This is Sid and Friends in the Morning.

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Before we start this show, let me make it very, very clear.

If you love me, Sid Rosenberg, and you love Sid and friends in the morning,

if you're with her, you are not with me. Kamala, you're fired. Get out of here. Go.

The rhetoric from the left and the mainstream media is that they're pushing the idea that it was a

Nazi hate-filled rally.

I mean, look at what MSNBC aired using sound from Sid Rosenberg,

who's actually Jewish, and a host of the number one morning talk show on WABC radio.

Illegals, they get whatever they want, don't they?

Five-star hotels, cash.

Probably get Yankee Dodger tickets tomorrow night.

Great bloods of tears for a few hundred thousand job-taking so-called poor Jewish refugees

who, incidentally in general, have more of this world's goods than you or I will ever possess.

Floods of tears for a few hundred thousand job-taking, so-called poor Jewish refugees

who, incidentally in general, have more of this world's goods than you or I will ever possess.

That was from the 1939 rally.

That speaker was Gerhard Koontz, who was a German-American boon leader, who would ultimately be indicted for both espionage and sedition,

leading the crowd to denounce these so-called refugees, these so-called poor people

who get so much better treatment than real Americans. The argument doesn't change at all.

And joining us now to talk more about this is Ehuda Kapulun. He's a Jewish community leader

who also knows Sid Rosenberg. Yehuda Kapulun. He's a Jewish community leader who also knows

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