My son Gabriel checks in from Bruce Blakman's offices.

He's hanging out with Daniel and Judd and Jacob and Yoni, all the great interns.

Gabe's having a blast working for Bruce.

And our dear friend Lynn checks in says,

I'm counting on you to make sure Bruce Blakman wins.

Well, how about counting on Bruce?

He's doing a damn good job himself, but certainly I've got Bruce on this program every week,

and we talk every day, every day, because I really want Bruce Blakman to win in my lifetime.

I think Trump and Blakman, I never wanted men to win more than these two guys,

but Bruce is doing a terrific job as both the current Nassau County executive and campaigning to be our next governor. With that said, Bruce, good morning, pal. How are you?

Doing great, Sid. Having a great day today. Well, what's going on? You know, Gabriel yesterday said he met Pat Ryder, your amazing police commissioner.

He loved that.

Today he was talking about Babe Ruth, something with that and something about maybe the police headquarters again.

I don't know, but what's on your docket today?

So, a hundred years ago today, Babe Ruth caught a baseball that was dropped out of an airplane over Mitchell Field in Nassau County.

No way.

Now, yep.

And so here's what happened.

A friend of my guy Savvy sent me a picture of it, and he owns me a Posto, America, great, great restaurant.

But he sent me a picture of it. And at first, I didn't believe it. So I called my friend Randy

Levine, who's a good friend of yours, president of the Yankees. And I said, Randy, have you ever

heard of this? He said, no, I haven't. He said, but I'll ask my historian, he'll call you. So the historian of the Yankees. And I said, Randy, have you ever heard of this? He said, no, I haven't. He said, but I'll ask my historian, he'll call you. So the historian of the Yankees called me back, and he said, it's absolutely true. And not only that, we have a video of it. So today, we're going to reenact it. We're not going to drop it from an airplane or a helicopter. I tried to do that, but there's something known as FAA rules.

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