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Filmmaker Joel Gilbert comes on to talk about the tragedies that happened last weekend at Brown University, Australia and Rob Reiner's house also discussed Trump's takeover of the justice system.

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Greg Kelly turns 57 years old today, so he obviously wants his presents, but for now he will give new info on Nick Reiner's murder on his parents Rob and Michele.

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Greg Kelly's mom Veronica Kelly comes on to wish her son a happy 57th birthday.

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Greg dedicates his final hour to more topic of the day and even a call from his mom.

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In the second hour, Greg talks more about Nick Reiner and even gets a call from Joel Gilbert.

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Greg Kelly celebrates his 57th birthday today and celebrates it by going over the news from last night

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On this episode, Suzanne is joined by Ann Korchak of the Small Property Owners of New York, attorney Jim Walden, Vice President Jan Lee, and board member Lincoln Eccles for an urgent discussion on a proposed New York City bill that could restrict a property owner’s right to sell on the open market. The panel breaks down the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act and what it would mean for small landlords, tenants, housing supply, and investment across New York City. John Catsimatidis also joins briefly in studio to weigh in on the broader economic impact, the ongoing exodus of businesses and residents, and why common-sense housing policy continues to be ignored. A timely conversation ahead of a critical vote with major consequences for the future of the city.

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In this episode of Building Bridges: That Which Unites Us, Michael Hershman sits down with Amir Korangy for a personal conversation about his journey from a young immigrant to the founder and publisher of The Real Deal, one of the most influential real estate outlets. They also discuss changes in the sector over the course of Amir’s 20-plus year career, the impact of technology, and the evolving profession of journalism in an ever-changing world.

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On this Wednesday edition of Sid & Friends in the Morning, Red Apple Media Owner & Operator John Catsimatidis is joined by WABC Radio News Director James Flippin as they substitute once again for morning show host Sid Rosenberg as Sid travels back from Washington, D.C., where he attended last night's White House Chanukah Party at the invitation of President Donald Trump.

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Sid Rosenberg calls into his own morning show as John Catsimatidis & James Flippin substitute for him as he travels back from Washington, D.C. Sid recaps his momentous experience at the White House where he was unexpectedly called on stage by President Trump at the White House Chanukah Party. Celebrating their strong relationship, Trump’s commendation highlighted the high regard in which Sid is held. Sid discusses the honor and surreal nature of the event, as well as his involvement in significant occasions such as lighting the Menorah at the Plaza Hotel and speaking at Madison Square Garden. The conversation transitions to reflections on anti-Semitism, the importance of educating the youth about the Holocaust, and recent acts of anti-Semitism. The segment wraps up with Rosenberg's views on current sports events, including the Knicks' in-season tournament win, and a nod to his excitement about returning to the airwaves tomorrow.

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