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Oct 21, 2026

Linda PerilloGUEST
8:59
And as we know in marriage, right? Financial pressure is, sometimes it's intolerable because you can't figure it out, but I'm in a better place right now for sure.
Linda PerilloGUEST
9:19
My dad purchased us a home across the street from my childhood home in Saddle River.
Linda PerilloGUEST
9:26
And I was very happy.
Linda PerilloGUEST
9:27
He had purchased the land years before for me to build a house.
Roger StoneHOST
24:10
In the 1980 campaign of Ronald Reagan, when I was charged with responsibility for the election in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, one of my most joyful duties was a requirement to meet with President Nixon every Friday afternoon to give him a weekly briefing on the campaign.
Roger StoneHOST
24:31
Initially, those briefings took place at 26 Federal Plaza, but later they would move to his home in Saddle River, New Jersey, where he treated me to his very own special martini, the Silver Bullet, a recipe that I have given here on the air a number of times, a recipe handed down to him, I might add, by Winston Churchill himself.
Roger StoneHOST
24:57
So for 30 years, I have pushed for a historical reappraisal of Richard Nixon.
Roger StoneHOST
25:04
I've written two books on the subject.
Roger StoneHOST
21:01
Let's start with perhaps our favorite mutual subject, one Richard Milhouse Nixon, who I worked for as a very young man, but who I worked for and got to know much better in his post-presidential years, spending untold hours with him In the 1980 campaign of Ronald Reagan, when I was charged with responsibility for the election in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, one of my most joyful duties was a requirement to meet with President Nixon every Friday afternoon to give him a weekly briefing on the campaign.
Roger StoneHOST
21:42
Initially, those briefings took place at 26 Federal Plaza, but later they would move to his home in Saddle River, New Jersey, where he treated me to his very own special martini, the Silver Bullet, a recipe that I have given here on the air a number of times, a recipe handed down to him, I might add, by Winston Churchill himself.
Roger StoneHOST
22:08
So for 30 years, I have pushed for a historical reappraisal of Richard Nixon.
Roger StoneHOST
22:15
I've written two books on the subject.
Roger StoneHOST
4:08
In the 1980 campaign of Ronald Reagan, when I was charged with responsibility for the election in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, one of my most joyful duties was a requirement to meet with President Nixon every Friday afternoon to give him a weekly briefing on the campaign.
Roger StoneHOST
4:29
Initially, those briefings took place at 26 Federal Plaza, but later they would move to his home in Saddle River, New Jersey, where he treated me to his very own special martini, the Silver Bullet, a recipe that I have given here on the air a number of times, a recipe handed down to him, I might add, by Winston Churchill himself.
Roger StoneHOST
4:55
So for 30 years, I have pushed for a historical reappraisal of Richard Nixon.
Roger StoneHOST
5:02
I've written two books on the subject.
LionelHOST
8:42
I don't know what she was.
LionelHOST
8:42
This is a woman who basically stalked Nixon when he was in Saddle River.
LionelHOST
8:48
She was like all over the place with Nixon.
LionelHOST
8:50
Bless her heart.
Roger StoneGUEST
54:57
I had the job in 1980 when I was working for Ronald Reagan, a meeting with President Nixon every Friday for about eight months to brief him on the status of the presidential campaign.
Roger StoneGUEST
55:08
Then It was always in the late afternoon, most of the time in his home in Saddle River, New Jersey.
Roger StoneGUEST
55:14
Right.
Roger StoneGUEST
55:15
And after work, he would always say, hey, how about a silver bullet? He was very proud of his marketing skills.
Evan RobertsHOST
37:28
They hired a new manager, a manager with high expectations in Jeff Torborg, who had great success in the American League with Chicago.
Evan RobertsHOST
37:36
I found an old phone call to WFAN, the great Joe in Saddle River, you may know him as my longtime partner, Joe Benigno, calling up Howie Rose, screaming how Jeff Torborg needs to be the manager.
Evan RobertsHOST
37:46
And I'm not mocking him.
Evan RobertsHOST
37:47
Like, he was the guy that they needed to hire.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
5:25
Much like you and I, getting old and increasingly more frustrated.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
5:31
Let's go to Nancy in Saddle River.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
5:34
Hey, long time no speak, Nancy.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
5:36
How's it going?
speaker_3NARRATOR
7:04
Find yours at T-Mobile.com.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
7:28
Let's go to Nancy in Saddle River.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
7:31
Hey, long time no speak, Nancy.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
7:33
How's it going?
Bill SteinHOST
17:00
instrument doesn't need to be large to be colorful.
Bill SteinHOST
17:04
Here's an example of Charlie Kegg's exceptional flute voicing on a smaller-sized instrument of 31 ranks that he built for St. Gabriel's Church in Saddle River, New Jersey.
Bill SteinHOST
17:15
Ken Cowan plays Siciliano, BWV 1031, by Johann Sebastian Bach in this live recording.
Bill SteinHOST
17:23
BWV 1031 . . . . .

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