances

00:49:17 um and then the guy who posted this puts from we just want to get married to we are going to

00:49:25 control what you post on your church signs uh just another example of what i've been saying here this

00:49:31 show and for quite some time now the inch they will take the mile uh let's move on to

00:49:41 communist new york the commie uh uss uh nyc um here we go uh here's a candidate i guess

00:49:55 The names, the names, a couple of candidates won the primary, the Democrat primary.

00:50:04 They are socialists, Islam, and they'll probably win in November. 0.51

00:50:11 I can't imagine a Republican candidate that has a chance of winning anything in the state of New York or in the city of New York, especially, but in the state. 0.88

00:50:22 so here is commie candidate let me see if i got this one right darry is the oh god

00:50:31 darry eliza darry eliza of villa villa chevalier all right for the uh new york 13th um district 1.00

00:50:45 upper manhattan and the bronx democrat socialist commie far left positions include abolishing

00:50:51 ice and prisons just get rid of prisons who needs them open borders of course the opposition to

00:51:02 deportations strong pro-palestine um stance and uh universal housing schools how do you get

00:51:14 universal housing it's it's such it's a child's view of how the world works or should work or

00:51:24 politics and of course anti-corporate because uh those corporations they're the things ruining

00:51:31 everything uh there there are so many great examples around the world of socialism slash

00:51:41 communism it does not work the masses of people are living in poverty they have no rights they

00:51:52 have no power to do anything and the whole selling point is that the government is uh the people you

00:52:01 know the people run everything the government just happens to be the the the people so when

00:52:08 And they say the people are taking care of each other and supplying food and housing.

00:52:15 It's a small group of very powerful, very wealthy leaders in these communist socialist nations.

00:52:24 And they dole out things, necessities to their population, like you're sprinkling fish food in the fish tank.

00:52:35 and all the fish come up with little bubbles and they start eating

00:52:39 and then you go, okay, we'll see you a couple of days

00:52:43 and you're hungry again.

00:52:46 That's socialism, communism.

00:52:48 It doesn't work.

00:52:50 It's never worked.

00:52:51 It can't work. 1.00

00:52:53 And so many of these imbecilic liberals are embracing this. 1.00

00:52:59 Embracing it. 1.00

00:53:01 Like the gay guy with the bathhouses. 1.00

00:53:04 They don't see the damage that has been done previously. 1.00

00:53:09 Nothing's changed.

00:53:10 It's not different.

00:53:11 It's not going to work.

00:53:14 It's going to fail like every other communist regime fails.

00:53:18 or if they stick it out as long as some countries like Cuba,

00:53:24 you'll find people driving around in 50-, 60-year-old vehicles 0.50

00:53:29 in crappy tin shacks with no power whatsoever, no recourse, no voice. 0.99

00:53:37 And that's what they want. 0.94

00:53:39 They want this.

00:53:41 So there's Dario Aliza Avila Chevaliery.

00:53:48 Um, she wants to talk about her, uh, I don't know, her position, what she does.

00:53:56 This is AC2.

00:53:57 Let's listen to her.

00:53:58 What's your response to that?

00:54:00 The DSA has reputation of focusing more too much on class and maybe downplaying race.

00:54:05 Yeah.

00:54:05 You know, I came to my politics of socialism, um, democratic socialism through democratic

00:54:12 lens, right?

00:54:14 I was doing a lot of reading of the black radical tradition.

00:54:18 I was doing a lot of organizing around ending mass incarceration, around immigration justice.

00:54:24 I, you know, was part of BYP 100, Black Youth Project 100, Families for Freedom, doing immigration justice organizing and a number of other organizations around racial justice and economic justice.

00:54:36 And my even my research, my doctoral research is around a lot of these issues.

00:54:41 and for me racial justice and economic justice have always been inextricable oh yeah and that

00:54:49 is how i came to a politics of socialism right um and i think for for dsa you know i think

00:54:57 they they share a politics of socialism and they share an infrastructure for for electoral politics

00:55:05 that I think would benefit all of our communities, right?

00:55:09 And I think there's always organizing to be done.

00:55:12 Sometimes you have to organize your own people, right?

00:55:14 And as an organizer, I tell people to organize me, right?

00:55:17 Because we have to allow ourselves to be brought into that organizing work

00:55:22 to actually be able to build the coalitions that are necessary

00:55:26 to empower all of us, right?

00:55:28 And to actually, to this question of how we talk to one another, right?

00:55:32 You know, I think it's deeply important that we're building multiracial, multiethnic coalitions of working class people. 0.92

00:55:40 Except white.

00:55:41 Also center at the heart of it, racial justice, because there is no economic justice without without racial justice. 0.79

00:55:47 Of course not. Economic justice.

00:55:51 What a dopey thing to say. Economic justice.

00:55:56 First of all, does she sound like someone that's going to treat all of her constituents equally?

00:56:02 I mean, I understand her Bronx and, you know, she's going to be in a district that is predominantly minority, majority there, black and brown, you know, people of color, as they say.

00:56:16 and uh but but belonging to all of these uh black organizations that she stated

00:56:23 there does she sound like somebody that's gonna look at people and treat everyone the same as far

00:56:32 as her leadership goes or might she be a little biased when it comes to people of color and 1.00

00:56:39 giving them what they need to the detriment of other constituents that might live in her 1.00

00:56:48 districts.

00:56:49 This is what's happening.

00:56:50 You're getting activists, radical activists, that just want to take care of their own people.

00:57:02 Socialists, communists, minorities, whatever it is.

00:57:06 and she's so anti-business, 0.87

00:57:10 how the hell are you going to make money in your district without businesses?

00:57:15 You think local small businesses from a people that are historically not very good

00:57:23 at running local businesses,

00:57:26 you think they're going to be able to keep you in the tax revenue that you need

00:57:33 to run a district?

00:57:36 it fails miserably every single time every single time but uh who am i what am i a politician i 0.99

00:57:47 don't know maybe i'm stupid maybe i don't know uh any better but uh she's just one there's another 0.92

00:57:57 Another one, oh, my God, Abar, Abar, Kawas, this, this, wait, what happened? 0.98

00:58:11 What in the hell happened to this country?

00:58:16 And we're looking at these, they're communists, Muslims, and in New York City, where we are 0.98

00:58:26 coming up on the 25th anniversary of one of the worst days in American history, 9-11. 0.93

00:58:38 And we are, again, you couldn't tell, you could not tell someone from the past what

00:58:47 the future was going to hold for New York City and New York State when you look at who

00:58:52 was being elected uh and put in leadership positions uh because i remember i'm not one of

00:59:00 the when they say never forget and you see the world trade center towers and i didn't

00:59:06 it is impossible for me to forget the nightmare of 9-11 and uh especially you know having been

00:59:19 in Brooklyn and then driving into Manhattan and seeing the carnage, the destruction.

00:59:29 I didn't forget.

00:59:30 I know a lot of people that haven't forgotten.

00:59:33 The voters seem to have forgotten or they never knew. 1.00

00:59:37 These are, again, foreigners, people that have no idea what America is about. 1.00

00:59:43 They didn't live through their life as Americans. 1.00

00:59:48 And they're voting for these people that are their one desire is to tear down every single thing that made America, America.

01:00:00 That's all. It's as easy as that.

01:00:03 We'll hear from Aberkawas right after these words. 0.99

01:00:09 Don't go anywhere.

01:00:11 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

01:00:18 it's the anthony cumia show entertaining and informative on the red apple podcast network

01:00:26 the anthony cumia show thanks for popping in on this sunday evening we do appreciate it greatly

01:00:36 i just saw uh in dearborn michigan there's no gay parades going on there i assure you

01:00:44 Dearborn, Michigan, they're having an Islamic march, big parade.

01:00:49 You see the flags of Islamic nations. 0.98

01:00:55 And then, of course, the gay parades taking place.

01:01:00 And then you look at something like the UFC event that was put on at the White House

01:01:09 and how that was criticized and everything that happened there was terrible

01:01:15 and it was an embarrassment.

01:01:18 That's what I heard.

01:01:18 Even, you know, I'm a fan of Larry David's work on Curb Your Enthusiasm,

01:01:24 of course, Seinfeld.

01:01:25 And then I see him on a video saying that it was an embarrassment to the country

01:01:30 to see UFC on the lawn of the White House, people having a great time,

01:01:38 American flags, very patriotic.

01:01:41 The National Anthem, what a great version of the National Anthem that was.

01:01:47 The harmonies with the military singing and the flyover.

01:01:52 I don't know any true patriot, true American that does not get goosebumps

01:01:57 when you see some of our amazing machines piloted by our amazing flyers

01:02:03 fly over at the perfect moment during the National Anthem.

01:02:09 I got goosebumps this second, right now, just talking about it.

01:02:13 And that was embarrassing to Larry David,

01:02:18 and I'm sure so many other Hollywood celebrities and politicians.

01:02:24 You heard them talking about this abomination on the White House lawn.

01:02:30 Meanwhile, it was a great show of patriotism.

01:02:36 It was an event, whether you like it or not.

01:02:38 You might hate UFC, that's fine.

01:02:41 But calling that an embarrassment, while naked men right now at this moment 0.95

01:02:49 are marching down the street in front of children in the name of gays and pride,

01:02:58 when Dearborn, Michigan has streets as far as you could see 0.57

01:03:05 packed with Muslims waving every single flag except the American flag, 0.96

01:03:11 the ISIS flag, the Palestinian flag, all these flags are being waved. 1.00

01:03:19 Does Larry David find that embarrassing?

01:03:21 Would he ever say that that's embarrassing?

01:03:25 Never.

01:03:26 But a patriotic event.

01:03:30 And I guarantee you that on the 4th of July, if you can find any patriotic displays and parades and Americans waving the American flag, you will see the left crapping all over it. 0.89

01:03:49 Oh, it reminded me of white supremacy. 0.99

01:03:53 Oh, the tyrannical Trump government and the he's a dictator and a Nazi. 0.98

01:04:02 This I felt like I was in Nuremberg. 0.81

01:04:04 They wouldn't even know what Nuremberg is.

01:04:07 They just say Hitler, literally Hitler. 0.75

01:04:11 You know who is literally Hitler?

01:04:13 Hitler.

01:04:13 No one else was literally Hitler. 0.99

01:04:16 You dummies. 1.00

01:04:18 So they'll crap all over that. 1.00

01:04:20 But like I said, naked men walking down the streets in the name of pride. 0.98

01:04:29 And they're embarrassed at an American event celebrating pride in nation. 0.99

01:04:40 It's so disgusting. 0.98

01:04:42 It's so disgusting. 1.00

01:04:44 All right, let's look at this other commie candidate in New York.

01:04:53 This is Abur Kawas, not going to work here anymore.

01:05:00 Greatest line ever.

01:05:03 Also referred to as Abur Kawas in election results. 0.50

01:05:07 Okay.

01:05:08 Palestinian-American community organizer.

01:05:11 How many of these community organizers that should be that should should make you ineligible to run for office?

01:05:21 Community organizer, activist and Democratic socialist who recently won the Democratic primary for New York State Senate in District 12, born and raised in New York to Palestinian parents, refugees, immigrants, of course.

01:05:36 she identifies strongly as a palestinian american and a muslim daughter of a jordanian national

01:05:44 who was um deported reports indicate from for property fraud related issues

01:05:52 though kawas has framed it polis uh publicly as tied to post 9 11 anti-muslim policies

01:06:02 and a cruel immigration system.

01:06:04 All right, so her father's a Jordanian national

01:06:08 who was deported for fraud-related issues,

01:06:14 and then she blames post-9-11 Muslim policies.

01:06:20 This personal story has been central to her advocacy on immigration reform. 0.85

01:06:27 Holy mother of God.

01:06:29 All right, let's hear from Ababari Ababar. 0.98

01:06:34 Let's hear from this commie.

01:06:37 And so, like, and finding that, like, you know, the system of capitalism and racism and white supremacy, et cetera,

01:06:46 have all, and Islamophobia, have all been used, you know, to colonize lands, right, to take resources from other people.

01:06:54 And so this is, like, a long trajectory. 0.76

01:06:55 And we're just seeing the manifestations of that continuation, right?

01:06:59 With 9-11, and so a lot of times people are asking us to respond about, you know, attack, right?

01:07:07 When, if you look back, like, historically, right, you know, a lot of us come from lands that were colonized,

01:07:12 lands where wars are being waged, right, a lot of times because of U.S. policy or the policies in Europe.

01:07:18 And so I find that we can connect over that, but then also that the idea that we have to apologize

01:07:25 for, like, a terror attack that, like, a couple of people did,

01:07:28 and then there is no apology or reparations for genocide and for slavery, etc.,

01:07:34 is something that I kind of find, like, reprehensible.

01:07:37 Oh, my.

01:07:40 Oh, my. 0.68

01:07:41 You know, I try so hard not to use the word retarded. 1.00

01:07:49 I do.

01:07:50 And I would never use it to try to describe or talk about or insinuate.

01:07:58 I was trying to describe a person with mental disabilities. 1.00

01:08:05 This woman is retarded. 1.00

01:08:09 I just got to put that out there. 1.00

01:08:12 This babble.

01:08:15 If I was, let's say I'm in a bar and I'm lonely.

01:08:20 And this is the only girl left.

01:08:23 We've met eyes, and maybe I think something could happen here.

01:08:29 And she starts rambling on like that.

01:08:32 I would leave.

01:08:34 I would go home and take care of business all by myself. 1.00

01:08:39 This is the type of just verbal vomit that you get from a complete imbecile. 1.00

01:08:51 And no one listens to her unless you're trying to pick her up at a bar or some function. 1.00

01:08:59 No one in their right mind would listen to that rambling babble.

01:09:03 Oh, all the catchphrases, the racism, and 9-11, and it's peppered in with like.

01:09:12 Every two seconds is like, like, like.

01:09:15 This is your District 12 Democrat nomination for the elections in November, New York.

01:09:24 If you are in District 12, this is going to be the woman representing you. 0.58

01:09:31 Godspeed. 1.00

01:09:33 Because she sounds like an idiot, an agenda-driven moron. 1.00

01:09:42 And that's your gal. 1.00

01:09:44 This is your girl.

01:09:47 She is making AOC look like a genius, a political genius.

01:09:55 This is who you decided you want, representing you, New York. 1.00

01:10:01 communist Muslim women 1.00

01:10:04 that are blithering idiots. 1.00

01:10:09 Yes, blithering. 1.00

01:10:11 I have added blithering to the word idiot 1.00

01:10:13 when describing Abur Kawas. 1.00

01:10:18 Will there ever be a Republican?

01:10:21 Will there ever be a Republican

01:10:24 elected to any office in New York?

01:10:27 or is New York

01:10:30 the entire state doomed

01:10:32 alright, back in a moment

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01:10:36 Cumia Show on the Red Apple

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01:10:50 I'm still flabbergasted 1.00

01:10:52 by listening to that woman 1.00

01:10:54 I don't know 1.00

01:10:56 what that was is there a debate is there will there be a republican to debate this woman

01:11:06 for office i don't know i really do have to delve a little deeper and see if it's a lock 1.00

01:11:12 that this is going to be your district 12 representative holy moly just insane

01:11:21 uh let's go to lou lou in floral park new york what's up lou yes you want uh racial equality

01:11:32 you assimilate you want economic equality you get a job that is all it is you can't ask for anything

01:11:43 if you don't give anything.

01:11:45 Oh, Lou, it's so simple.

01:11:48 That is it in a nutshell.

01:11:50 You want this economic equity and economic justice, they call it.

01:11:57 I'll tell you what's just economically.

01:12:00 You work, you pay your bills, you buy things within your means,

01:12:06 you contribute to the society and community you live in,

01:12:10 and you will have economic justice.

01:12:14 Their version of economic justice is,

01:12:16 I do nothing, you're privileged, so you pay me out of what you make.

01:12:22 That is not justice.

01:12:24 That is thievery.

01:12:27 It's a crime on me.

01:12:29 Yeah.

01:12:30 We're all paying through the nose, 0.76

01:12:33 and they want some type of economic justice.

01:12:39 All the time people yell about wanting justice, they think justice means give me what I'm asking for.

01:12:48 The Carmelo Anthony case is perfect.

01:12:50 You know, justice.

01:12:52 We just want justice for Carmelo.

01:12:55 And it's like, well, justice was served.

01:12:58 He was convicted, sentenced, and he's in prison right now.

01:13:03 That is justice.

01:13:04 Oh, we want economic justice.

01:13:06 You want that? 0.94

01:13:07 How about you look around, realize if you're living in a black community, how many Asians are running every business in your community, and you start thinking about opening up your own businesses and keeping it within your people.

01:13:23 And the bias against the Asian grocery owners by the black people is like off the charts. 0.88

01:13:31 You know, how dare you move into my neighborhood and build a business? 0.93

01:13:35 Well, then why didn't your own people build a business?

01:13:39 Exactly.

01:13:40 Exactly, Lou.

01:13:41 There was that case where the Asian guy, Mr. Chow, I believe his name was,

01:13:46 he shot a young black man who was robbing his store.

01:13:53 He was acquitted on self-defense.

01:13:55 People have their opinions about the case. 0.96

01:13:56 Well, because the black guy pointed a gun at his son. 0.99

01:13:59 Pointed a gun at his son, exactly. 0.99

01:14:01 Right.

01:14:02 A lot of people don't want to ever.

01:14:04 I mean, what father wouldn't protect his son or daughter?

01:14:07 And the court decided he was within his right, self-defense, to do what he did.

01:14:16 And then the black community, in that area especially, started saying,

01:14:21 well, we're going to boycott all of the Asian businesses. 0.99

01:14:25 You go to any predominantly black community, Asians run everything. 1.00

01:14:31 They're going to point out where they're going to buy their groceries then. 1.00

01:14:36 And they're treated like garbage. 0.99

01:14:38 They're robbed. 0.99

01:14:40 They're injured a lot of times. 0.93

01:14:42 The Asian business owners take a lot of guff from the black community, 0.95

01:14:47 and they'll just leave. 1.00

01:14:50 If they left, they'd be in a big jam in a lot of these black communities 1.00

01:14:55 because for some reason, and we could all speculate, I won't do it here,

01:14:59 but they have not built their own businesses in their own neighborhoods.

01:15:05 No, they have not. 1.00

01:15:06 That is why the Asians moved in. 0.98

01:15:09 They saw a business opportunity. 1.00

01:15:11 There's no grocery stores here. 1.00

01:15:13 I can make a couple of bucks, just like the Greeks did in the 60s and 70s, you know? 1.00

01:15:20 With the Greek diner. 1.00

01:15:22 What do you want?

01:15:23 These carrots?

01:15:24 Oh, my God.

01:15:25 You know, 24 hours.

01:15:26 Man, do I miss that.

01:15:28 Oh, yeah, the Greek diners were awesome in Queens and other parts of the world.

01:15:34 Oh, yeah, man.

01:15:34 You go to Suffolk, you'll still get some, but a lot of them are owned by, you know, a lot of Middle Easterners. 1.00

01:15:42 Which I don't mind. 1.00

01:15:43 I don't mind.

01:15:44 I don't mind, you know, Mediterranean food.

01:15:48 No, no.

01:15:48 But that is Greek.

01:15:50 But the Greek diners, man, yeah, you know, Lou brings up memories.

01:15:54 Hey, listen, if I want hash and eggs at 2 in the morning, I got it.

01:15:58 There you go.

01:15:59 There you go.

01:16:00 Thanks, Lou.

01:16:01 Always a pleasure to talk to Lou.

01:16:05 Memories.

01:16:07 But, yeah, there you go.

01:16:10 That's how it goes in the big city.

01:16:12 Let's start talking about Haiti.

01:16:18 The temporary protective status.

01:16:22 That's what's going on with Haiti now, with the Haitians here in the United States.

01:16:28 And again, the politicians are jumping on the bandwagon, saying that the Republicans are treating Haitians unfairly.

01:16:37 They're deporting them, and they are under protective status.

01:16:42 It's like, no, they're under temporary protective status.

01:16:46 Some of them have been here for decades.

01:16:49 And the Trump administration has said, look, enough, enough.

01:16:52 If you have a valid case for citizenship in the United States and you are on temporary protected status here in this country as a Haitian, then move your case along.

01:17:08 Being here 10 years or longer, it can't happen. 0.99

01:17:16 This cannot keep happening. 0.96

01:17:18 And lo and behold, all these politicians and some celebrities and whatnot coming out of the woodwork now to talk about what a crap hole, and I'm using the term instead of the actual word that Donald Trump used years ago. 0.99

01:17:38 We might remember when he called Haiti an S-hole. 0.98

01:17:43 And he was just beaten up about it by the media.

01:17:49 And we remember Conan O'Brien packed up his show and they flew down to Haiti to show America how wrong Trump is

01:18:00 and how awesome Haiti is as a country.

01:18:04 and there was Conan O'Brien floating in the ocean with a coconut drink

01:18:10 with his hotel just off the beach

01:18:14 because you damn well know he didn't leave the compound. 0.70

01:18:18 You know damn well when he swam back in and got on the beach, 0.90

01:18:22 his security escorted him back into a Western-owned hotel, 1.00

01:18:28 and that was that because Haiti is a crap hole. 1.00

01:18:33 It has been a crap hole, and it will continue to be one. 1.00

01:18:38 So their big argument here is how could you possibly send these wonderful Haitians back to a country that is so dangerous and so awful? 1.00

01:18:51 Well, you crucified Donald Trump for calling it that.

01:18:57 Which way is it? 0.99

01:18:58 Is it a great place with great people, or is it a crap hole that needs to be avoided at all costs? 0.99

01:19:06 Let's listen to Ohio's own John Kasich. 0.99

01:19:14 You remember him. 0.94

01:19:15 He reared his ugly head during the presidential race a few years back. 0.75

01:19:19 But here he is talking about Haiti and how dangerous it is and how awful Donald Trump is to try to get some of these Haitians off the government teat and back to Haiti.

01:19:34 Let's listen to John here.

01:19:37 The Supreme Court decision has said that Haitians are going to have to be removed from Springfield, Ohio. 1.00

01:19:43 I guess I understand that, but there is an opportunity for the Congress to extend temporary 1.00

01:19:50 protection status because things in Haiti are just deteriorating and sending people

01:19:54 back there with their families to me is just crazy.

01:19:58 I wish the Congress would extend this for the Haitians, but if not, they'll say that 1.00

01:20:03 that's the law. 0.99

01:20:05 And to quote somebody, a figure from a Charles Dickens novel, if that's the law, then the 0.99

01:20:11 law is an ass. 0.99

01:20:13 Good one. You write that? Oh, no. Dixon. Charles Dixon wrote it, as he as he was saying there. 1.00

01:20:23 You know what? They always want to extend these things.

01:20:29 That's what they were saying about the border.

01:20:31 When Joe Biden had literally an invasion of illegals coming across our southern border, 0.98

01:20:40 the solution was well we need a pathway to citizenship for them they're still pouring in 0.95

01:20:47 during that time still pouring over the border and their answer was pathway to citizenship

01:20:53 what for the people that have been here for 20 years illegally or the guy that just crossed over

01:20:59 with a gaggle from guatemala which one who gets the pathway to citizenship who gets the temporary

01:21:09 status? Who gets relocated to the four corners of the country so they get lost and forgotten

01:21:16 about and now they're just part of the burden on American taxpayers? Which one? So when 0.79

01:21:24 Kasich says, oh, can we extend it, please? How long? When is it time to say enough and

01:21:37 and round people up and get them the hell out of our country 0.94

01:21:41 because that's what the law says. 1.00

01:21:45 Well, sometimes the law is an ass. 1.00

01:21:48 You're an ass. 1.00

01:21:50 You're an ass. 1.00

01:21:53 And all they want to do is prolong this. 1.00

01:21:56 They want to push it down the road until once again they're in power

01:22:02 and they can legislate to keep them here.

01:22:07 They could shuffle things around and appoint more judges that allow them to be here. 1.00

01:22:14 God forbid they do what they say they're going to do and increase the number of seats on the Supreme Court. 1.00

01:22:22 And then they're in charge and have term limits on the Supreme Court.

01:22:26 That's what they've been saying.

01:22:27 If they were in charge and they had a Democrat, liberal majority Supreme Court, do you think they'd be crying that they want more seats and that they want term limits on Supreme Court justices?

01:22:44 Or do you think it's because they don't have the majority and they're not in power?

01:22:50 Of course it is.

01:22:52 It's so blatantly obvious.

01:22:54 But that's what we get.

01:22:55 They're so transparent. What they want is so obviously radical, agenda-driven nonsense in order to dismantle this country.

01:23:14 We dealt with a liberal Supreme Court. We've dealt with Supreme Court justices that have held on.

01:23:23 They were ill.

01:23:24 They were on life support, and they wouldn't retire.

01:23:28 It's part of the deal when you run the country.

01:23:35 You have the White House, the House, the Senate.

01:23:38 You get certain liberties to try to change the rules

01:23:45 because you don't like that your opponent has the steering wheel 0.96

01:23:50 and is in the driver's seat right now, is ridiculous. 0.79

01:23:56 God forbid, because the second they get the House and the Senate and the White House

01:24:04 and are able to perhaps replace Supreme Court justices and get a majority,

01:24:13 this country is really done.

01:24:16 The open border again, the everybody that's here is allowed to stay.

01:24:23 They talk about it all the time.

01:24:25 It's not a surprise.

01:24:26 It's not a secret.

01:24:27 They don't say, oh, I hope they don't find out.

01:24:29 We want every illegal that's here to be able to stay and vote for us. 0.98

01:24:34 We want to fling the borders open again and bring in another 20 million. 1.00

01:24:40 That's what's happening. 0.81

01:24:41 I don't see how anyone can't see this.

01:24:48 But that's what we're getting.

01:24:50 That's what's happening.

01:24:52 By the way, this is from 2018.

01:24:58 This was Conan O'Brien's show.

01:25:01 And, you know, like I said, Conan was just a huge advocate for how awesome Haiti is. 0.99

01:25:09 And when Trump called it an asshole, oh, did they come out of the woodwork trying to prove him wrong? 0.98

01:25:16 And Anderson Cooper was on Conan's show in 2018. 0.99

01:25:22 And, boy, they were just talking about the wonder, the great, awesome place that Haiti is.

01:25:31 Let's listen.

01:25:33 and i mean haiti is so you know yeah it's the poorest country in the west in the western

01:25:38 hemisphere um but it's you know a country can be poor economically and rich in culture and rich in 0.53

01:25:44 the strength of the people which is cannibalism different ways and haiti is in that way among the

01:25:50 richest countries i've ever been to i mean the haitian people are incredibly strong uh carry

01:25:54 themselves with such dignity and for generations you know have had governments which have not paid

01:25:59 attention to them which have stolen from them um and yet uh whatever adversity they have faced 0.79

01:26:05 they face it head-on and as i said you know when when you meet them they you know haitians look 0.82

01:26:09 you in the eye they slap your hand hard when you shake it and uh um i think you're gonna have a

01:26:14 an unforgettable experience i've gone back a lot obviously we're the first team on the ground after

01:26:18 the earthquake and i go back on vacation i go there for weekends i mean it's it's a it's an

01:26:21 amazing place it's an incredible place anderson goes there for weekends how big do you need it

01:26:28 to be Anderson that you got to go to Haiti Jesus oh he goes there to vacation do you still go

01:26:35 Anderson you still fly to Haiti for a weekend to retreat oh my god but I guess that was right

01:26:44 before Conan went and he was just telling him how awesome it's gonna be remember I mean all

01:26:51 the news people all the celebrities they came out and just were crapping all over Donald Trump 0.99

01:26:58 for calling Haiti an asshole, and it has only gotten worse 0.99

01:27:03 because the infrastructure, it has fallen apart. 1.00

01:27:07 There's no government.

01:27:09 There are warlords that run things there,

01:27:14 and I've heard reports of cannibalism,

01:27:18 which I am willing to believe based on other things I've seen.

01:27:22 I am willing to believe cannibalism is taking place there.

01:27:28 And we do have, I guess, oh, Zoran.

01:27:32 Yeah, Zoran Mamdani.

01:27:35 I'll just read something.

01:27:36 We'll play his clip after the break.

01:27:38 Mamdani says Haitians and Syrians are safe in New York City.

01:27:42 Thank goodness.

01:27:44 The Supreme Court has launched one of the largest attacks on immigrants in modern American history. 0.58

01:27:49 This is Zoran Mamdani's ex-post.

01:27:51 thousands of Haitians and Syrians now

01:27:55 risk losing the right to live and work

01:27:58 in the country they call home

01:28:00 what Haiti?

01:28:02 this decision will cause enormous pain across the five boroughs

01:28:06 here in New York it falls hardest on our

01:28:09 Haitian community, always the communities

01:28:11 one of the largest in the country

01:28:14 alongside Syrian families

01:28:16 I joined labor leaders

01:28:21 elected officials and advocates

01:28:24 to send a clear message to immigrant New Yorkers 0.99

01:28:27 you belong here

01:28:29 we will not turn our backs on you

01:28:31 this is a legal matter

01:28:34 this is temporary

01:28:36 protective status

01:28:39 temporary

01:28:40 are we supposed to wait

01:28:43 till Haiti gets its 0.99

01:28:45 crap together 1.00

01:28:47 and is once again 0.99

01:28:50 uninhabitable by people?

01:28:53 We're not allowed down there. 1.00

01:28:55 There's no Western country that's allowed to go to Haiti and fix it

01:29:02 and say, well, you know, we've got a stake in this now.

01:29:06 How about we rebuild, we put up an infrastructure,

01:29:09 a couple of resorts, and we take the reins.

01:29:14 Oh, you colonizer. 0.98

01:29:17 You're terrible. 0.99

01:29:18 that's what would be said 0.99

01:29:20 so they'd rather sit there with warlords

01:29:23 eating each other and 0.78

01:29:24 saying Haitians can't 0.90

01:29:27 go home. Back in a moment

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01:29:45 let's go right to the phones

01:29:46 Tom in Shirley, New York.

01:29:49 Oh, boy.

01:29:51 Did you guys have a murder out there in Mastic recently?

01:29:57 Yeah.

01:29:57 I mean, it's not like it's not normal.

01:30:00 It's not like it's not normal.

01:30:02 It's crazy.

01:30:04 I think back to my...

01:30:05 It's absolutely true.

01:30:06 And we're going fishing today on the south shore, okay?

01:30:09 And my buddy and I are going down to his boat.

01:30:13 It's got to be like maybe, I don't know, 9 o'clock in the morning.

01:30:17 And there's this guy, cracked out, doing the right thing for himself,

01:30:21 but pissing in the sewer in a parking lot, right on 111.

01:30:25 Route 111.

01:30:27 And I was like, you think this guy can go behind a building or something like that?

01:30:30 You know, I was livid.

01:30:32 I was so livid.

01:30:32 But anyway, here's my point.

01:30:34 This D.A.S.A. movement, where are the old – I was born and raised Democrats.

01:30:41 It's a Democrat-Socialist movement for people that don't know.

01:30:44 Yes, I know. 0.99

01:30:45 It's ridiculous. 0.99

01:30:46 And there should be something said through Congress to eliminate Socialists. 0.97

01:30:52 We have a – in the Constitution, it says no Communist Party is allowed.

01:30:57 It should also clarify and put an amendment to it or whatever's got to be done.

01:31:01 Maybe Trump could do an executive order. 0.92

01:31:03 No socialists, any communists, or matriarchs at all in this country.

01:31:12 That's not what we are funded on.

01:31:14 And you know how I think about it?

01:31:16 I think that my theory is inside the box, look at the outside the box.

01:31:21 I'm a very common sense man.

01:31:23 I'm 66 years old.

01:31:25 I remember the bicentennial immensely.

01:31:27 It was uplifting.

01:31:29 I drive around, like the old slogan said, baseball, hot dogs,

01:31:34 Alapine, Chevrolet.

01:31:36 I drive a GMC 2013 with pride, maroon,

01:31:42 with a six-foot flag post on the back over my door.

01:31:46 And I fly the flag, caught a flag, and I sew it up when it gets frayed.

01:31:51 I got pride in this country like I did in 1776 when I was 16 years old.

01:31:56 people right now

01:31:58 it is little movement

01:32:00 all these people want something for free

01:32:03 well they think inside the box

01:32:05 and the theory there is

01:32:06 oh they get it for free but they're going to take it from the rich

01:32:09 until the rich move out

01:32:10 and they're inside the box

01:32:12 and everyone else is on the outside of the box 0.96

01:32:14 you freaking a-holes 0.93

01:32:16 yeah they don't get it 0.99

01:32:18 I don't know why the true old Dems

01:32:20 don't stand up

01:32:21 this is mind boggling me

01:32:23 yeah the Democrats

01:32:24 The Democrat Party has been so insane over the past quite some time now, decades, 0.96

01:32:33 and they've gotten more and more crazy, more and more extreme, irrational, 0.97

01:32:40 that this is what they've created. 0.95

01:32:43 They've created a party that nominates literally communists and Islamic extremists into office, 0.82

01:32:52 and that's now the face, the future. 0.98

01:32:55 I've seen interviews with Democrats, and they're like, oh, yeah,

01:32:58 Democrat socialism, that's the future of our country and our party.

01:33:03 What?

01:33:04 Are you out of your mind?

01:33:06 That should be an instant you lose.

01:33:08 You get no votes.

01:33:10 No one wants this in this country.

01:33:12 But people apparently do.

01:33:14 I don't know.

01:33:14 Maybe we're out of fashion, Tom.

01:33:17 Anthony, for a little bit of humor right now,

01:33:19 This is like when Yamamoto said to all his Japanese pilots before they were going into the battle of the cool sea, I think,

01:33:27 oh, today's mission, you fire your plane, shoot your bullets, drop your bombs on every enemy ship,

01:33:32 and then crash your ship into the bomb, into the aircraft carrier, killing yourself and everyone on board. 0.99

01:33:40 Any questions? 1.00

01:33:41 And this one reluctant pilot says, yes, Honorable General, are you out of your freaking mind? 0.96

01:33:49 Come on, that's funny, man. 0.93

01:33:51 Yeah, I've heard funnier.

01:33:53 All right, Tom, thank you for the call.

01:33:57 Hey, leave the jokes to the profession.

01:34:00 No, I don't know, maybe it was lost in the translation.

01:34:04 They say that sometimes.

01:34:05 Maybe in its native Japanese, the joke was hilarious. 1.00

01:34:10 I don't know.

01:34:11 Anyway, yeah, commies, Zoran, oh, we did that.

01:34:16 Well, you have a clip from Zoran, but I think we'll have to play that at the top of the next hour.

01:34:22 We have Debbie Wasserman Schultz.

01:34:26 She wants to talk about the Haitians that are here on temporary protective status. 0.99

01:34:35 She crawled out of the sewer. 1.00

01:34:38 That hair on her.

01:34:40 Does she have friends?

01:34:41 does she have any friends that might say hey debbie come here what is that what is what are 1.00

01:34:52 you doing on on that head the the the curls but it looks wet and greasy i don't know but uh she's

01:35:01 she's come out from her rock to talk about of course the fact that uh they should stay here 0.88

01:35:08 the Haitians, even though they're here temporarily for 20 years, 0.99

01:35:12 some of them temporarily, that they should remain here. 1.00

01:35:18 And that's the problem.

01:35:20 That's the entire problem with this,

01:35:22 is that they want everything to be permanently temporary

01:35:28 or temporarily permanent. 0.95

01:35:31 Every single person here illegally that ICE, thank God,

01:35:36 is throwing out, signed something, or was put through a court hearing.

01:35:46 Not all of them, of course, but that's what was happening under the Biden administration.

01:35:52 And now, what do we got? 0.97

01:35:54 We're screwed. 0.96

01:35:55 Back in a moment. 0.95

01:35:56 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

01:36:01 it's the anthony cumia show on the red apple podcast network

01:36:08 it is the anthony cumia show thanks for tuning in and uh of course i want to tell you about

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01:38:41 Yeah, I've kind of gotten into that soccer thing.

01:38:43 And like I said, it's a little more interesting.

01:38:46 You put a little wager on it.

01:38:49 That's for sure.

01:38:50 I was just looking through X.

01:38:52 Oh, my God. 0.93

01:38:54 There is a pride parade, and they're marching down the street with a hybrid flag,

01:39:03 a trans-Palestinian flag.

01:39:08 Does someone have to tell these people what that would be like? 1.00

01:39:14 Try flying that in front of Islam. 1.00

01:39:19 It wouldn't pan out too well for you. 1.00

01:39:22 I don't think you'd be getting out of that one unscathed.

01:39:25 Let's talk a little bit about Chicago.

01:39:30 Oh, I've got to love Chicago.

01:39:33 Brandon Johnson, he has given me so much stuff to talk about over the course of his tenure

01:39:39 as mayor of the great city of Chicago.

01:39:45 He loves the blame game.

01:39:48 He loves it.

01:39:51 Anything that happens in Chicago that he's responsible for, he was elected, you know,

01:40:00 the infrastructure, the housing, crime, of course, the police, the fire department, he's in charge.

01:40:12 unless something happens, and then he'll find someone else to blame

01:40:19 because he's perfect.

01:40:22 Nothing could possibly go wrong under his leadership.

01:40:26 And this was a new one.

01:40:27 I've heard Brandon Johnson blame a lot of people, a lot of things.

01:40:32 Of course, slavery likes blaming that, systemic racism.

01:40:38 I don't know, the fact that the YMCA was closing its doors at night instead of letting the gang members come in

01:40:46 and play ping pong instead of drive-by shootings, because that's what gang members in Chicago really want to do.

01:40:52 They drive around, and they're looking to shoot an op, one of the opposing gang members,

01:40:58 and then if only they saw a light on in a YMCA and saw the door open, they'd go,

01:41:05 Wait, wait, wait.

01:41:07 Put the guns away.

01:41:08 We're not doing that drive-by tonight.

01:41:10 We're going to go in and play Parcheesi.

01:41:13 I hear they have a whole shelf of games.

01:41:16 We're going to play Trouble.

01:41:17 Instead of getting in Trouble, we're going to play Trouble.

01:41:20 Pop-o-matic, pops the dice, pop a six, and you move twice. 0.95

01:41:25 Yeah, that's his solution to the rampant carnage that goes on.

01:41:32 But he's got some people to blame here.

01:41:34 um ac1 is the clip uh let's listen to who brandon johnson blames today so yeah it is personal

01:41:43 black death has been 0.63

01:41:50 unfortunately accepted in this country for a very long time the bubonic we had a chance 60 years

01:41:57 ago to get at the root causes and people mocked president johnson and we ended up with richard

01:42:03 Nixon. Huh? What? I'm going to work hard every day to transform this city. That's what it takes

01:42:10 to build a better, stronger, safer Chicago and everybody step up. Nixon. Who knew? Who knew 0.59

01:42:17 Nixon was to blame for the unprecedented murders going on in Chicago in 2026? Could you imagine

01:42:28 that they they mocked president johnson for what the civil rights act i guess he's and then look

01:42:38 what that got us nixon i don't think nixon was that bad on civil rights uh he also did a few

01:42:47 other things, which, good or bad,

01:42:49 opened up China.

01:42:51 China.

01:42:54 But

01:42:54 was he blaming

01:42:56 Dick Nixon,

01:42:59 Richard Milhouse Nixon,

01:43:01 for the crime?

01:43:03 Henry, what do I do? 1.00

01:43:06 The black mayor 0.99

01:43:07 is blaming me. 0.98

01:43:10 What did I do, Henry?

01:43:14 He is

01:43:15 He is constantly blaming anything, anyone for his own inadequacies as mayor of Chicago.

01:43:28 And Richard Nixon, I mean, come on, that's a reach.

01:43:32 That is a reach.

01:43:33 uh brandon johnson also let's not stop there he also signed a gun violence reduction executive

01:43:45 order and uh more of these ridiculous programs executive orders policies that do absolutely

01:43:55 nothing, absolutely nothing to make Chicago safer. You have a police force. Let them do

01:44:04 their jobs. Arrest the thugs. Arrest the teens that are doing the teen takeovers. Put them 0.58

01:44:14 in jail. Go through the process, the trial, convictions, sentencing. Let them see some

01:44:22 time let there be consequence don't allow stores to be looted and then there's a problem if somebody

01:44:32 steps up and tries to stop people from you know they call it shoplifting but it's not shoplifting

01:44:37 it's not a little girl stealing mascara uh it's it's men going in there and and strong arm robbing

01:44:46 these various stores.

01:44:49 But he won't do anything about it.

01:44:53 And then with the murders going on 0.99

01:44:56 at the hands of young black people with guns, 0.98

01:45:00 and he thinks the problem is reducing the guns 0.98

01:45:05 or gun violence.

01:45:07 He calls it gun violence.

01:45:08 It's gang-related violence.

01:45:11 And he won't do anything about it

01:45:13 because he doesn't want to look like he's bullying the black community by locking up their kids

01:45:19 because they won't do what their parents need to do, first of all, parent.

01:45:26 And he will not use the police to do what the police should be doing.

01:45:32 So let's listen to this.

01:45:33 Brandon Johnson, his gun violence executive order, AC3.

01:45:38 As the first mayor, certainly in modern history,

01:45:40 to wake up every day in one of the most disinvested communities,

01:45:43 where we have not escaped the trauma that comes with disinvestment,

01:45:47 where bullets have come through the windows of our home.

01:45:50 Too many children and too many families are being asked to duck and dodge bullets,

01:45:55 living in communities that are absent of opportunity.

01:45:58 In recent years, Chicago has sustained historic reductions in crime and violence,

01:46:02 with homicides falling to their lowest in 60 years during 2025.

01:46:07 They're applauding.

01:46:08 Now, of course, one act of violence is one too many.

01:46:10 So that's why I'm going to sign an executive order establishing the Office of Gun Violence Reduction.

01:46:18 As a survivor of gun violence, I know that behind every statistic is a person, a family, and a community whose life has been forever changed.

01:46:27 The trauma doesn't end when the headlines fade.

01:46:29 It stays with us and too often survivors are left to navigate that pain alone.

01:46:34 Those most affected by violence deserve more than to be consulted after decisions are made.

01:46:39 They deserve a meaningful role in making them.

01:46:41 For survivors, this isn't about creating another office.

01:46:45 It's about creating a government that works together with urgency and tension and in the partnership with the communities most affected by violence.

01:46:52 Chicago deserves better.

01:46:54 We deserve a department whose sole mission is to reduce shootings, prevent homicide, support survivors, coordinate violence intervention efforts, and build safer communities.

01:47:05 People are asking, can we afford this?

01:47:07 And my response is simple.

01:47:09 You cannot put a price tag on life, but you can certainly put a price tag on death.

01:47:16 Violence has cost Chicago priceless lives, shattered families, weakened neighborhoods, driven away businesses, and cost taxpayers billions of dollars.

01:47:25 Morally and economically, it makes for more sense to fund peace than continuing to pay for violence.

01:47:34 The only thing that puts me more is that you have some members who...

01:47:38 You could cut that off, I guess.

01:47:40 Holy Jesus, Palomino.

01:47:42 That's, he makes an office of gun violence prevention.

01:47:50 You have the means.

01:47:52 The police department.

01:47:55 Set them loose.

01:47:56 Let them do the job.

01:47:59 The bodies stack up every week in Chicago.

01:48:03 Yeah, the murders are down from their highs of 700 and some odd dead a few years ago under Lori Lightfoot.

01:48:13 But, you know, last week, what were we talking?

01:48:17 50 shot, 10 dead?

01:48:21 That's still a problem.

01:48:23 And another office of this, an office of that, isn't going to do anything.

01:48:28 You have the police.

01:48:29 Use them.

01:48:30 Back in a minute.

01:48:32 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

01:48:39 It's the Anthony Cumia Show.

01:48:41 Entertaining and informative.

01:48:43 On the Red Apple Podcast Network.

01:48:49 The Anthony Cumia Show.

01:48:51 Let's get right back to the phones here.

01:48:53 Scott in Venice, Florida.

01:48:56 What's up, man?

01:48:58 Hey, Anthony.

01:48:58 Great show as always.

01:49:00 Thank you, sir.

01:49:01 Yes, there are so many topics I can comment on.

01:49:03 But these communists, to me, they feel like they're these kids that grew up with very wealthy parents.

01:49:11 They've never worked a day in their life.

01:49:13 Everything's been paid for.

01:49:15 They don't have a concept of what the value of a dollar is or how to earn it or how to keep it.

01:49:22 And if their life was a line from a movie, it'd be,

01:49:26 Hooper, you've got city heads.

01:49:27 You've been counting money all your life.

01:49:29 Tie me a sheepshank.

01:49:30 bank but i mean they they don't understand how capitalism works how the economy works

01:49:40 and they think that money is just an infinite resource that will never run out yeah they have

01:49:46 no idea where money comes from what it is what it means they literally believe if you just print

01:49:53 more of it and hand it out that everyone could be rich they they don't understand what the value

01:50:00 of money is how money has a value and and why why you can make it through working uh they don't

01:50:08 understand any of that they they believe this communist nonsense that everyone can have whatever

01:50:15 they want as long as we you know get rid of the rich people or tax the hell out of them

01:50:20 and have zoran memdani on office to give everyone the money from the rich people they really believe

01:50:28 this it's it's a childlike way of thinking about how a country is supposed to work yeah i mean

01:50:36 do you think that this is maybe just an extension of trump derangement syndrome i mean it's like

01:50:42 just taking it to the next level yeah i think uh it's a trump derangement syndrome has been a

01:50:48 progressive disease it's not something that you know stops and hits you and you got to live with

01:50:53 it it's not treatable it just gets worse and worse like dementia and uh i think this this is part of

01:51:00 it i think it's gathered up all the crazies and centralized them onto one topic to focus on

01:51:07 because like we never hear about prop circles anymore or people see an el chupacabra and things 0.69

01:51:13 like that it's all just focused on trump trump and how horrible he is and how he's going to

01:51:19 destroy the world that's a great point yeah we don't really hear about uh those those crazy

01:51:25 things the Loch Ness Monster and stuff like that anymore because the the nuts are the nuts are out

01:51:31 there to to take pictures of and look at and and marvel at how uh crazy they are exactly love it

01:51:39 thanks Scott I don't I think he wanted to say something else but que sera sera whatever will

01:51:46 be will be as they say uh you know talking about the gun thing brandon johnson trying to sign an

01:51:51 eo not trying he did but uh he thinks that's going to work to reduce gun violence in his city

01:52:00 they don't care i see videos on a daily basis from all of these major cities including chicago

01:52:08 a lot of them from Chicago, where they will show a neighborhood, a corner somewhere, 0.75

01:52:15 and there will be a dozen or so young black kids standing there, mugging for the camera,

01:52:23 waving guns around, waving glocks with switches on them to make them fully automatic,

01:52:29 with giant rotary magazines, looks like a magazine you'd put in a Thompson submachine gun.

01:52:38 sticking out of the bottom of a Glock so they could get 50 rounds full automatic coming out of

01:52:44 a pistol. Then holding up the chopper, you know, an AK with a folding stock and all these things,

01:52:52 by the way, illegal in most of the country, definitely illegal in Chicago. And this is

01:53:01 what we see and here's here's what gets me you're on video there's faces i've seen some videos where

01:53:09 you could see the street corner that they're standing at the name of the street they'll say

01:53:15 it they're bragging about what street they live on and someone you know some other group may

01:53:21 better not come down this street where is the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms

01:53:29 Because I guarantee you, if it was a bunch of white dudes, one white guy that seems maybe, what has he got, a Confederate flag on his truck,

01:53:41 ATF would be knocking this guy's door down and putting a shotgun to his head if there was any indication that he was the person on a video doing this.

01:53:55 I've seen so many situations where they could round these people up

01:54:00 and arrest them on weapons charges, and you get nothing.

01:54:05 It continues.

01:54:07 So what is your EO, Brandon Johnson, on gun violence reduction really going to do?

01:54:16 I'll tell you, nothing.

01:54:19 It's going to do nothing.

01:54:20 You are putting more and more restrictions, infringements, on legal law-abiding gun owners' rights to bear arms.

01:54:32 And you're doing nothing when there's blatant illegal thugs and criminals holding guns, using them, committing crimes with them, modifying them illegally.

01:54:48 And nothing happens.

01:54:49 what do you expect to happen every weekend more carnage so sign your eos tie your cops hands

01:54:59 behind their back and uh blame richard millhouse nixon great so i'm looking at uh hawaii senator 1.00

01:55:08 uh mazy hirono she's another winner liberal democrat uh garbage and she's a little upset 1.00

01:55:17 because the Supreme Court has decided, and they made a decision on guns 1.00

01:55:25 and where and when you're allowed to carry them.

01:55:31 And I think she's upset that you no longer have to ask permission of the owner of Walmart

01:55:40 to go in and exercise your God-given Second Amendment right.

01:55:46 Let's listen to the senator here from Hawaii, AC8.

01:55:51 The Supreme Court recently made a decision that tossed out Hawaii's gun safety law

01:55:58 that required people who want to carry a gun into, say, a Walmart,

01:56:03 to get the owner of Walmart to say, okay, you can do that.

01:56:06 Here's Hawaii trying to enact gun safety laws for the protection of our people.

01:56:11 The Supreme Court decided that the right to carry a gun was more important than the right of the state of Hawaii to provide gun safety protections to our people.

01:56:29 See, this is an out-of-control Supreme Court majority.

01:56:32 Oh, out-of-control.

01:56:33 Strong dissents, but I want everyone to understand that our country, which is awash in guns,

01:56:40 is certainly not being helped by these kinds of decisions.

01:56:45 Oh, my God.

01:56:47 She says rights.

01:56:48 You know, the right, a right to carry a gun.

01:56:52 Yeah, it is a right. 0.93

01:56:54 You damn well better know that, Senator.

01:56:58 And I don't believe the framers, the founding fathers, felt that as the years went by, people's Second Amendment right would include, hey, why don't you ask permission of Walmart before you could go in there?

01:57:25 How about no?

01:57:26 I go into places that put those signs up, they got the gun with the red circle and the slash through it outside, and I look at that and I don't give it a second thought.

01:57:40 I carry concealed, no one is going to tell me when and where I can protect myself.

01:57:47 I went through all the things I needed to go through to legally carry a gun.

01:57:51 I don't need to ask the boss of Walmart if I could exercise my Second Amendment right.

01:57:59 I went through whatever federal restrictions and state restrictions have been put on Americans to infringe on their rights.

01:58:08 Reasonable, safe restrictions on guns.

01:58:12 No, they're not.

01:58:14 They are blatant infringements, and some states are unbelievably guilty of infringing on our rights.

01:58:24 We'll take a quick break and get back to this topic because you know damn well I'm pretty passionate about my Second Amendment rights.

01:58:32 Back in a moment.

01:58:34 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

01:58:38 it's the anthony cumia show entertaining and informative on the red apple podcast network

01:58:47 the anthony cumia show uh talking about uh guns this gun control um of course the supreme court

01:58:57 decided that um uh you you wouldn't have to ask permission in hawaii if you're a concealed carry

01:59:06 gun holder, you wouldn't have to ask permission of the Walmart to walk into their store.

01:59:16 We have the right to bear arms.

01:59:18 We have a right to protect ourselves.

01:59:22 And I certainly want to use the best tools available to me.

01:59:26 I am not at the age anymore where I can duke it out with an assailant.

01:59:33 i'm sure you don't want your own grandma having to engage in a open knife fight with someone 0.79

01:59:42 from ms13 it would be much nicer if she had the tools available to dispatch that person

01:59:49 without having to get into a knife fight with them so yeah uh hawaii senator maizey hirono

01:59:59 can go screw in my book and this brings up this is a case from 1991 and this is why i

02:00:10 will never pay attention to those signs that tell me i cannot carry a weapon in your establishment

02:00:17 there are certain places i know i went to the post office the other day and i left my weapon

02:00:23 in the car because you cannot carry a weapon in the post office that's a law you will get in

02:00:29 trouble the signs at various businesses or locations that's a policy it's a suggestion

02:00:38 and for the most part no one ever knows you're carrying concealed you're being smart about it

02:00:45 but i certainly am not going to put myself in a position where i'm vulnerable if something does

02:00:52 happen because there's an anti-gun person that owns the store or is the manager or something

02:00:59 uh-uh ain't gonna happen to me ain't gonna happen this is um a tragedy that happened

02:01:09 back in 1991 in uh killeen texas luby's cafeteria was the name of this restaurant

02:01:17 uh george pierre henard drove his pickup truck through the front window

02:01:23 and uh he exited the truck armed with two semi-automatic pistols and methodically

02:01:28 opened fire on the patrons uh 23 innocent people were killed 27 others wounded before the shooter

02:01:37 engaged in a shootout with cops and ultimately took his own life

02:01:41 uh let's see he had a history of erratic behavior no clear motive was ever noted

02:01:49 as to why he did this now here's the ripple effect that took place in texas

02:01:55 the tragedy left profound marks on gun rights advocacy several survivors most notably

02:02:03 suzanna uh greta hup who tragically lost both of her parents in the shooting became a leading

02:02:11 figure in the fight for concealed carry rights the lobbying contributed to the 1995 passage 0.66

02:02:18 texas law allowing residents with gun permits to carry concealed weapons it turns out this woman

02:02:25 had her gun but you were not allowed to carry concealed in certain establishments and she had

02:02:34 left her gun in her vehicle so she had to sit there cowering under a table and watch her parents 0.70

02:02:45 be gunned down by a mental patient a maniac without any chance of i don't know taking your

02:02:55 own safety into your own hands and i will never that sticks in my mind every time i see one of 0.98

02:03:05 those signs no concealed carry guns allowed in this establishment yeah how about you uh f off 0.97

02:03:14 i'm carrying that will never happen imagine imagine this girl knowing she had a gun 1.00

02:03:23 on her moments before and because of some stupid law or policy she left it in her car and now 0.99

02:03:33 she's watching innocent people including her parents get gunned down imagine that weighing 0.99

02:03:39 on you if only i took it with me you know maybe maybe it wouldn't have worked at all maybe she'd

02:03:45 be dead too but i certainly would like to have the opportunity to defend myself than not 0.92

02:03:53 and anybody that tells you different is a liberal mental patient out of their mind 0.60

02:04:02 or completely delusional that's right that's what i'm saying my friends uh let's talk to 0.99

02:04:11 nancy nancy in portland nancy what's up yeah just regarding brandon johnson yeah it's ridiculous

02:04:19 this new coalition or whatever he's building group anti-crime stuff when president trump

02:04:26 offered to bring in the national guard to help them right yes and what did he say it was free

02:04:32 i mean i think it's free i don't know yeah i think it's free and that would help that's what

02:04:38 they need in chicago in these areas that are just they've been ravaged by you know teen violence as

02:04:46 they call it uh they need law enforcement the national guard whatever it takes to come in there

02:04:53 and and remedy the problem he will never do it he says it makes the community unsafe to bring in

02:05:02 law enforcement and federal uh law enforcement uh how can you get more unsafe than 50 shot

02:05:11 and 10 dead in one weekend yeah it's just it's it's just talk about a embarrassment and a shame 0.89

02:05:21 on our country these cities and you know these democrats and these crazy people been in charge 0.57

02:05:27 so long that we just accepted it's like oh they're killing people in chicago i mean i'm from

02:05:31 small town there's you know i've never been around any kind of violence i've been you know safe and

02:05:37 lucky all my life and um you know you think about it like that lady that was murdered in the 0.98

02:05:43 restaurant oh my god that left her weapon because of their stupid rules yeah that's it they want to 0.99

02:05:49 they don't want you to have the ability to be self-sufficient whether it's your own safety 0.99

02:05:55 your food transportation housing they want you to have to to need them they they they i want you to

02:06:06 want to me they need you to need them and they will never let you uh be independent and self-sufficient

02:06:14 because then you don't have to vote for them you're so quick and so funny i want you to want

02:06:22 I mean, that's so funny.

02:06:23 Nancy, what brand of cigarettes did you smoke, Nancy?

02:06:29 Never.

02:06:30 Oh, wow.

02:06:30 I'm just noticing your voice a little raspy.

02:06:35 Yeah, you know, I guess, you know, some of us weren't meant for radio.

02:06:40 Oh, no, it's fine.

02:06:41 It's fine.

02:06:42 I'm just saying I thought maybe you smoked.

02:06:44 I was Marburg for a few years.

02:06:45 I enjoyed my Marburg.

02:06:46 Did you?

02:06:47 Yeah, yeah.

02:06:48 Oh, man.

02:06:48 I was cool.

02:06:49 It looked cool.

02:06:50 I want to tell all the kids listening, cigarettes look cool when you smoke them.

02:06:54 Thank you.

02:06:56 Anyway, thank you, Nancy, for the call.

02:06:59 Of course, I'm joking.

02:07:00 I don't want the authorities at the radio station to say, hey, you can't tell kids to smoke, Anthony.

02:07:07 What are you, a shock jock again?

02:07:09 I thought you were done with your shock jock days.

02:07:13 This is another just amazing thing from the left.

02:07:20 The fact that a judge, who's this judge?

02:07:24 Let me find this.

02:07:26 Here it is.

02:07:27 Leftist activist Obama-appointed judge Amy Berman, Amy Berman Jackson, 0.93

02:07:34 ooh, hyphenated, just ruled that SNAP, that's the welfare,

02:07:40 the program where people don't have to work, can have a bunch of kids, 1.00

02:07:48 and we get to pay for their food.

02:07:50 It's called Snap. And they made a policy, Trump and Kennedy made a policy that Snap can't pay for junk food, can't pay for junk food.

02:08:07 It's ridiculous that we're paying through our taxes for these leeches to buy food for themselves, of course. 0.98

02:08:18 They're all obese. 0.98

02:08:19 And they're a multitude of kids.

02:08:22 And they could buy whatever they want.

02:08:25 What do you want?

02:08:26 Kool-Aid, pineapples?

02:08:28 Is that still a thing or was that like a week?

02:08:31 That took off for like a week.

02:08:32 Now it doesn't seem that big a deal.

02:08:33 junk food and leave it to the left to have a judge strike it down and say, 0.99

02:08:42 nope, we want the SNAP recipients to eat crap and sugar and and sweets, cereals. 0.99

02:08:52 And who would do this? 0.99

02:08:55 for the sole reason, by the way, of just trying to screw Trump

02:09:02 and Robert Kennedy Jr. and people that want to save taxpayer money

02:09:09 because that stuff is expensive and maybe, maybe not have the people

02:09:15 that are on government assistance be clinically obese.

02:09:20 Not just, oh, wow, that person's fat, morbidly obese.

02:09:25 Oh, he's made me laugh.

02:09:28 So what's the motivation here on the part of the judge?

02:09:33 Well, Trump came up with it.

02:09:37 Robert Kennedy Jr. came up with it.

02:09:39 So we'll strike it down.

02:09:42 Because I can't think of any good reason you would want to do this.

02:09:45 Why would you want this to be part of what you're standing behind?

02:09:51 allowing these welfare recipients to eat the worst stuff possible.

02:09:56 So let's see. 0.99

02:09:58 According to Amy, junk food like neon-colored pineapple dunked in Kool-Aid, 1.00

02:10:04 yes, Cheetos, they're nutritious, and taxpayers must continue to foot the bill.

02:10:09 This, by the way, is the same judge who has been overturned twice so far. 0.99

02:10:14 She tried blocking the dismantling of Elizabeth Warren's pet project,

02:10:18 the CFPB 1.00

02:10:21 the hell is that

02:10:22 and was overturned 0.99

02:10:24 she then tried to block Trump 1.00

02:10:26 from firing the head of the office 0.99

02:10:27 of special counsel

02:10:28 and was overturned

02:10:31 Amy is also the judge

02:10:32 who sentenced Roger Stone

02:10:34 to prison for 40 months

02:10:36 remember that

02:10:38 when they raided his house

02:10:39 and CNN was there

02:10:40 and they dragged him out 0.99

02:10:41 with his wife 0.99

02:10:42 in his pajamas

02:10:43 in handcuffs

02:10:44 and he got 40 months

02:10:46 yeah she's the judge 0.90

02:10:48 that sentenced him she thinks it's a good idea for welfare recipients on our dime to buy the

02:10:56 crappiest food there is all right maybe we should hear representative brandon gill this guy's

02:11:06 hilarious he was um questioning a food security expert i don't even know what that is a food

02:11:18 security expert and uh i guess they would have in another one of these congressional hearings

02:11:23 uh asking this woman if soda is healthy that's it's an easy question i think no matter how much

02:11:33 you love soda you know it's not healthy you know it's not good for you you know that maybe some

02:11:41 fresh squeezed orange juice or water is probably much better i am guilty as charged mexican coke

02:11:49 made with real cane sugar i can drink a gallon of it and still want more but i know it's not healthy

02:11:57 this woman will not fess up she will not answer the question and uh representative gill is just

02:12:05 beside himself he's laughing at her her inability to answer this question uh ac 14 what does what

02:12:14 does snap stand for is a supplemental nutrition assistance program what's nutritional about

02:12:20 coca-cola i am not a nutritionist i am a food security expert in ensuring that individuals

02:12:28 have the food resources that they need i'm this is a common sense question all of these have been

02:12:34 common sense questions i'm just asking you is there nutritional value to sugary sodas

02:12:43 it's a yes or no question yeah

02:12:47 i am not an expert i would have to look at the dietary i'm not an expert

02:12:51 i don't think that there's nutritional value to sugary sodas i think most people in this

02:12:55 room would agree with that absolutely but you you have no opinion i'm here to talk about the food

02:13:02 needs and the hunger crisis that individuals here in America are facing.

02:13:05 Are you that ideologically dug in that you want our tax dollars paying for sugary sodas

02:13:11 that you will not, in a straightforward way, admit that sugary sodas are not healthful

02:13:16 for the American people?

02:13:19 I think that focusing on soda when people are going hungry.

02:13:22 We spend a lot of our tax dollars are spent on soda.

02:13:25 That's why I'm asking about it.

02:13:27 And you appear to be so ideologically dug in that you won't answer a simple question that that's not an appropriate use of our tax dollars and that that does not, in fact, make the American people more healthy.

02:13:43 I won't answer because there's no data sort of proving that.

02:13:46 Do you need data to determine whether drinking soda is healthy?

02:13:51 I'm sorry, it's a serious question.

02:13:55 Is there some – do you believe that perhaps drinking sodas every day is healthy?

02:14:02 The worst health outcome is hunger.

02:14:04 When individuals don't have the resources.

02:14:06 Do you satiate hunger with Coca-Cola?

02:14:08 I did not say that.

02:14:10 But you said that the worst health outcome is hunger, and I'm asking you about sugary sodas.

02:14:15 And I'm focusing on the nutrition needs and making sure that children have the resources.

02:14:18 Is your organization funded by soft drink makers?

02:14:23 Oops.

02:14:24 I am not in charge of development, but no.

02:14:28 It's not.

02:14:28 Okay.

02:14:29 Is your organization funded by organizations that make money from food stamps?

02:14:41 She's boggled.

02:14:42 Do organizations who profit off of food stamps fund your organization or businesses?

02:14:50 I mean, I can't comment to that.

02:14:54 I'm happy to talk about the resources that need it.

02:14:57 Does General Mills fund your organization?

02:15:00 I don't have access to that information.

02:15:02 I do. It's right here.

02:15:04 They do fund your organization.

02:15:06 Do they profit off of food stamps?

02:15:09 Retailers are the major beneficiaries.

02:15:11 You think that that's a conflict of interest?

02:15:14 That's where EBT dollars are utilized.

02:15:17 Yes, and they're profiting off of your advocacy.

02:15:19 do you think that that's a conflict of interest

02:15:22 jeez man

02:15:25 slamming i think most people think that's a conflict of interest i know you don't want to answer

02:15:31 my time is up thank you mr chairman beautiful beautiful now as per usual nothing will come of

02:15:39 this unfortunately i love seeing people getting getting grilled at these hearings and that was

02:15:45 a pretty good one it also turns out that pepsico the obviously the pepsicola company um uh is also

02:15:53 financially tied to her organization so the soda thing obviously it all boils down to corruption

02:16:01 and fraud and and misuse of funds and on the receiving end are people that are obese

02:16:11 and allowed to use tax dollars, which should be for healthy food,

02:16:19 it should be a requirement.

02:16:21 Look, I'm sorry.

02:16:22 I can go to the store and buy Coca-Cola and chug it down if I want to.

02:16:28 That's part of the privilege of being a working person with his own money.

02:16:34 But if you're asking the government to give you money for food,

02:16:41 they sure as hell have a say in what you can and can't buy.

02:16:47 That's not infringing on someone.

02:16:49 You are taking money from the citizens,

02:16:53 and the representatives of those citizens should absolutely be able to dictate

02:16:58 what you buy and can't buy with that money.

02:17:01 And if you're trying to feed children with it,

02:17:03 then you better damn well be buying healthy food 1.00

02:17:08 that isn't going to turn them into the fat slobs that their mother is 1.00

02:17:13 or their grandmother, whoever's raising them. 0.92

02:17:16 When I saw that, I thought it was great.

02:17:19 Just another grift, just another grift from some organization

02:17:25 that's stealing from us.

02:17:29 All right, back in a moment.

02:17:33 It's the Anthony Cumia Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network.

02:17:38 it's the anthony cumia show entertaining and informative on the red apple podcast network

02:17:46 the anthony cumia show what a uh what a great evening spending this sunday night with you

02:17:56 people the listeners of this very program we do appreciate it and uh boy it wouldn't be a

02:18:04 a sunday without sondra sondra from jersey what's up well anthony i wasn't going to call your show

02:18:12 anymore whoa i was very well i'm being honest with you because you didn't stick up for me

02:18:19 when your buddy joaquin said i have a pouty mouth i have a professional mouth i'm very

02:18:25 professional most of the time one time when i called your show i said holy whatever okay i

02:18:32 made a mistake all right right right okay so for him to talk about me i could say things about him

02:18:39 but i would never stoop so low no no because he shared no he shared things about himself

02:18:44 that's not perfect but i wouldn't go pick on him so i don't i hope he's listening i don't appreciate

02:18:50 what joaquin said about me and you didn't stick up for me instead of saying oh sandra you know

02:18:57 don't say that about her you said oh yeah she's waiting to get on your show i hung up after that

02:19:02 Oh, jeez.

02:19:05 Sandra, Sandra, I apologize.

02:19:08 I stick up for you.

02:19:09 You call.

02:19:10 You're very courteous and cordial.

02:19:12 And, yes, you let slip the S word once.

02:19:15 One time.

02:19:16 One time in my life. 1.00

02:19:17 And that should not classify you as a potty mouth.

02:19:21 Right, exactly.

02:19:22 All right.

02:19:23 One time.

02:19:24 I take it back.

02:19:25 I take it back, Sandra.

02:19:27 Well, you didn't say it.

02:19:28 He said it.

02:19:29 Joaquin, the angel.

02:19:29 Well, I didn't defend you.

02:19:30 Your buddy.

02:19:31 You didn't defend me. 0.99

02:19:32 Take the apology, Sondra. 1.00

02:19:33 Jesus.

02:19:35 All right.

02:19:36 I had to get it off my chest.

02:19:37 Thank you for listening to me.

02:19:39 Thank you, dear.

02:19:39 You're really bothering me.

02:19:40 All right.

02:19:41 No, I don't want to make any enemies here.

02:19:44 You're always wonderful when you call, Sondra.

02:19:47 Thank you so much.

02:19:47 Thank you.

02:19:48 There goes Sondra.

02:19:51 All right.

02:19:52 You know, some people, they need the record to be clean.

02:19:58 I get it.

02:19:59 Here's a couple of things that we're sitting around for the whole show

02:20:02 that I think I'll get to.

02:20:03 First of all, Mamdani's rent freeze.

02:20:07 How are you guys feeling about that, huh?

02:20:10 Zora Mamdani delivered his signature campaign promise.

02:20:15 One of his signature campaign promises.

02:20:17 Let's be real.

02:20:18 Those free buses.

02:20:19 What happened?

02:20:21 I think the city, I think it was in Colorado,

02:20:24 one of the cities that he was basing his free buses on,

02:20:29 that city had to go back to having buses where people pay fares

02:20:34 because they ran out of money.

02:20:36 You cannot run buses for free.

02:20:40 It doesn't work.

02:20:41 The buses need to be maintained.

02:20:44 They need fuel.

02:20:46 The maintenance crew needs to be paid.

02:20:48 The driver needs to be paid.

02:20:50 All kinds of things that cost money.

02:20:53 Just, oh, free bus, that's easy.

02:20:55 Well, just let the passengers drive it and fix it when it's broken and buy the gas for it.

02:21:02 So this was another part of his signature campaign promises after New York City's Rent Guideline Board voted 7 to 1

02:21:12 to approve the first ever two-year rent freeze in the board's history for roughly 1 million rent-stabilized apartments across the city.

02:21:21 The goal is that every single apartment in New York has a rent freeze.

02:21:27 This, in some cases, I guess, is good if you're a tenant and you don't want to pay more rent.

02:21:36 But again, just like the free buses, the cost of everything is going up, especially in a city like New York.

02:21:43 How the hell are the landlords supposed to pay their taxes and the maintenance on the buildings?

02:21:51 And I'm sure there's so many fees in New York.

02:21:56 I can't imagine what the city taxes are for real estate in New York.

02:22:01 It's got to be obscene.

02:22:05 So we'll see how this works out with Zoram and Danny.

02:22:09 also out of new york leticia james tish james uh she says starting i guess it was yesterday

02:22:19 new york's law banning most law enforcement officers from wearing masks while on duty

02:22:25 goes into effect uh this is a critical protection to help new yorkers feel safe

02:22:33 and ensure accountability if you see someone breaking the law contact us and then you could

02:22:41 contact leticia james i'll tell you what makes me feel unsafe is that what it is uh this is

02:22:49 critical protection to help new yorkers uh keep new yorkers safe and ensure accountability

02:22:54 uh the thugs not wearing masks how about we go to that how about we make it so the thugs walking

02:23:03 around aren't allowed to wear masks while you're assaulted and robbed and murdered and raped and so

02:23:09 on and so on i don't really mind the cops wearing masks it's fine they have badges on they have

02:23:16 names on their shirts yeah i don't mind especially considering they're doing it because the liberals 0.98

02:23:22 are so mentally ill that they will put their names out the names of their families where they live 1.00

02:23:29 and try to kill them. 1.00

02:23:32 That's what happens when the lunatic left gets to doxing some of these officers 1.00

02:23:38 just trying to do their job.

02:23:40 And what are you going to do, Letitia James?

02:23:43 What is your goal here?

02:23:45 To lock up the police?

02:23:47 The police are going to arrest ICE agents and whatnot? 1.00

02:23:50 Just another load of crap from Letitia James. 0.97

02:23:53 Thank you for tuning in, people. 0.98

02:23:55 We do appreciate it.

02:23:57 And we'll be back next week.

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