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Cats Roundtable
by 77 WABC
Hosted by John Catsimatidis every Sunday at 8 a.m., The Cats Roundtable mixes common sense thinking while exploring the truth and telling both sides of the story.
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The Cats Roundtable National Edition: Hunter Biden, Rep. Andy Barr and More
John and his guests discuss the latest news making headlines across the country and the world.
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The Cats Roundtable NYC/Local Edition: Thomas von Essen, Rep. Claudia Tenney and More
John and his guests discuss the top stories making headlines across the Tri-state area.
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Hunter Biden: Reflecting on His Father’s Legacy and His Own Recovery
John talks with Hunter Biden, President Joe Biden’s son. Hunter reflects on his father’s presidency while discussing his personal journey through addiction and recovery. They also discuss the importance of national unity and adherence to the rule of law over partisan division.
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Dept. of Energy Under Secretary Kyle Haustveit: Using American Energy to Drive Growth and Lower Costs
John talks with Department of Energy Under Secretary Kyle Haustveit about how the current administration has secured a massive 6.5 trillion dollar oil deal in Venezuela to bolster domestic resources and stabilize the Western Hemisphere.
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Rep. Jim Jordan: Pushing for Common-Sense Immigration Enforcement and National Security
John talks with Jim Jordan (R-OH) about his perspective on the orchestrated plan by the radical Democrats to undermine national safety through sanctuary jurisdictions.
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Rep. Andy Barr: Making the Case for Free Enterprise and Limited Government
John talks with Rep. Andy Barr (R-KY) about his candidacy for the U.S. Senate that is a high-stakes battle between common sense and radical socialism.
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Rep. Claudia Tenney: The Threat of Foreign Influence in U.S. Elections
John talks with Rep, Claudia Tenney (R-NY) about her concerns regarding foreign interference and the exploitation of American legal systems by adversarial nations.
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman: Making New York More Pro-Business and Energy Independent
John talks with Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman about his vision for New York by positioning his campaign as a necessary reversal of current state policies.
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Denis Mezheritskiy: The Best Career Paths in an AI-Driven Economy
John talks with entrepreneur Denis Mezheritskiy about the traditional college-to-career formula and analyzing how artificial intelligence is rapidly disrupting white-collar industries.
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Thomas von Essen: A Fire Commissioner’s Firsthand Account of 9/11
John talks with former NYC Fire Commisioner Thomas von Essen about his somber firsthand account of the operational chaos and profound human loss experienced during the 9/11 attacks.
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Karen Schneier Dresbach: Protecting Houses of Worship From Hate and Violence
John talks with Karen Schneier Dresbach, daughter of Rabbi Arthur Schneier, about a summit between the Department of Justice and prominent American religious leaders focused on the rising threat of hate crimes and antisemitism.
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Jim Allsup: Unlocking Opportunities for Americans on Disability Benefits
John talks with Jim Allsup about his mission to modernize the Ticket to Work program, a long-standing but underutilized initiative designed to assist individuals on disability benefits in returning to the workforce.
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Bonnie Brady: Protecting American Lobstermen From Costly Federal Regulations
John talks with Bonnie Brady about the recent passage of HR 9436, a bill designed to protect the livelihoods and physical safety of American lobstermen.
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Dr. Mason Pimsler: Questioning the Reliability of Modern Medical Tests
John talks with Dr. Mason Pimsler about modern medical screenings that offer convenience but lack clinical reliability.
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The Stoler Report with Michael Stoler: Joe Harbert
Michael Stoler talks to Joe Harbert, President at Harbert Analytics LLC, about the vibrant resurgence in the Manhattan office market driven by the financial, legal and AI sectors.
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963
Steve Kates: The Search for Dark Matter and the Mysteries Hidden Beneath Antarctica
John talks with Steve Kates, a.k.a. Dr. Sky, about the many frontiers of scientific discovery, beginning with the Nancy Grace Roman telescope and its mission to unravel the mysteries of dark matter and exoplanets.
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Lynn Shaw: The Rising Threat of Sextortion Targeting Young Boys
John talks with Lynn Shaw about the growing threat of sextortion, a form of online blackmail where predators pose as peers to coerce American teenagers into sending intimate images for financial gain.
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Dr. Peter Michalos: Processed Foods and Mental Healthcare Failures Threaten Public Health
John talks with Dr. Peter Michalos about the critical intersection of mental healthcare accessibility and the hidden dangers of processed additives in our daily diets.
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John Terrett: Apple’s New Direction, G20 Tensions and the Markets Ahead
John talks to John Terrett about the latest in the markets.
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The Cats Roundtable National Edition: Rep. Byron Donalds, Gordon G. Chang and More
John and his guests discuss the latest news making headlines across the country and the world.
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The Cats Roundtable NYC/Local Edition: Sen. John Fetterman, Rep. Mike Lawler and More
John and his guests discuss the top stories making headlines across the Tri-state area.
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Sen. John Fetterman: Breaking With the Far Left on AI, Energy and Israel
John talks with Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) about his pro-business and nationalistic vision for Pennsylvania that emphasizes the urgent need for America to dominate the global race for artificial intelligence.
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Rep. Byron Donalds: Keeping Florida Free, Affordable and Conservative
John talks with Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) about his vision for the state's future as he seeks to succeed Governor DeSantis with the endorsement of Donald Trump.
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Rep. Mike Lawler: New York Needs More Natural Gas and Nuclear Power
John talks with Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) about the current energy crisis in New York, attributing skyrocketing utility costs to restrictive state-level mandates.
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State Department Spokesperson Tommy Pigott: Putting American Security at the Center of U.S. Foreign Policy
John talks with State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott about the Trump-Vance administration’s shift toward a more aggressive foreign policy centered on the safety and security of the American people.
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UN Cuban Ambassador Ernesto Soberón Guzmán: The Impact of U.S. Sanctions on Cuba
John talks with Permanent Representative of Cuba to the United Nations Ernesto Soberón Guzmán about the severe humanitarian crisis in Cuba, which he attributes directly to the "collective punishment" of United States sanctions.
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James Gagliano: The Safer Skies Act and the Fight Against Drone Threats
John talks with former FBI special agent James Gagliano and the evolving landscape of national security and the modern threats facing the United States.
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PA Treas. Stacy Garrity: Challenging Josh Shapiro for Pennsylvania Governor
John talks with Stacy Garrity, 79th Treasurer of Pennsylvania, about her candidacy for governor. She frames the race as a choice between lifelong military service and career politics.
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Hosted by John Catsimatidis every Sunday at 8 a.m., The Cats Roundtable mixes common sense thinking while exploring the truth and telling both sides of the story.
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