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It's a packed house now.

I mean, we are starting to really cook here in the studio because John Katz and Matiti's owner operator,

you just heard him, Judge Richard Weinberg, and George Venezalos also here with us as he was

the former head of the New York field office for the FBI.

So obviously there's a lot of law enforcement experience in the room, some big-time business experience. And of course, now on the

line, we've got Dr. Mark Siegel. And Dr. Siegel, we know at an undisclosed location, not

going to mention that, because, you know, obviously it's just something we have to worry about.

You can't have 5,000 people show up. No. If you disclose the location of the book party for Dr. Siegel tonight. Big, big book party tonight for Dr. Siegel. And, you know, $200 a person? You know how much 5,000 people could cost them? That would be a big. You got to sell a lot of books on that. Not jump change, yes. So, you know, Dr. Siegel, we were talking with a previous guest about this whole concept of assisted suicide and euthanasia and, you know, maybe the loss of faith, the loss of the crisis of faith that kind of can come along with that. Your book is focusing on miracles and some of the power that comes with leaning into your faith.

Can you talk about the book a little bit?

And thank you for joining us.

Thank you for juxtaposing those points.

And by the way, if Casamatidis has a party and anyone finds out where it is,

the entire borough except for Mamdani would be coming.

But, you know, I like the juxtaposition because in a way that was deliberate.

The idea is that doctors are kind of, we're trained, first of all, that the human body is

like a temple.

And we learn how special it is and how it's inconceivable, it could come together without a divine

hand.

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