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Mark Levin
How Democrats Have Responded to Other Attacks on the Capitol
"But I want to remind you as they talk about this today endlessly That there have been other attacks on the capitol building and what the Democrats did about it Our friends at American spectator wrote about this not too long ago And I've talked about it before in 1978 Jimmy Carter commuted the sentence of Andreas figueroa cordes a Puerto Rican communist Who participated in a shoot up of the well of the House of Representatives From the visitors galley He did it He said on humanitarian grounds given that the man's terminal cancer diagnosis the next year Carter took the unpardonable step of pardoning court as his three comrades In that 1954 action that wounded 5 congressmen they shot 5 congressmen From the gallery and Carter Carter pardoned the three that were still alive and commuted the sentence of the ringleader That's how much they care About protecting the capitol building on the last day of his presidency Bill Clinton granted a full pardon to Susan Rosenberg who was she 16 years into a 58 year sentence for possession of guns in over 700 pounds of explosives Did that happen on January 6th I remember the weather underground in numerous of its succeeding splinter groups Rosenberg allegedly participated in the 1983 bombing of the U.S. capitol as a member of something calling itself the armed resistance unit
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Chuck Rosenberg: DOJ Has Only One Shot at Indicting Trump
"Talking head. I think over on MSNBC. Listen to what he said about what could happen if they do get an indictment against Trump. And he's acquitted. Here's chuck Rosenberg on MSNBC. Sometimes when you're in the Justice Department, you can't talk publicly about what you're doing. You can't explain why it's taking a long time. But you really only have one shot at this. You really only have one shot to get it right. And so let's take our time. Let's be really careful. And if and when we put a case in front of a jury, let's convict because that legacy will have lasting import. To your point show, an acquittal could be devastating here. An acquittal could be what do you think happens to Trump if they bring him up before a court and he's acquitted and incidentally good luck with at least a reasonable jury convicting somebody of inciting an insurrection when this is what he said. I
Wisdom From The Top
"rosenberg" Discussed on Wisdom From The Top
"I think that the leadership is part art and part science, but I do believe it can be learned. I don't think you have to be a born leader. I can't look at myself and decide which came where. I can tell you this without any equivocation. It's been a journey of growth continuously, the willingness to read, to attend seminars. And I wish I was born with all of those skills and insights as a 25 year old when I took over, but I wasn't. Yeah. So a lot of it came through era, mistakes, and pain, and the willingness to accept pain. And I think that's part of leadership is when things go wrong, you take the pain, and when things go right, you share the glory. And I was also surrounded by extraordinary extraordinary team, which I loved. I love the people I worked with. And I loved the business. And I didn't, I didn't mind accepting responsibility when I had a lot to learn. I was still a kid. I was still learning. So I sort of formed a feeling and a philosophy that so long as I had breath in my body, I could always have a second and third chance. So I could kick a stone, make a mistake, forgive myself and live with and carry on, just don't give up. And persistence, I think, where it comes its genetic or whether I learned that I can't tell you. But I have it. And that's a very valuable commodity to have if you're going to find yourself in a position of leadership, because problems will occur. Life is lumpy, both in commercial life and a personal life. And it's the ability to sort of pick yourself up and carry on and accept your foibles, remedy them and move on. That spa Rosenberg, former CEO of Dunkin Donuts. Bob has a new book out. It's called around the corner to around the world. A dozen lessons I learned, running Dunkin Donuts. Hey, thanks for listening to the show this week. The music for this episode was composed and performed by drop electric. I'm guy raz and you've been listening to wisdom from the top for luminary, built in productions and NPR.
Big Brains
"rosenberg" Discussed on Big Brains
"A distracting world. We all share an intuition that our experiences in our environments are influencing how we can focus. It's also a world that demands and rewards our ability to focus in school at work, much of our success in life depends on our ability to pay attention. And we have a lot of things competing for our attention now, right? We have phones, televisions, social media, emails, popping up. Slack messages popping up. It can get so overwhelming that it can be hard to know what your ability to focus even is. But what if there was a way to hook up your brain to a machine and learn something about your capacity to pay attention without the distractions? I'm really interested in studying the mind. How do our cognitive processes work? How do we pay attention? How do we remember information? That's Monica Rosenberg, a neuroscientist at the University of Chicago, and one of the leading experts on the neuroscience of focus and attention. I tend to use those interchangeably, although I think that sometimes I slip into the language of just referring to attention or focus when really I mean sustained attention. So maintaining that processing on relevant information over an extended period of time. It can seem like our culture is obsessed with our ability to focus. It's in the news. It might seem our ability to concentrate on one thing is collapsing. Books about it dominate the bestseller list. The new book from New York Times bestselling author Johann Hari is called stolen focus while you can't pay attention. He takes a closer look at why this is happening and how to get our concentration back. All of this may feel like reaction to our hyperactive lifestyles. But really, it's nothing new. One of my colleagues gave a presentation in a graduate course I'm teaching in which he showed an image, I believe it was from scientific American from the early 20th century where somebody was wearing a helmet that was supposed to block out distraction. Humans have always been obsessed with focus. Even a hundred years ago, people were still feeling this pressure to stay focused and still feeling like there were things in their environment that were preventing them from doing that. But at least today we have the tools to start to measure and understand what's going on on our brains with attention and focus. And that's exactly what Rosenberg's lab does. We can look at a person's brain network fingerprint and predict with some degree of accuracy, how well they're able to focus, and in particular how well they're able to perform on different attention tasks. And even if they experience symptoms of ADHD. To some people have an easier time sustaining attention while others don't, just because of the way their brains are organized. And if you have a harder time, other things you can do to make your focus better. It's not that we're born with this skeleton brain network and we can't do anything about it. But it really seems to be malleable. Like it's changing within somebody. From the University of Chicago podcast network, this is big brains. A podcast about the pioneering research and the pivotal breakthroughs that are reshaping our world. On this episode, the science of focus. I'm your host, Paul rant. We don't often think about it, but we carry around one of the greatest scientific mysteries with us every single day. It's our brains work. Monica Rosenberg, however, hasn't been able to stop thinking about that mystery since high school. I grew up in Rhode Island, and I was walking around Brown campus in high school, and I came across a cognitive science building. I thought, what is cognitive science? I don't know what that is. And I started reading about it and I got really interested in this idea that our brain is just like another organ of our body. It's like meat in our skulls, but somehow it gives rise to really complex cognitive processes. It gives rise to our consciousness. You know, I've never heard anybody describe a brain just meeting our skulls. That must be a very scientific term. Yeah, exactly. There's a great science fiction story that actually have undergraduate students in a class that I teach read about how aliens from a silicon based planet are totally baffled by the fact that meat can give rise to these complex processes. So that was actually kind of like how I got interested in these questions. Out of all the possible questions, Rosenberg mainly focuses on one. The neuroscience of attention. Attention has in our field been considered famously difficult to define. One of my favorite definitions comes from a review paper by my PH PhD adviser Marvin Chun and colleagues. And they talk about attention as the way that our brain controls its own information processing. So this idea that there's too much in our environments for us to process, but our attention helps us select relevant information, ignore irrelevant information, maintain focus over time. So maintain that interest or processing on relevant information over longer periods of time. And that's the kind of attention in particular that my lab studies. Defining attention is one problem. But measuring it is a whole other issue. So my lab uses techniques such as functional MRI, which measures a proxy for brain activity while people engage in cognitive processes to better understand how those processes work and how they're instantiated in the brain. Now, most of us are probably familiar with an MRI, but what's an FMRI? Yeah, so it's the same machine as an MRI, but it's measuring a different signal. So if you get an MRI of your knee or even your brain structure, that's taking a picture of particular parts of the body. But when we measure functional MRI data, we're actually characterizing how blood flow in the brain is changing over time. And the reason that's relevant for brain activity is the way that blood is moving around the brain is a proxy for neural activity when a part of the brain is active and neurons are firing there. Blood with oxygen is sent to that part of the brain, and that's what we're measuring with FMRI. So it's a proxy for neural activity. What's really fascinating, though, is that not everyone's brain looks the same. In fact, we're all pretty unique. It turns out if we measure a person's brain network. So how different parts of the brain interact with each other. That is very stable over time, and it's also distinct for every person. So we can look at a pattern of how a person's different regions of their brain are interacting. And use that to pick them out from a group, just like a fingerprint. It's sort of like a detective, Rosenberg can use that fingerprint to learn all sorts of things about you, including your ability to pay attention and to focus. So my lab has shown that differences in these brain network fingerprints between people are predictive of how well they can maintain focus over time. And it turns out that we can look at a person's brain network fingerprint and predict with some degree of accuracy how well they're able to focus and in particular how well they're able to perform on different attention tasks. And even if they experience symptoms of
Daddy Issues with Joe Buck and Oliver Hudson
"rosenberg" Discussed on Daddy Issues with Joe Buck and Oliver Hudson
"Com slash metaverse impact. Hey daddy, she's listeners. Cavalry audio and executive producer Oscar Isaac have a riveting new true crime podcast you won't want to miss. The Rosenberg case, a tale of murder, corruption, and conspiracy in Guatemala. Writer and narrator, Edgar Castillo unravels the true story of the bizarre assassination of Rodrigo Rosenberg, an influential Guatemalan lawyer who was gunned down while in his Sunday morning bike ride. In May of 2009. At his funeral, he posthumously released a YouTube video that declared, if you're seeing this video, it means that I've been murdered by president Alvaro colom. Guatemala is sitting president. The video unleashed a major political upheaval and one of the most unpredictable murder investigations in history. I'm about to play you a clip from the Rosenberg case, and while you're listening, be sure to follow on Apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also listen to episodes a week early and ad free by subscribing to cavalry plus on the Apple podcast app. Click the link in the show notes to listen to the entire season. Cavalry audio on May 10th, 2009. Rodrigo Rosenberg, marsano, book up early, around 7 o'clock. It was a bright, fresh Sunday morning in Guatemala City. The capital of Guatemala. It was Mother's Day. That morning, Rosenberg woke up early, because he had a lot on his mind. He was in the middle of the biggest, most consequential case of his career. And he needed to clear his head. Rodrigo Rosenberg was a prominent corporate lawyer. A wealthy member of the elite class. He had an apartment in zone 14. An opulent neighborhood where diplomats and heirs to colonial coffee fortunes live in heavily guarded high rises. At 48 years old, Rosenberg was still fit and healthy. Still in his prime. And that morning, a few minutes after 8, he put his headphones on, queued up a Santana song on his iPod. And set off on a bike ride. At ten minutes past 8, he was only a block away from his apartment building. Heading down a service road. When it happened. The first bullet entered his back, exiting out the left side of his stomach. The next two shots hit the left side of his face. On the cheek. The fourth bullet was probably the one that killed him. It entered from underneath his jaw, ripped through his eye, and burst out through his left temple. His body collapsed onto a grass embankment on the side of the road. Then, for good measure, the killer placed the barrel of his 9 millimeter to the center of Rosenberg's forehead, and fired, at point blank range. Rodrigo Rosenberg was dead. Murdered. 6498. That's how many homicides what the Mullah recorded in 2009. Giving the Central American country one of the highest per CAPiTA murder rates in the world. Meaning it wasn't that unusual to see someone gunned down in the middle of a street and broad daylight. But the murder of Rodrigo Rosenberg was different. Hell it wasn't just different. It was different on steroids and then dipped in barbecue sauce. And within 48 hours, it would plunge the entire nation of Guatemala into total chaos. This is a story about a murder. About how one murder exploded into a political firestorm. It's about the international team of investigators, tasked with solving the crime and unraveling the Byzantine mystery behind it. The shocking twists and turns of which would involve the most powerful people in Guatemala. Including the president himself. This is a story about power. About secrets and lies. About the craziest, most baffling political conspiracy ever. I know that sounds like a bold statement, but trust me. You've never come across anything like this. Imagine Oliver Stone sipping on ayahuasca tea, while going full pizzagate on YouTube. That's the level we're going to reach here. But whenever I think about the Rosenberg case, I always think about the man himself. His state of mind. And I always come back to the same question. The morning he was murdered, right before he died. What was he thinking? As he rode his bike, sunshine on his face, music playing in his ears. What was going through his head? Was he asking himself questions like, how did this happen? How did it come to this? Could I have done something differently? Should I keep going? When that first bullet hit him in the back. As his body went numb and the light began to fade. Maybe he was asking himself the same question. The whole world would soon be asking. Who killed Rodrigo Rosenberg?.
The Officer Tatum Show
WABC Talk Radio Host Bernard McGuirk, Dead at 64
"I just real quick here radio legend Bernard Bernard McKernon died on Wednesday at the age of 64 following a battle with prostate cancer, a WABC announced man. I remember him. Mcgurk a long time, executive, a longtime producer and personality for late icon Don Imus, famed imus in the morning, was most recently the co host of WABC's Bernie and Sid in the morning alongside Sid Rosenberg, red Apple media president Chad Lopez announced that mcgirt's passing announced that mcgirt's passing Friday morning with the touching statement about the man who moved the imus moved with I miss a WABC in 2007 and has been on the air in New York City since 19 86. Here's what Lopez had to say. It is with profound sadness that I'm gonna share this news with you. Bernard mcgurk, husband, father and our friend passed away yesterday. October 5th in the company of his family, Bernie courageously battled cancer for all to see and hear in a manner that was inspiring to all of us. Bernie loved radio and shared his life with the listeners in New York City since 1986 when he joined the many voices on New York City's airwaves. He entertained millions across the country, working with imus in the morning, making you laugh one moment and making you think the next low-pass continued in 2007, Bernie came with imus to broadcast here at WABC, his personality from day one dramatically improved the camaraderie and morale of the entire radio station, his comedy and press of his professionalism, immeasurable and his character without peer.
The Eric Metaxas Show
"rosenberg" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"The Iranian leaders want is a nuclear 9 11. We are literally just coming off the memory of the worst terrorist attack in the history of the United States, but it pales to what the Iranian leadership wants. They are driven by an apocalyptic end times theology that's genocidal. We have an end times theology. Jesus said in Matthew 24 14, this good news, this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations, including Iran, coding Israel, and then the inch will come. Our job is Christians is not to wipe the world out, but it's to seek to save as many people as willing to save by preaching the gospel. The Iranian leaders, not the people, but the leaders see the exact opposite. They believe if they can wipe out Israel, the epicenter of Judaism, and the United States, which they believe is the epicenter of Christendom, then this is the end of days and will usher in an Islamic caliphate. This is what we're up against. And most leaders in Washington don't get it. They don't understand what's driving the Iranian leaders and therefore they're willing to try to make a deal as though they're the Swiss or the Japanese or the Brazilian somebody that's willing to sit down and have a rational conversation. That's not possible. We'll be covering all of it on the Rosenberg report 9 p.m. Thursday nights and TBN. But I'll tell you, it's not just news. I will beat I can't just do news. I am a commentator and you'll know my opinions every week. I want to just keep you on for one more segment Joel, but folks, I just want to tell you, it's a big deal that TBN is doing this. I'm excited. We need to know what's going on in that part of the world. That's an understatement. We'll be right back. Hey there folks, I'm talking to Joel Rosenberg, who has written many, many bestsellers, does an all kinds of things, but right now, very exciting. He is launching October 6th, a new program on TBN. First ever weekly news and commentary program that's shot in Israel. And I want to say this is really important. Joel, you were just talking about something. We have to be really clear about this. Iran wants to wipe Israel off of the face of the map. That is a horror, but it's true. But there are many naive people most of them today in the Democratic Party, they do not understand evil. They are either naive or either they're willfully naive or perhaps simply naive, but it's an astonishing thing when you're talking about wiping a nation, a people off the map, it is what Hitler's intention was..
The Eric Metaxas Show
"rosenberg" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
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The Eric Metaxas Show
Joel Rosenberg Describes His New Primetime Show on TBN
"Joel Rosenberg, my friend, welcome. It's great to be on the Eric metaxas show. That's connected to you, right? You know something the name was not taken. So let's grab it. What are the odds, you know? My name is Eric meta taxes. Grab it. And okay, so but this is a new show that you're doing on TBN, and so tell us what it's about. And by the way, I know, you know, in case people are unaware, you are in Israel, you're going to be doing this show from Israel, but it is a weekly news and commentary program to tell us about it. What made you want to do this? Yeah. Happy to do it, Eric. Yeah, this is actually TBN's first ever weekly prime time news and commentary show from the Middle East from Israel from Jerusalem. TBN's never done it. As you know, for many years, TBN was almost solely Bible teaching and music starting with Huckabee and of course Eric began to moving into more commentary and social analysis, political analysis, but they've gone to a new level. They put it in a bid to host the Olympics. In 2028, it's unbelievable what TBN is doing. It's almost frightening, isn't it? But so yes, they're now moving into news and they picked Joel Rosenberg. That's you to host a weekly show. But from Israel, that's kind of amazing actually. Yeah. Well, I am amazing. Honestly, at first I told them no, I appreciate it, but I don't have the time. I don't have any bandwidth for that. I'm running all Israel news, all Arab news, the two only news websites in the world that are published daily original news and commentary from Israel in English from Jerusalem by evangelicals and Messi and Jews four even joke was messy and choose.
The Eric Metaxas Show
"rosenberg" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Tell me Eric, why is relief factor so successful at lowering or eliminating pain? I'm often asked that question, the owners of relief factor tell me they believe our bodies were designed to heal. That's right, designed to heal, and I agree with them. So the doctors who formulated relief factor for them selected the four best ingredients, yes, 100% drug free ingredients, each helps your body deal with inflammation. Each of the four ingredients deals with inflammation from a different metabolic pathway, and that right there approaching from four different angles may be why so many people find such wonderful relief. So if you've got back pain, shoulder neck hip knee or foot pain from exercise or just getting older, you should order the three week quick start discounted to only 1995 to see if it will work for you. It works for me. It has for about 70% of the half a million people who've tried it and have ordered more, go to relief factor dot com or call 800 for relief to find out about this offer, feel the difference. Hey folks, I'm excited to have back as my guest, our friend Joel Rosenberg. Now, some of you already know about Joe Rosenberg, you think. You know that he is, well, he's a New York Times bestselling author. He's just generally a bestselling author of many books. He's the editor in chief of all Israel news, all Arab news. And on and on and on. But today, I get to talk to him about something else. It's called the Rosenberg report, I'm guessing that that's named after Joel Rosenberg, Joel Rosenberg, my friend, welcome. It's great to be on the Eric metaxas show. That's connected to you, right? You know something the name was not taken. So let's grab it. What are the odds, you know? My name is Eric meta taxes. Grab it. And okay, so but this is a new show that you're doing on TBN, and so tell us what it's about. And by the way, I know, you know, in case people are unaware, you are in Israel, you're going to be doing this show from Israel, but it is a weekly news and commentary program to tell us about it. What made you want to do this? Yeah. Happy to do it, Eric. Yeah, this is actually TBN's first ever weekly prime time news and commentary show from the Middle East from Israel from Jerusalem. TBN's never done it. As you know, for many years, TBN was almost solely Bible teaching and music starting with Huckabee and of course Eric began to moving into more commentary and social analysis, political analysis, but they've gone to a new level. They put it in a bid to host the Olympics. In 2028, it's unbelievable what TBN is doing. It's almost frightening, isn't it? But so yes, they're now moving into news and they picked Joel Rosenberg. That's you to host a weekly show. But from Israel, that's kind of amazing actually..
The Eric Metaxas Show
How Dean Cain Prepared to Play a Pastor in 'No Vacancy'
"Play pastor cliff Lee, is it Lee? Yeah. In the movie, and so yeah, what prepared you to play a page? Did you ever think you'd play a pastor as kind of an interesting thing, right? Yeah. Well, I've played a lot of pastors now in my day. And it's really interesting because I've met so many and spent so much time, you know, on a one to one level throughout years and one of the things you realize with the pastors is they're just people too, you know? And sometimes people look at a pastor and they think that they're just this, you know, this force, this power and everything's perfect in their lives and always has been, that's not true for anybody. So it was really interesting. Cliff Lee is the pastor himself is an amazing guy. He's much taller than me. So I've tried to play as tall as I could, but what a sweet, wonderful guy he is. And his whole, what's happening with him is, you know, he has his own sort of journey in that he's trying to help the homeless because the numbers are huge in South Florida at the time, but this is going on. And so he wants to buy, he felt called from God to go and buy this motel nearby and turned it into a homeless shelter. And it would cost, you know, a million something to do so. And they were already having financial problems, but he just felt like this was the thing he was being called to do. And he didn't know how it was going to happen. And he always turns the God was like, okay, I don't know how it's going to happen. You show me how this is going to happen. I'll keep pushing. And eventually, the community comes together in a wonderful way. Kind of like it's a wonderful life. And it's an amazing, it's an amazing feel good moment, but it's true. That's what makes it so wonderful. So
The Eric Metaxas Show
Dean Cain of Superman Fame Talks About New Film 'No Vacancy'
"Dean Cain is here on the program. Dean Cain, the actor, welcome to the program. Becky Eric happened to be here. Very happy to be here. Well, and you really are the dean Cain that were, you know, that played Superman. I'm not making that one up. No, you are not making that. You're not another dean Cain. No. You're the guy. That's right. People know you. I mean, I know you principally from that series, which is already a while ago. You did the Ripley's believe it or not, series. I mean, you've done all kinds of stuff. So you're sort of a ubiquitous figure in American culture. But I want to talk to you about a movie that we've been talking about it on this program because this is Salem radio, but it's at Salem now dot com. And some of my audience already knows about it. But let me ask you since you're starring in the film. What is called no vacancy? What is the story of the film? Well, the story of the film essentially, it's the story of Cecil Johnson. And TC stallings plays the character. And it's a guy who basically has given up. He's done. He has finished with life. He has a mom who loves him and wishes he would clean up, but just he can't, he can't sort of get away from his demons, which are drug drug and alcohol addiction and he basically even tries to kill himself. Early in the film and fails of that. He's like, I can't even kill myself, you know? So what can I do? And then through a series of events, he ends up at a place where he receives help, a hand up. Not just a handout, but a hand up. And that place happens to be a place that where I'm the pastor. And it's a place where they house or rehabilitate. And take care of the homeless.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Eric Reflects on the Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II
"Watch the queen's funeral? Yes, I watched parts of it. A lot of it. And I found it very moving. I was moved by how Christian it was. It was profoundly Christian. And the fact that, you know, scores of millions, if not hundreds of millions of people watched something that was so Christian, it really was, it was just an extraordinary thing. The queen was serious about her Christian faith. And as I say over and over and over again, just because someone says they're a Christian, it's virtually meaningless to say you're a Christian. The question is, are you living like a Christian? You know, and from what I know, she was quite a serious Christian and the funeral was just magnificent. It was transcendent. And really, those kinds of events, the majesty of it, of our funeral procession. All those things, I think, point us toward God. There's something so beautiful about that kind of solemnity, so I was very moved by it. And I think it was, it was wonderful that they televised it. When
The Eric Metaxas Show
Is It Safe to Send Your Kids to College in NYC?
"My daughter is a junior in high school and she has a heart settle and attending the King's College in New York City. My wife believed and I believe she has the qualifications. Weed a tour. We love the school. We have close family friends, though who are saying, don't send her because of what they've seen like when shows like Tucker Carlson. I mean, what's is there to collapse of civilization happening in New York City right now? Is it safe for her to come? What do you think, Eric? So that's the big question. Should people send their children here to New York City for college for two to four years? And I actually see the questions in front of me. The woman says I've listened to every podcast that we've done on this program in 7 years since the very first one with Alice von Hildebrand. So I'll heal your hear your answer if you take this one on the air. Oh my goodness. Yeah. Oh my goodness. That was on Hitler's birthday 7 years ago. We said, how can what can we do on Hitler's birthday? The show starts on April 20th. What do we do? And we said, how about getting the widow of one of the greatest enemies of Adolf Hitler on the program that was Elvis and Hildebrand? Wow. Okay. Well, the answer to that question is, I understand the concerns, but I think if you have wisdom, you don't need to worry about these kinds of things. What I'm saying is if your daughter has wisdom, young people, sometimes lack wisdom, but I honestly think that if you come to New York City, you pretty quickly figure out what's safe, what's not safe. If you're in a college environment, you're not just wandering around. So I think a lot of this stuff is overblown. In other words, I think that you see the worst of everything on the news and you think, you know, I get phone calls from people. And I think what are you talking about? That's not happening a lot. It's so rare, but if anything bad happens, they put it on the news.
Mark Levin
Who Is Sid Rosenberg?
"A little bit about your background They're going to say why is he on and I'll explain in a minute because they're going to figure it out themselves Go ahead Well listen I started in radio many many years ago And I was a sports talk video game mark and what the WFA and the industry standard for sports It was there was Mike and the mad dog There was Sid Rosenberg And I had some issues Some very very public issues Drugs alcohol gambling and others And I blew it all away It was all gone It was all gone How'd it go down at the Florida take the first job given to me at the smallest stations in all of America and save that for 11 years begging and pleading New York PDs and management to bring me back sending tapes and doing fill in shows And then finally in 2016 Craig Schwab and shared Lopez of WABC in New York said you know what We're going to bring them back I came back to do middays at phenomenal mcgurk That lasted about two years then Don Imus retired They kicked him out And then of course he passed away unfortunately So we were doing mornings ever since for four years And right now Mark Levin your listeners should know we've got the number one new store radio show in New York And for that to happen at WABC is a huge testament to guys like you and O'Reilly John got some TDs but specifically me and Bernie because this patient was dead There was no pulse and now we're number one
Mark Levin
Sid Rosenberg Previews His New Book 'Sid-izens United'
"Your book is really quite fascinating here Tell everybody why you got involved in this project and what's it about Well you know my dad passed away two years ago Mark And I was very very close with my father And years ago I became friendly with a guy named Tim Russell You remember Tim And when of course when Tim's father passed away he wrote a book called big rush which he dedicated to the relationship between him and his father So I wanted to do the same thing with me and my late father Harvey And I went to Simon and shoe store He said listen I want to write a book like Tim did about me and my dad And he said wait a second wait a second Your sib Rosenberg Your number one in New York On any given morning you can go from Donald Trump to Eric Adams to Kathy hochul to Joe Biden to fill Sims to The Real Housewives of New Jersey Why limit the book to just you and your father I said well let me ask you this What will the advance look like if in fact they do it your way They gave me a number Boom Here's the book So my father inspired me to write the book How great relationship and God I miss him to death But the book has everything in there from politics to pop culture to sports and how I fell in love with a guy named Donald Trump did not love back in 2015
Mark Levin
Sid Rosenberg: Please Say a Prayer for Bernard McGuirk
"You guys are great You and Bernard mcguirk and people know Bernard they know I'm from I miss They know him from TV and so forth and so on How long have you known Bernard While I start up in order to name this back in 2000 so we've been friends now mark for 22 years but the news on Bernard is not good for folks who do know who he is and enjoy his work he was on the factor for many years too Tuesday nights were quite gutfeld He's a very sick He's got cancer He has not worked now for a month with me in the mornings He had done pneumonia last week He had an appendicitis attack and his appendix Burks actually a couple of weeks ago So at this point he's very very sick Every radio show Mark Every TV show that I do every public appearance I make I ask everybody to please say a prayer for benign macro It's gotten that bad to be honest Mark So I haven't seen Bernie in 7 months He hasn't worked now in about a month So please if you're out there listening and you know Bernie McGuire like Martha van is saying please say a prayer he could use your plans and love a lot about now
Mark Levin
Sid Rosenberg: It Took Me Three Months to Like Donald Trump
"Well tell us about that You have a whole chapter on a chapter 7 I do Should I vote if the Hillary Clinton in 2016 I thought Trump had the most stuff more silliness campaign I've ever seen He's wore a hat He's going to build a wall You know you've got low energy Mark Levin You got big hands said what was in Berg I mean it was a joke It was like watching TV again And I knew after Obama we needed somebody to really save us And I said he's not the guy I didn't like Hillary Clinton either don't get me wrong but he's not the guy but I'll tell you this Mark I'm adult enough to say this It took me three months That's it Three months and I said wow this guy's really good And if not for that COVID-19 sense if you end of 2000 is one in 2020 But three and a half years this guy went on to become in my opinion the greatest one term presidents ever and in my lifetime and if God's good to me I'll be 56 in April along with Ronald Reagan the best president I've ever seen So I want my guy that couldn't stand him thought he was a joke to a guy now that says in my lifetime one of the two best presidents ever
Mark Levin
Government Filing Describes the Documents Found at Mar-a-Lago
"As best as we can discern from this filing by the government today Which is an outrageous political document One sided narrative of course The intent is to turn this into the Rosenberg case The fact is the search warrant resulted in the finding of three classified documents in the former president His office desk Everything else was as represented That is in the storage room Then the government said it found several dozen additional classified documents in the boxes in the storage room Despite a representation from a lawyer that all such documents had been turned over in response to a subpoena And he said representative from a lawyer that he that he was informed Okay and so this demonstrates specific intent To obstruct the government it does I mean where are we going with this There's no information about destroying records in the filing Nothing
Mark Levin
The Outrageous Allegations Made in Government's Filing Against Trump
"The government's filing today was an outrageous political document not just the photo of the covers of the class 5 material But long winded with self serving allegations Now for example There's a footnote about how the FBI of course sees the former president's passport After all they were investigating potential violations related to national security right After all they say after all they assert in other words it's so it's so absurd The implication is that Trump is a flight risk How absurd But the FBI kindly returned them The standing argument is ridiculous In my view as the issue is whether they are not just privileged documents among those seas by the FBI the personal papers as well The DoJ attempts to turn this into the Rosenberg's case The fact is that the search warrant resulted in finding three classified documents in the former president's office desk That's it as far as we know from this filing The filing uses this as evidence that items removed from the storage room But the storage room is where they found the rest of the boxes including several dozen more classified documents They took the folder covers of the documents spread them on the floor and took a photograph including the photograph In their political filing for the world to see
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Daddy Spears Denied in Britney Spears' Court Case
"I've been on top of the Britney Spears conservatorship story for two years. I have a source on the inside who tells me everything. So my folks on the Patreon show have heard this, you guys are the free show we're going to hear this and I hope that will maybe motivate some of you to go to Patreon dot com slash fame is a bitch and pay the 5 bucks, which is less than a gallon of guests and listen to me 5 days a week, break big stories and get even more personal than I do now in the free show. But my source said, yes, they in court was absolutely crazy with Britney Spears. Attorney and her father's attorney. Her lawyer, Rosenberg, and her father's lawyer, wine garden, went head to head. It was very vicious. Wine gone when arguing that the courts of circus and Jamie spears or father is effectively being sent to the gallows. And judge penny who sat through all this was furious with those statements. Wine garden demanded that if Jaime is to be deposed, it must be in Louisiana in 30 days and kept secret to prevent a media circus. He also demanded Britney to be deposed for Iraqis against her father. Everything wine garden requested was denied. It's now been ordered that daddy spears must sit for deposition August 12th in LA. And he's requested to pose Britney was denied because she's not making the allegations that the FBI agents who are making the allegations specifically regarding the bugging of her personal devices and her
The Eric Metaxas Show
"rosenberg" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Here bill boys. He's part of the brass of salem headquarters. Fill a sent an email yesterday telling us to tell our listeners and viewers. that's you folks. I'm sorry but that's who you are that they are having a What is it. Can you read it. I really don't understand this now. This is a culture warrior. Contests believe it or not. It says this show wants to honor. And that's this show. Eric metaxas show honor those in american life or standing up for what they believe in. Okay we know there is a cultural war going on around us. But some people rise up and become culture warriors. You can nominate one of those as the twenty twenty one. Salem culture warrior of the year just go to in orcs website metaxas talk dot com and click on the banner just let us know give praising the courage meant to a culture warrior that you believe deserves it for this are we now is the is the secret idea that everybody on my program who listens to this program is gonna is gonna vote for me. I win this. I hope so. I mean i don't really understand if you don't vote for me. What does that say about you. I got my relationship with you. Kansas williams one he won last year's are definitely. Don't vote for his own. She's already got one of these on her mantelpiece. So enough about can enough okay. He's got one on her mantelpiece. I don't have an emmy a tony. I got nothing. So you wanna go to metaxas talk dot com and you wanna vote for a culture warrior. I guess i mean i would. I would vote for mike lindell. Because i love him Let me ask also when you go to my taxes talk dot com and yet now you have to go there yet. I'm sorry you have to go. It's a legal requirement. You want to go to jail or what. No you don't want to go to jail. You wanna go to metaxas talk dot com when you go there You're going to see the banner for the ice offending freedom. Ladies and gentlemen. We need your help on being blunt. Some of you can give very generously. This is a place. You don't need to think very hard whether this is worth your giving. This is about as good as it gets. If you could give them a million dollars. I would say you should do it. They need your help. They need our help. They are the front line of defense in religious liberty everywhere. In america judeo christian values christian specifically are being attacked for what reason wealth for no good legal reason but for reasons of cultural animus against people of faith if we don't stand and fight in the courts if we don't support the defending freedom the whole nation goes down without religious liberty and i've argued this many times in my books and other places we cannot have in america and because we've not been teaching this in schools. People don't really understand what's the big deal. It sounds like a religious thing. Maybe you're not that religious. It's not about that it's about america. It's about liberty it's about your.
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"rosenberg" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"The book is what next chicago and you were just sharing something. We had to go to the break. So keep talking there right. I had been downtown at a concert. Looking at the beautiful skyline friend said to me this is the beauty of chicago the brilliance of it and i agreed with him but then i wondered how many people died this weekend. How many people got shot. It turned out to be jost fifty-six shot and nine killed in the sad part. Eric was it. I realize that was a good weekend for chicago. The duality of chicago is that brilliant minds have always lived there that most people are warm open hearted generous spark capable and accomplished. Our universities are great. Our architecture is dramatic. The neighborhoods are great. The culture is fantastic. And yet and yet it's become an unlivable Greatly miss governed place so ads. Chicago goes so go all of our nation's great cities in my view and so goes our nation in the end. So i it's not feasible to ignore the plight of cities and all of the cities in our country. Now have been under great great pressure since the middle of last year and most of them are failing in in a dramatic way so something has to change here and i think it has to start at the community level. People have to get out of this sort of cognitive dissonance of thinking that this politics virtue you were asking. Why and how is it that this all can persist this politics of virtue of turning your head when you know that The forms of governance are failing that the values are failing. You turn your head because you don't wanna be that guy right. You don't wanna be that guy who calls out fatherless families rate who who calls out a culture which makes it so that young black men are not comfortable excelling academically. You don't want to be the person who calls that out at your upper west side dinner party because you might not get an invitation comeback right. This is part of what's gone wrong So i think we sort of need A new political party in our non-partisan local elections if the socialists can put six people on the city council of chicago which they did last time around adding five to one who was already there in one thousand nine hundred. Then i would say a new reform party of chicago can do something to and it's time for that. Well i want to ask you about it seems to me. I just finished watching. Rick berns as nine hundred ninety nine a documentary on new york and i thought to myself you know. Government rises to solve problems when they're not solved in the public sector so when you have a real the the negative side of capitalism the triangle shirt factory horrible conditions when you have people not governing themselves the government steps in and says we'll take care of it and then suddenly you get laws and regulations and the government grows and at some point that gets incredibly out of hand. You get somebody like a robert. Moses who's acting like a dictator. The government gets so big and people fail to understand. This is fundamentally against freedom against american principles and so talking to something. I know you deal with in the book but the issue of school choice. How is it that you can have these unions. Unions were originally formed because they needed to be formed but they have now become the enemy. They've gotten all this power and they're working against the common men and women of the cities by saying we don't want to give you choice in schools. We want your kids to go to these rat traps where they have to have cops and metal detectors. It's amazing to me that that basic idea of freedom especially in our cities. We don't talk about that as though that's an old fashioned jingoistic white nationalist idea. And you think well it's not it's it's meant for everybody freedom freedom of choice freedom freedom to choose where your kids go to school whether they go to school whether you want to home school them and we'll take them to a A church school. There's a school in chicago by the way chicago. Hope academy which was started by a friend of mine. Bob cousy a christian high school they are right in the inner city. They have done unbelievable work. And i think to myself boy. If we had ten of those across chicago it would everything. But i don't know if you're aware of that but it's it's you know only about maybe ten fifteen years old But to give people a choice that used to be a bedrock american idea. Now it's become sort of some kind of a conservative idea. You talk about school choice in here. There's a place called Legal prep charter high school. Where kids in one of the most violent dangerous neighborhoods of the whole city west garfield park are immersed in writing the guy who started. It was a lawyer law teacher who found through his work for another nonprofit. That kids just didn't have the basic writing skills to even get accepted to college and it really hit him hard since he was a young attorney and a legal writing teacher Working for another nonprofit that was encouraging kids to develop careers in law. He's he felt. There was a false promise so he started this charter school. It's worked very well. Kids are a writing at college level. Usually by their junior year of high school. They're a going on to college. They're aiming for jobs in the professions not necessarily law. That's just one success story. The problem is yes that the chicago teachers union is involved in a mad monopolistic power quest. They've convinced lightfoot to extend a ban on charter school growth. This at a time when charter school enrollment has grown greatly over ten years in chicago. While the public school district overall enrollment has been plummeting in other words. Parents and students are voting with their feet. But but the response is to clamp down on the thing that they want so added to that the democrats in the legislature passed a bill which included a little secret addition to To ban the closure of any more regular public schools for go. Roman that we're going to have to a ended there. This is astonishing stuff folks if you live in chicago know somebody who does you need to read. What next chicago matt rosenberg. Congratulations thank you. My pleasure world all.
The Eric Metaxas Show
The Plight of Chicago Is the Plight of All Big American Cities
"Talking to matt rosenberg. The book is what next chicago and you were just sharing something. We had to go to the break. So keep talking there right. I had been downtown at a concert. Looking at the beautiful skyline friend said to me this is the beauty of chicago the brilliance of it and i agreed with him but then i wondered how many people died this weekend. How many people got shot. It turned out to be jost fifty-six shot and nine killed in the sad part. Eric was it. I realize that was a good weekend for chicago. The duality of chicago is that brilliant minds have always lived there that most people are warm open hearted generous spark capable and accomplished. Our universities are great. Our architecture is dramatic. The neighborhoods are great. The culture is fantastic. And yet and yet it's become an unlivable Greatly miss governed place so ads. Chicago goes so go all of our nation's great cities in my view and so goes our nation in the end. So i it's not feasible to ignore the plight of cities and all of the cities in our country. Now have been under great great pressure since the middle of last year and most of them are failing in in a dramatic
The Eric Metaxas Show
"rosenberg" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"I'm talking to matt rosenberg from chicago and the book is what next chicago. You're just telling us something really nuts. You're seeing that mayor lori lightfoot Was quoting john lennon's beautiful but insipid song. Imagine in response to some killings. Tell us more about that just so that we understand what in what context was she doing this right while i put it this way that she is channeling john lennon. She did not name him what she did. Say after a mass shooting. In which a number of people were killed was it's a whole essentially. She said it's a whole different ballgame if we don't have all these guns around and the absurdity of that is that it's the proclivity to shoot a gun for spurious reasons. That is the real issue here. I think common commonsense observers understand that so the hard part here is going back to a failure among parents. You know the hard part here to me is the issue of what i like to call in eric. This was growth experience for me. I had to confront. What is the central problem here. And i realized it's centered around something that i decided i would call moral authority. This is probably an area in which you have some experience of thinking and writing and and analyzing i realized it's a pretty basic definition what that what's constituted within that but there are maybe only five percent of chicago's one million households that are not living with moral authority but that's a large enough number to affect a tyranny of the minority which means it's not safe to be out on the streets which means that schools k twelve public schools are in state of disorder. Where police are required to be onsite breaking up fights guarding students against violence from other students. There's a great pressure on the county court system because of a small relatively small handful of miscreants who have an outsized effect on the city's so there is a problem of moral authority in the city
The Eric Metaxas Show
Matt Rosenberg: There Is a Problem of Moral Authority in the City of Chicago
"I'm talking to matt rosenberg from chicago and the book is what next chicago. You're just telling us something really nuts. You're seeing that mayor lori lightfoot Was quoting john lennon's beautiful but insipid song. Imagine in response to some killings. Tell us more about that just so that we understand what in what context was she doing this right while i put it this way that she is channeling john lennon. She did not name him what she did. Say after a mass shooting. In which a number of people were killed was it's a whole essentially. She said it's a whole different ballgame if we don't have all these guns around and the absurdity of that is that it's the proclivity to shoot a gun for spurious reasons. That is the real issue here. I think common commonsense observers understand that so the hard part here is going back to a failure among parents. You know the hard part here to me is the issue of what i like to call in eric. This was growth experience for me. I had to confront. What is the central problem here. And i realized it's centered around something that i decided i would call moral authority. This is probably an area in which you have some experience of thinking and writing and and analyzing i realized it's a pretty basic definition what that what's constituted within that but there are maybe only five percent of chicago's one million households that are not living with moral authority but that's a large enough number to affect a tyranny of the minority which means it's not safe to be out on the streets which means that schools k twelve public schools are in state of disorder. Where police are required to be onsite breaking up fights guarding students against violence from other students. There's a great pressure on the county court system because of a small relatively small handful of miscreants who have an outsized effect on the city's so there is a problem of moral authority in the city
The Eric Metaxas Show
Author Matt Rosenberg Is a Chicago Native Son Who Can’t Believe What He’s Seeing
"His name. Is matt rosenberg. The book is what next chicago notes of a pissed off native son. Wow matt rosenberg. Welcome to the program. Thank you eric. It's a pleasure to be here. I know of you because of your dad the legendary milt rosenberg my goodness. How long did he do radio. I mean how many years was he in that world. Thirty eight years he was on. Wgn am but it was just a second job. His first job He was a professor of social psychology at the university of chicago. And i grew up in hyde park in the professor of social social psychology with common sense and great curiosity which i think he passed on at least partially to me. So you've been a journalist. You've done a lot of things this book. I mean everybody in the country Including some chicagoans are wondering what in the world is happening in chicago. so what. What is the book about what next chicago. What ultimately Are you saying here. I am addressing urban progressive misrule In our nation's biggest cities. I'm looking at the unified theory of systemic racism and positing that that is not the problem that the problem is that urban political elites largely of color are running our nation's biggest cities into the ground. What i'm also trying to do. When this book. I went deep into the south side. I moved back to chicago where i lived for thirty years. from the time of being a a young child six years old to you know My mid thirties. When i finally left and moved to seattle with my lovely wife where we raised two children. I had to come back in twenty twenty looking at the city in chaos and turmoil. I went deep into the south side. Talk to black people in their homes and workplaces about what's gone wrong how to set things right so that was a big part of it but then the policy piece. Eric was very big. I felt don't shy away from this. How is it that the public schools are failing. How is it that the criminal court system has run off the rails. How was it that. of fiscal governance has gone so wrong. Why is it that corruption is endemic and rules of governance are rigged so it was ambitious. But i feel like. I had a chance to step up to
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"rosenberg" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Books. And talking to joel rosenberg. The new book is enemies and allies. Joe first question. Can i interest you in some giza dream sheets for mike. Lindell's mike pillow website. If you use the code. Eric wapping discount. Okay let's put that to the side and let's talk about something else. Can we talk about your book. Enemies and allies. Yes and by the way giza egypt and so that is right with the theme of the book. Right is obviously cotton-producing countries. Egypt love egypt. That's the best segue ever going. You know you're a big big big seller of your books you You mentioned some things you said. The media did a bad job of covering the abraham accords. Horrific it strikes me that people talk about. Oh we're so divided. Well a lot of people want to put that on trump. I i have to say having looked at the situation. Because i was not a big fan of his During the primaries. I didn't know whether we trust them. I didn't know i let things play out and i have been so astonished at the viciousness. The these simple irrationality that came out of the emotions of people kind of hatred for him as a proxy for their hatred of. I don't know what something something daddy did or didn't do. I don't know but the idea that something. This central to world history. A valuable accord in the middle east would not be reported would much. It's almost inconceivable to me. Honestly as bad as things are you would think that it's pretty basic like somebody cures cancer. You gotta give props for that. They were trump past. Dr yeah no you're right. There's there's a so the left wing media the mainstream media. I don't i don't expect anything good from. And that's why. I launched these two websites in the middle east. All israel news all arab news to be your middle east correspondent of provide original coverage exclusive interviews but also linked to when there is good coverage. What is that good trustworthy coverage that day. But i'll tell you. I'm particularly concerned about people on on the right of the center. Right peculiar christians or general conservatives who live remained never-trumper. What would that tells. You is okay. We didn't know him and we didn't trust him but even though he's given us you know supreme court justices are pro-life and strict construction est originalist. That doesn't count that he's been more pro-life in any president in american history old. That doesn't count. I have problems with some of the tweets. I have problems with some of the things he's said. But but i'm looking at this and saying and told him you are the most pro israel pro life president in the history of the country not to mention pro growth not to mention strengthening our eyes and putting the fear of god in our enemies. Why because people in the enemy camp around the world my god trump could. He could go crazy on us. That's a good idea. You want your enemies to be off guard. Now it's a little stressful. If if if you live in congress but if you're russia if you're china if you're iran you want them to be off guard and trump really did an amazing job. And i think anybody who can't say look. There are things. I disagree with them on. Fine there's every president's gonna have that we not going to give him any credit for this laundry. List of successes. No i can't in good conscience not adjust my understanding of a person based on what's really happening right in front of me it is is just amazing honestly Where do you see things going right now. Biden has empowered iran He has brought the name of the united states very low in the world. It seems clear that our allies the most of them think that were were a joke. Or we have. We've clearly lost Prestige around the world for what just happened in afghanistan. And that's continuing. When you see our enemies strengthened. Clearly china is the foremost of them. Where do you see this going apart from the intervention of god. I mean it seems to me to be trending in a very dangerous direction. will in the middle east certainly. There's there's two entirely opposite directions that are dynamics that are going on. And this is what i describe at. The core of enemies now is biden is emboldening our enemies. By the and he's rattling our allies by surrendering to the taliban in afghanistan. A country we had one it was. It wasn't perfect and it wasn't a pretty. It wasn't like removing the nazis from peres. We've got paris. I've been to kabul. I've met with tribal leaders. I met with afghan christian leaders. It's a poor impoverished troubled country and it was always going to be that but it was stable. We had one and in one moment biden against the advice of everybody pull the jenga stick out and collapsed the entire thing. now why. that's so bad is because as i as i say the core of enemies and is is that our enemies feelable and iran is. The is the main victor in the collapse of afghanistan because iran now realizes the biden is weak trump pursued a peace through strength policy and biden is doing you know chaos through appeasement and this is a problem. Iran is just a few months away now from having enough. Nuclear enriched fuel that they can start building nuclear weapons and what they want. The iranian supreme leader wants is a nuclear nine eleven. He wants a second holocaust. For israelis israel jews and when i interviewed mohammed bin salman the crown prince of saudi arabia. He told me on. The record is only on the record interview for any book ever. He said the iranian supreme leader is quote the new hitler unquote and the s. gets the iranian threat. Biden does not. What i found was every arab leader that i spend time with fully understands how dangerous iran is and they but they see biden in full retreat from the middle east. What's going to happen. What you wanna watch for now. Is i think this is actually gonna pull the arab nations and israel closer because they now have to build a nato alliance middle east nato as it were as a bulwark against iran. The iranian threats. And i i would be watching the saudis. I think that will be very telling the next year or so. Do the saudis make peace with israel. i talk a lot about that in the book because i've spent a lot of time with a top saudi leadership. It's it's amazing. I'm sorry we don't have more time but it's so good to know you're there. It's so good to know you're writing about all these things folks. The book is enemies and allies Brand new bestseller from our financial rosenberg. And joel i wanna mention again. All israel news Is your website in case people really want to know what's going on joe. Congratulations on the book. And thanks for what you're doing. Happy to be your middle east correspondent. God bless you paradise that they do things that don't give folks alvin. Can i just say that. I'm tan for such a time as this you are. Is it religious of.
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"rosenberg" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Ram dobson and others were there. We want to have you back because you know eric. We talked about this before. You and i are connected by romans. One sixteen where paul says. I am not ashamed of the gospel for. It's the power of god for salvation to the jew first but also to the greek so so to the greek ladies and gentlemen doesn't mention the irs. You'll notice the italians tough luck. God wrote the book mentions the groups. Wants dimension okay so take it easy. No so look you. What's going i. It's always fun to joke around. But we have to get serious because what's going on in the middle east so many people and i'm included are dramatically puzzled like we've never been quite this puzzled at what just happened. I mean i've been on the record. That i don't believe biden was elected and i think this stuff is gonna come out but that's a side issue. Let's say he was elected. Let's say he is the president. Why would a. Us president do what he did in afghanistan. It is utterly unfathomable to me in other words as upset as i am about it. I'm even more mystified. Because i feel like we all must be missing something. Nobody could be this incompetent. There's gotta be more to the story. At least that's my theory will. Unfortunately my book enemies and allies didn't come out in time. And i say that because as you read this book you'll see is i described the transition from president trump to president biden or. I'll just say president biden. There there he is. He's making these days vice president biden. That's probably more accurate. If you don't mind. So so. But i i actually profile him towards the end of the book because i knew everybody would be asking. What should we expect. It's going to be a sharp contrast from trump to biden's but what do we know about by right. Well there are some good things. He's the most pro israel person in the entire democratic party and using eight which is saying almost nothing. No no look. Let's be fair israel. Bipartisan point of unity. For seventy five years it's becoming divided now because you've got the squad Now trying to strip a billion dollars worth of missile defense funding For israel From the latest budget but dome the iron dome system which is which is crazy because it protects palestinians israeli arab muslim and israeli jews and christians but the point is there are many pro israel people in the democrat party and biden is among them but even by some of the closest friends say that his judgment on on middle east issues is is horrific and that he's been wrong on almost every foreign policy issue in the middle east off the last forty years. The former defense secretary under the obama biden administration. Bob gates said this on the records now in the Enemies now as i explained in detail that in twenty eleven biden boasts that he persuaded obama to remove all u. s. military forces and advisors from iraq. Now bob gates at the time as defense secretary leon panetta as director and others pleading with the president. Don't do that. you're going to create a vacuum and bad forces are gonna come in and things are going to get worse. Not better but biden. Fresh forward obama agreed. And what did we get. That's where we got isis. That's where we got actual outright genocide by isis a slaughtering christians but also slaughtering even in larger numbers muslims and then ease and other religious minorities. You would hope you would hope that. A person like joe biden would see that his catastrophic error in twenty eleven lead to genocide and therefore should not repeat the exact same mistake in afghanistan. Unfortunately santayana famously said those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it and this is what's so dangerous because if biden can't handle the taliban wisely how is he going to stop iran from going nuclear. Well that's the point. He has demonstrated a really a staggering ineptitude in foreign policy at a time. When unfortunately it matters folks. I'm talking to our friend you'll rosenberg. Don't go away. The new book enemies and allies. Hey folks eric taxes here. Joe biden and the democrats have laid out. The most socialist agenda or country has ever seen instead of following president. Trump's blueprint that had the economy booming. The dems are going to raise taxes. Increased regulations and skyrocket and already outrageous national debt. If your retirement is in traditional investments it is in jeopardy. Americans should be diversifying their investments with gold and precious metals..
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"rosenberg" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Folks remember. I promise i would have roll roll. Joe's enberg on the show. I realized i'm getting his name wrong. It's not roll joe's enberg it's actually joel. Rosenberg joel rosenberg. Welcome to the program. Thanks bob it's great to be with you. Oh eric trish. I even heard of you. I've heard of you in fact i've had you on the program many times. You have so many new york times. Bestsellers that i. I laugh because to somebody who i don't know. I think i have five officially but i thought you have written so many books and your books do so well and you now have another book so before we get into current events. 'cause i wanna talk about the middle east. Sure i'm tell us about the new book. Because it's i know it's it's the new book. Well what's interesting about this book. Enemies and allies is. It's the first book. It's the only book that really takes you inside the middle east twenty years after the horrific events of nine eleven to to assess. Where are we today right. Who our enemies today. Because they've changed and who our allies today. They've also changed but what makes us book. Distinctive is not just that. I'm sort of analyzing it from my own vantage point. But i'm taking the readers inside the palaces and the presidential compounds in every major american ally in the middle east. You're sitting with prime minister. Benjamin netanyahu you're sitting with israeli president ruby. Rivlin you're sitting with. Israel's defense minster by you're also sitting as i take you with me into riyadh saudi arabia and you're meeting mohammed bin salman most consequential and i think the most controversial leader in the arab world and presidency in egypt and king of jordan and the leaders of the united arab emirates and bahrain. This there is no book. Might this that has allowed you to sit there and listen to these leaders. What are they think are the worst threats facing not only the united states but them how do they how are they changing their societies because there are massive changes. So that's what makes us book interesting and for me fascinating to live it over the last few years. Well obviously you. You told me that you're an albuquerque right now now technically. That's not even part of the middle east. My right that is correct. I went the other direction. Me know that i know my geography right. You can't push me around just because you know you. You live in the middle east. But i know a lot of stuff for example but actually this is true. You told me you're in skip heights that you're albuquerque. He's a wonderful pastor preaching that turf many times. And i laugh. Because when i was there i remember. Skip saying to me. You know you need to meet this guy. Stephen collins he's discovered biblical sodom He's got a a archaeological museum. I thought wait a second. I'm going to albuquerque new mexico. We're really really really far from the sands of the middle east. And obviously i got to know. Stephen collins put his story in my new book. is atheism dead. But it always cracks me up. That it was an albuquerque through. Skip height saying that. I found out about one of the most significant archaeological finds of our lifetimes in the in the middle east. So what brings you to albuquerque. Since you're normally at least on the wet on the east coast of the united states will fifteen years ago. Eric skip high-tech invited me out to talk with him and his congregation about first nonfiction book ever written called epicenter and he got so excited about this book about really looking both of the geopolitical and the biblical understanding of israel and the arab muslim world that he said we should do an epicenter conference. I said okay. We should have two thousand people in jerusalem. And i said i don't know how to organize a conference like that but we did it. He said we need. We need to create an epicenter documentary film. This needs to be shown in churches all over the only caveat mutual. i need to. You need to have a website that explain. I said so. Skip got excited. He was creative. He helped co produce this film. He co hosted this. We had this conference and for fifteen years. We've been working together to help. Educate christians and obviously non-christians as well. What is going on in the middle east. Why does it matter to us. And how is christians in particular. But not exclusively. How how should we think differently. What what what's the so. What of all this skip has been every single almost every single delegation of evangelical christian leaders that i've taken to meet with these high power high profile arab-israeli leaders and and he's all through the book and the last thing is a year and a half ago. He helped me launch two new websites all israel news and all arab news to provide data david our by our coverage not just sort of big picture in enemies now is this is all news to me. It's fascinating skip is a is a dear dear brother and i I i didn't know that he was in your book. Enemies and allies. I see a copy behind you there but that is so cool. When i was the only time i've ever visited israel. We would see graham lynch's franklin graham's daughter and she was going to stay there because skip heights egg and a group was gonna come and to do a tour While we were there she got news from her father. Franklin that our grandfather. Billy graham had just passed away so of course. She went home. But i've always thought that it would be fun to do. A tour of israel with skip. Anyway i mean get off this but i've become so i remember seeing you. We were at the king david together with part of the the white house of faith initiative team chatting with you and there were a number of others jack..
The Eric Metaxas Show
"rosenberg" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Rosenberg. Welcome to the program. Thanks bob it's great to be with you. Oh eric trish. I even heard of you. I've heard of you in fact i've had you on the program many times. You have so many new york times. Bestsellers that i. I laugh because to somebody who i don't know. I think i have five officially but i thought you have written so many books and your books do so well and you now have another book so before we get into current events. 'cause i wanna talk about the middle east. Sure i'm tell us about the new book. Because it's i know it's it's the new book. Well what's interesting about this book. Enemies and allies is. It's the first book. It's the only book that really takes you inside the middle east twenty years after the horrific events of nine eleven to to assess. Where are we today right. Who our enemies today. Because they've changed and who our allies today. They've also changed but what makes us book. Distinctive is not just that. I'm sort of analyzing it from my own vantage point. But i'm taking the readers inside the palaces and the presidential compounds in every major american ally in the middle east. You're sitting with prime minister. Benjamin netanyahu you're sitting with israeli president ruby. Rivlin you're sitting with. Israel's defense minster by you're also sitting as i take you with me into riyadh saudi arabia and you're meeting mohammed bin salman most consequential and i think the most controversial leader in the arab world and presidency in egypt and king of jordan and the leaders of the united arab emirates and bahrain. This there is no book. Might this that has allowed you to sit there and listen to these leaders. What are they think are the worst threats facing not only the united states but them how do they how are they changing their societies because there are massive changes. So that's what makes us book interesting and for me fascinating to live it over the last few
The Eric Metaxas Show
"rosenberg" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Is that. God is as serious as a heart attack. God is as real as the inevitability of death. He is as real as dangers of drunk driving. He's real as the cancer you're gonna get from smoking. He is inevitable. He's not some wistful option that you might wear. Maybe believe the law of gravity going to believe in causality today. Oh maybe i am going to avoid fire. Because we'll burn me the the existence of ghazi rude hard fact which you might even regret. There were times when. I'm like if only the atheist were right right. I would rather the certainty of annihilation after death. Then the very real chance of hell. I would rather god did not exist but sadly he does i. There's a book. I wanna ryan someday. A new regret to inform you. That christ is risen. That's a title. I plan to use someday billion. You should at least write the article. John there's so much. I want you to write man. You better stay healthy. I don't get what you need to because you've got a lot to you. You've got a lot of books to write. What you just mentioned The when i was writing this book one of the most astounding things to me was discovering that the two leading atheists of the twentieth century. John paul sartre albert camus came to faith at the end of their lives. I i said how is it possible that nobody knows this. I mean it's kinda crazy. And when i discovered i thought this i mean this happens a lot of times. I'll find something when. I'm writing a book and i think how did it get to be me that found this because this is i didn't have to dig for decades to discover this. I just happened to find a book. And i read it and i think wait a minute. This is real on. I do more research and you find out. It's true but to the biggest atheists of the twentieth century jump all start in alberta mu. They look into the abyss. The bleakness of atheism harder than anyone and at the end it was untenable. They couldn't handle it they said doesn't make sense. Both of them turned to god and camus camus was practically begging a priest to baptize him and it was a mainline protestant precent. He was kind of like mad. Have been baptized. That was fine. No he add been but he wanted to make an official restatement right and the priest was was. I think a prisoner in word but he was like well. I don't know. And i don't think you're ready or something like that. Confirmation four you should have gone to a catholic this roles. He has lost these things. It's almost it's almost funny but anyway well thanks for talking about my book with me and it really is. I hope it encourages people because we need some encouragement don't we we started to We're gonna talk to joel rosenberg. John thanks for all you do my friend. God bless you folks. I've got to tell you a secret about relief. Factor that the father son owners. Pete and seth taliban have never made a big deal about. But i think it is a big deal i i really do. They sell the three week. Quick start. Pack for just nineteen ninety-five to anyone struggling from pain like neck shoulder back hip or knee. Pain nineteen ninety-five about a dollar a day but what they haven't broadcasted much is that every time they sell a three week quickstart they lose money in fact they don't even break even until about four to five months after you keep ordering it friends. That's huge people. Don't keep ordering relief factor month after month if it doesn't work. So yes pete. And seth are literally on a mission to help as many people as possible deal with their pain. They really do put their money..
Cheap Heat
"rosenberg" Discussed on Cheap Heat
"Yes sir we promise you a great man. I just noticed that when it comes from jr. Going my god to the rock going. If you smell that in my head it goes ma. God what a smell. That's that's what. I process that us now. I wish i was stopping right here. Here's the thing. I know you're expecting to hear this movie kind of waiting to get a new intro. I'm not saying. I don't love that anymore. But doesn't it feel like it's almost time for a new new new new era of cheap ian. I'm okay with it. I just point as you. Eight which one a jesse g you feel like you want something new. I love this theme within more than anything but it does feel like. It's time for a new new era. It's been over a year at least using what year. Yeah i know years definitely pre pandemic free pandemic this is this goes back definitely pre pandemic this go back to suicidal ajay's rosenberg. I think it goes all the way back there. It goes back to think about it. It goes back to the same time. We got this right and think about so. The shout outs that guy. Greg also.
Adventures in Finance: A Real Vision Podcast
"rosenberg" Discussed on Adventures in Finance: A Real Vision Podcast
"Welcome to another edition of investment ideas. I'm the host here. Ed harrison and i have the distinct pleasure of talking yet again to the great david rosenberg of rosenberg reserves. Dave welcome back. Thanks very much Ad i would just say that. There's some people that might say. Yeah great david. Rosenberg is an oxymoron. So tread carefully there. Well you say that because just before we came on we were talking about the great cognitive dissidence. That's going on. As a result of what i would call actually a mania. I don't wanna put words in your mouth because if as soon as you start talking about it from that perspective people will start downloading you but I think that we're in extraordinary times. Who would have thought that you could have a pandemic Closed down the entire economy and the the outcome would be stocks to a record high across the globe. I mean that's where we are today right. Well 'cause i guess what the opposite side of the argument would be that That the policy response has been even greater than the initial negative shock. So i think that's one part of it that the it looks as though both the The monetary intervention by the fed another central banks and the radical fiscal stimulus are outlasting will. They certainly outlasted the closure of the economy. The shutdowns but people believe that that the stimulus will be ongoing and will continue to outlast. Whatever lingering impacts there's going to be You know from the end of the pandemic of course on top of that. I think we have to acknowledge even amongst those of us that are most cautious most. Bearish that you know the vaccine's a really big deal. I mean i remember being rolled into that view just a year ago About how it takes. You know three to five years to get a vaccine. You know that we're gonna have to find some way to get out of this. But it's going to be such a painfully slow approach or just have to burn her way through it like we did the spanish flu over century ago. But you know at the same time. I think we have to acknowledge that. The vaccinations were a real game changer. Compared to what our mindset was this time last year one hundred percent. And you know one of the reasons that i brought you on was because You have a what. I would consider a contrarian view to the general narrative. Right now. i wanna talk to some of that. Especially with regard to the thirty year bond long bonds in general how in q. One had the worst quarter in forty years but before we get into that and the big inflation. I'm gonna talk a little bit about the here and now because that pictures a- long-term picture the here now is really a lot about technical analysis. I was telling you when you came on right before we started you. I was reading your piece about your technical analyst and what you guys are looking at and saying that. Yeah i wanna hear what's What's happening especially because it seems like the market is churning right now. There's a rotation going on the russell. Two thousand hit a peak in in march large cap. Growth has sort of rolled over to a certain degree..
Sci-Fi Talk
"rosenberg" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk
"Don davis. I'm the composer of the matrix. Matrix reloaded and the matrix revolutions. Hi this is. John delancey kind of the things that aren't there. Well you know. Sometimes you have that experience anyway but people at all day thanks in part because it the hopeful nature of genes vision but also because of its message of diversity and inclusion. Today we have. The list of rosenberg is critic in post. And eliza. thank you for being on the podcast. Really an article. That i thought has been overdue really since the start of the year and really points out which going on an outlawed the lead. Nbc's not running the golden globes. What's the big deal and they should give us your thoughts on the award. Show zhen really. I mean you mentioned in your article. The ratings have just literally tanked on those shows on. It's been.