WNYW (FOX 5 New York)

That's the problem.

She's on Channel 5, Channel 4, very low viewership on these TV stations.

The money would be better spent on Instagram, TikTok, and all those places.

But she's not that sophisticated.

Well, you go down the hall, put your ads on KTU, you reach them.

I'm having trouble with the black voters.

Well, you go right over there to Power 105, you got them.

I need to reach whoever you need to reach.

little bit.

Just like Kay said, I haven't seen Scared Stiff since I was in the 80s when Channel 5 in New York used to run it, like WNYW or whatever.

I was a little kid, so it's been years since I've seen Scared Stiff.

I showed it in my class a few years ago.

In her remarks, Roberts said she long believed that Epstein trafficked her to Dershowitz, but she may, may, have made a mistake in identifying the Harvard professor as one of her abusers.

Dershowitz wasted no time in taking a victory lap, appearing on Newsmax' Greg Kelly Reports and Fox 5's Good Day New York, and writing an op-ed in the New York Post under the headline, Exonerated, Why I Fought to Clear My Name in Jeffrey Epstein Allegation.

And if you notice, I didn't read that, right? I don't really buy the whole, oh, I'm exonerated deal here, okay? What I do believe is that this was just too much, and the litigation had become too much.

And at some point, your back can only carry so much of a burden.

So he is one of the more notable alumni.

And then news anchor, she was a news anchor here locally for a number of years on Channel 2, CBS, and PIX11, and Fox 5, Sukanya Krishnan.

Of course, I'm not mentioned in there, which is good because I'm not famous, so that's good.

Congresswoman Nicoma Eliatakis is a notable alumni of my high school, New Dorp High School, and a couple of guys who played in the NFL.

Are you ready for this? If you're in New York, you'll likely know this name.

His instructor, Nick Gregory, the chief meteorologist over at Fox 5 New York, who I worked with.

Mm-hmm.

Creasy small world, right? So Patrick and I keep in touch.

There was a going-away party I attended, which was on Friday.

So we came home on Wednesday.

And on Friday, that Friday, it was my old cameraman from Fox 5 New York, Al Daughtry.

Now, Al listens to the podcast.

Really, though, that's my only quibble about the $60 loaf of rye sourdough bread being sold at a new bakery called Rye in New York City.

What are the ingredients? Well, these reporters from CBS New York and Fox 5 New York will tell us.

Well, it's not an extravagant recipe.

Rye flour, water, and salt.