Sid and Friends in the morning. Entertaining and informative. On the Red Apple Podcast Network. We're done with Stern. We're done with Colbert. We're on to Sid Rosenberg. This is what we want. It's what the people want, Sid. Come on. If you had a 9-11 scale event, would you want somebody who can't prove that they can do anything in the chair? Legit. Is it fair to say that he would cheer on 9-11? He's taking pictures with unindicted co-conspirators from the World Trade Center bombing. But, I mean, are you willing to say that? You really think that he would cheer on 9-11? He's taking pictures with unindicted co-conspirators from the world.

I mean, I'm just saying, hey, look, I'm just right. It wasn't, it wasn't formal, it was the radio.

But I'm asking Scott, because Scott seems to think that's like a totally above-board line of attack.

Do you think that that's true? I can only tell you what I see on my phone. I see a picture of Mom Dani with a guy who was an unindicted co-conspirator from a terrorist attack in New York City. Do you think that was a

good picture? Listen, he is an unindicted co-conspirator in that case, but it's just worth

noting for context. In 2009, Bloomberg met with that same imam. The last mayor,

who just endorsed Eric Adams, awarded him, apparently an award fairly recently. So, I mean,

your criticism is taken, but I also think that's a different point from saying somebody would cheer on a terror attack that killed thousands of people.

But is this the time to be taking pictures with this controversial Imam?

I mean, when people have such deep questions, my Jewish family is petrified.

Do well with China.

U.S. President Donald Trump sounded confident on Sunday about hashing out a trade deal

with China's president Xi Jinping in an expected meeting later this week.

I think we'll have a good deal with China and they want to make a deal and we want to make

a deal.

His optimism came after the U.S. and China's top economic officials wrapped up talks on

a positive note on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit in Malaysia.

Both sides are looking to avert further escalations in their trade war.

Beijing and Washington had earlier struck a truce which is due to expire on November

10th.

But Trump has since threatened new 100% tariffs on

Chinese goods and other trade curbs starting on November 1st. That was in retaliation

...