Brooklyn

I, do I, so now do I, because, okay, I'm just going to explain this once, right? Because there's a lot of people who are watching this show and following this team who maybe weren't following the team five years ago.

Doc Rivers once said that they were up in Brooklyn in the playoffs playing with their meat and the next day he came out and he said...

Wait, I have something to say.

My players informed me that the saying is playing with your food.

Yeah, I watched Videodrome.

I had a, this is my introduction to David Cronenberg, where I was at a bar in Brooklyn.

Me and Leanne's are getting drunk and it's like this awesome bar.

We're actually, we were thinking about having our wedding there actually, but we were, We were getting drunk, and then they just had this massive projector in the back.

So you saw eight games a year.

I listened to the greatest game ever played, that 58 championship game, Colts-Giants, on the radio in an aunt's apartment in Brooklyn.

What New Yorkers would do would drive to New Haven, Connecticut, which was exactly 90 miles, I think it was, outside of territorial rights of the Giants.

They would rent hotel, motel rooms for the afternoon and watch the Giants play because you couldn't see them in New York.

And by myself.

Wait, you're from Brooklyn, so were you out here fighting? You were fighting.

I was.

Stephanie Mills was windmilling?

2013, the Quintessence Theater.

2020, Moliere in the Park, which is Brooklyn based, does a Zoom production.

And then there is at the La Comedia Francaise is a production that runs from August, October 2025 to January of 2026.

I put this in there because I think the idea is cool.

Dominic Carter here with you on this Monday, 800-848-9222.

Let's start with Deanna, line three in Brooklyn.

What's on your mind, young lady?

Oh, thank you so much.

I'm going to leave it to you as the female representing the women right now.

Thank you for the lovely call.

Let's go to Norman, line three in Brooklyn.

Norman, what's on your mind?

We lined up an interview with Jodi Balsam.

She's a professor of clinical law at Brooklyn Law.

She directs the Sports Law Clinic.

She teaches sports law at Brooklyn and NYU.

She's done some stuff for NBC Sports and the Golf Channel, and she was the former counsel for the NFL for operations and litigation, independent, not involved in this case at all.

So with her areas of expertise, we decided to sit down and talk to Jody about what are the really important things in these bankruptcy documents and really what is the viability of Live 2.0 ever getting off the ground.

But when it comes to her policy, now that she's a governor, she is no longer the Kathy that we knew from Erie County.

She is now the Kathy from Brooklyn.

She's a different person.

She has pandered and changed her personality to mold and morph to what downstate wants.

They generate almost a billion dollars of fraud a year.

Just in Queens and Brooklyn.

And then here's the problem.

The mafia runs the show because law enforcement can't get involved because you can't prove anything.