Cindy Adams

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Cindy Adams is on 77 WABC.

This is Madam Adams, Madam Cindy Adams.

I am about to tell you that TV is now doing what movies are doing.

It's going backward.

and stop cluttering up my inbox, and don't bother me again.

And I'm now going to take a break so this station can make a few bucks, and then I'll be right back.

It's the Cindy Adams Show, 77 WABC.

We'll find out together how this conversation continues to play out in D.C. depending on the results of the midterms.

So that's on my mind, as well as, like I said, the overall discussion in foreign governments, because it continues to come out about how will the U.S. lead on this? And if they don't, will other countries come out and lead on it? And funny enough, Cindy Adams, I believe her name is.

I didn't.

This is so ridiculous.

I didn't talk about this on social media because I didn't want to cause a stir.

So here's the backstory.

I believe it's Cindy Adams.

She is a longtime columnist with the New York Post.

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Cindy Adams is on 77 WABC.

Good afternoon, world.

I am Madam Adams, herself in person.

Okay, two minutes off.

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Okay,

And, you know, I sort of take that with a grain of salt.

On the other hand, we have Cindy Adams reporting the same thing much earlier.

And so I think Roy saw in Donald Trump this raw ambition, this ruthlessness, and I think he saw some of himself in it.

The name of the book is American Scoundrel, Roy Cohn's Dark Journey from Joe McCarthy to Donald Trump.

And, you know, I sort of take that with a grain of salt.

On the other hand, we have Cindy Adams reporting the same thing much earlier.

And so I think Roy saw in Donald Trump this raw ambition, this ruthlessness, and I think he saw some of himself in it.

The name of the book is American Scoundrel, Roy Cohn's Dark Journey from Joe McCarthy to Donald Trump.

And what I wanted was that I wanted to get his autograph.

And I noticed off to the side, Cindy Adams was there with the TV crew from Channel 7.

So the elevator was right in the middle of the room.

I said to my friend, look, Here's the elevator.

All the dish that's fit to air.

Cindy Adams is on 77 WABC.

This is Madam Adams, Madam Cindy Adams.

I am about to tell you that TV is now doing what movies are doing.

It's going backward.

Take the first step and stop cluttering up my inbox and don't bother me again.

And I'm now going to take a break so this station can make a few bucks and then I'll be right back.

It's the Cindy Adams Show, 77 WABC.

But, you know, it was weird.

He was able to keep his name out of the paper on that basis, and yet he was a source for the gossip columnists, for Cindy Adams on page six of the New York Post and other gossip columnists.

He was the kind of guy who would hold a birthday party every year in February for himself at places like Studio 54 and the New York Armory and the Waldorf.

And he would invite 300 of New York's most powerful politicians, judges, journalists, celebrities like Andy Warhol.

What?

One of the reasons I'm at, I am going to see Cindy Adams.

You going where?

To see Cindy Adams.

No way.

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