This is Sid and Friends in the morning.

For my friends, 27 WAB.

Three of the four teams left, Jewish coaches, John Shire at Duke, Todd Golden at Florida,

and of course, Bruce Pearl at Auburn.

So we'll talk to Bruce coming up after Arthur Idaa, and we'll also talk to Charlie Gasparino.

Today, of course, is Liberation Day.

President Trump set to announce the tariffs coming up at 4 o'clock this afternoon live from the Rose Garden.

But that song you heard there, that was the Smithereens, and they're a band out of New Jersey.

We just spoke to Jack Chitterelli, in all likelihood, he'll be the next governor in New Jersey.

But now we're going to talk to, I'd have to, I'd have to, say, the most famous radio executive ever, ever.

All those amazing years at WFAN, even before that with Stern, of course, but I miss Mike and the Mad Dog.

And even though, as I said moments ago, he did hire Craig Cotton.

Craig came to the fan with a pretty long resume.

The greatest find churnoff ever had because no one

had ever heard of me was me.

And now I run this city.

I'm the guy.

Chernoff found me in 2000 when I was just about to quit radio two years in.

So here he is now spinning records at FDU, the legend. We love this guy. Mark Chernoff.

Choney, good morning. How are you? I'm good. At least I don't have to say, Sid, I have to fire you.

You know, it's so funny you said that. I said to Lou this morning, I said, you know, I love Churney,

but every time I got a text on my phone, I had to clutch my heart.

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