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Showing posts with label Geraldo Radio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Geraldo Radio. Show all posts
Jan 13, 2014
Jan 10, 2014
Angry granny or big politicians--everyone is chatting with Geraldo
Watching Geraldo Rivera on the Radio--The Callers Love Geraldo
The people love Geraldo........
The people love Geraldo........
Listening to the radio all day....most of the day or watching the news.
Right, one must have distraction to do the dishes.
Never heard anything like it....is this just Geraldo or is it New York?
San Diego girl forever--we do not have this on our talk radio in SD.
The callers tell Geraldo what is on their mind....with gusto.
They have an enthusiasm....well, it is not on any other channel or radio station.
Geraldo can take it..........
Somehow, Geraldo can let the people get it off their chest....they're happy, he's happy and that's it!
There is no anger or resentment carried over. Geraldo is not a mad man.....I guess he can take a disagreement without feeling personally offended.
Everyone talks to Geraldo.......
Some are very frustrated about the bridge--not hearing that degree of annoyance from the actual citizens who drive the thing every day on other outlets. Geraldo says he spends 26 dollars a day just to cross it twice. Our Coronado Bridge is free. It must be very expensive to live in New York.
It was Howard Kurtz.....he said he really likes Fox and CNN, but Fox is smaller and he gets to do what he wants.
We got to hear the take of Alan Dershowitz on bridge-o-rama--another shoe may drop.
Ari Fleischer gave his input on the Robert Gates revs--no, he would not have talked.
Haley Barbour in full support of Chris Christie......
And the streaming was perfect on my chromebook--the streaming has improved every day.
Angry granny or big politicians--everyone is chatting with Geraldo.
So just click on Geraldo at the top of the page and then video streaming.......WABC New York
chromebook--just put in W and the whole thing comes up---if you go there everyday.
Jan 8, 2014
Good Job Geraldo Rivera and WABC New York--Conservative Talk Radio Without Hate
The Show is good--it's plain talk--the people call in and say what they think.
The folks of New York love to call in and talk to Geraldo and that is all there is. He listens, lets them talk and then he says his opinion, also.
The listener gets to hear the vibe of the citizens of New York, or the folks of the US, we get to hear what Geraldo thinks about the issues and we get to hear Juan Williams, Bo Dietl, Ann Coulter--it's a good show.
One needs diversion to complete housework........
It is interesting conversation--I can listen and do the dishes.
What is going on in America--tune in to WABC-New York and I know what is happening this morning on the news.
The big headline--no one is shouting and we get to hear both sides of the issue.
Really, this is the best news-talk show on radio today--both sides, divergent views without anger--it works for me.
Geraldo said today he thinks the traffic hold-up issue of Chris Christie--reportedly blocking traffic on a busy New York bridge in retaliation for not supporting him for re-election will be a major game-changer for the Christie election.
He thinks this could effectively end his bid for presidency.
Juan Williams joined in to say it goes against his policy of being on the straight and narrow regardless of party.
Geraldo Rivera recently changed his format, this past Monday, to a more local type show with video. One can watch him in his office and soon they may be dashing around town. The first day the video was a little sporadic but now it seems to work just fine.
here is a link to the show:
http://www.wabcradio.com/
here we go with their facebook:
Tune into the Geraldo Riverashow on on 77 WABC or watch Geraldo online on to hear these guests and more!
The folks of New York love to call in and talk to Geraldo and that is all there is. He listens, lets them talk and then he says his opinion, also.
The listener gets to hear the vibe of the citizens of New York, or the folks of the US, we get to hear what Geraldo thinks about the issues and we get to hear Juan Williams, Bo Dietl, Ann Coulter--it's a good show.
One needs diversion to complete housework........
It is interesting conversation--I can listen and do the dishes.
What is going on in America--tune in to WABC-New York and I know what is happening this morning on the news.
The big headline--no one is shouting and we get to hear both sides of the issue.
Really, this is the best news-talk show on radio today--both sides, divergent views without anger--it works for me.
Geraldo said today he thinks the traffic hold-up issue of Chris Christie--reportedly blocking traffic on a busy New York bridge in retaliation for not supporting him for re-election will be a major game-changer for the Christie election.
He thinks this could effectively end his bid for presidency.
Juan Williams joined in to say it goes against his policy of being on the straight and narrow regardless of party.
Geraldo Rivera recently changed his format, this past Monday, to a more local type show with video. One can watch him in his office and soon they may be dashing around town. The first day the video was a little sporadic but now it seems to work just fine.
here is a link to the show:
http://www.wabcradio.com/
here we go with their facebook:
Tune into the Geraldo Riverashow on on 77 WABC or watch Geraldo online on to hear these guests and more!
- Former Mayor David Dinkins,
- Frederick Dicker, State Editor of the NY Post
- Ann Coulter
- Andrea Miller, President of NARAL Pro-Choice NY
- Assemblyman Gottfried
- Call in at 1-866-GERALDO
http://www.wabcradio.com/ page.php?page_id=491
I click on video instead of listening live........
Thanks Geraldo and good job--you let the guests talk and you talk too without blowing up.
This is a conservative station and it is not hate radio.
Dec 17, 2013
Geraldo Radio--Tuesdays with Ann Coulter
Geraldo has one of the best shows on radio today--he lets the guests say their opinions on both sides of the issue. We get to hear all of the info without anger--Geraldo even says his idea, perhaps in disagreement and no one goes away fuming.
The New Yorkers love him and call in as if they know him and they are talking to an old friend as evidenced by the New York granny yesterday, angry that Geraldo was feeling too sorry for President Obama.
It is a good show, particularly for conservative radio and it is also fun to hear Bernard Kerik, former Police Commissioner give his take on things. He says his friend will be on every Monday.
I am going to keep watching this show on my comp.
It is also nice to hear about New York as it is completely different from San Diego.
I like the show and I am a dem--it is informative without anger--even when the bombastic beauty Ann Coulter calls in on Tuesdays. Geraldo has the unusual gift of listening to Ann's outrageousness and then toning down her radical statements without being insulting.
In the current radio market the show is informative and entertaining. It is one of the few shows that is not completely one-sided and crazy and that is rare in radio today.
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The New Yorkers love him and call in as if they know him and they are talking to an old friend as evidenced by the New York granny yesterday, angry that Geraldo was feeling too sorry for President Obama.
It is a good show, particularly for conservative radio and it is also fun to hear Bernard Kerik, former Police Commissioner give his take on things. He says his friend will be on every Monday.
I am going to keep watching this show on my comp.
It is also nice to hear about New York as it is completely different from San Diego.
I like the show and I am a dem--it is informative without anger--even when the bombastic beauty Ann Coulter calls in on Tuesdays. Geraldo has the unusual gift of listening to Ann's outrageousness and then toning down her radical statements without being insulting.
In the current radio market the show is informative and entertaining. It is one of the few shows that is not completely one-sided and crazy and that is rare in radio today.
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Dec 16, 2013
Geraldo Radio: Mondays With the Commish
It's a pretty good radio show if you like interesting conversation and information.
That's Geraldo--He even accomplished a lively conversation about the new Pope and the views of an atheist group without angry shouts--as usual we got to hear both sides.
Everything to the most conservative views from Geraldo home, Fox News to angry New York Grandma calling in to tell Geraldo he is protecting President Obama too much "You better not be feeling so sorry for him, Geraldo," the angry granny did not mind shouting at a high pitch.
As usual, Geraldo Rivera lets everyone say their opinion, take it in and say his idea even if it is disagreement. No one ends up angry and we get to hear all of the views on both sides of the issue. How does Geraldo do it. It is an art form this radio guy has perfected.
Today he is starting "Mondays with the Commish." Geraldo Riversa says he will have his friend, Bernard Kerik, the past Police Commissioner of New York City on every Monday morning to discuss the current news items that involve police protection to the citizens. This morning they talked about legalizing marijuana--Bernard says he is personally not for it but all the states need to get it together as far as the laws--it is not the same degree of crime everywhere.
Geraldo says he would like to see pot legal right now.
Bernard Kerik would not give amnesty to NSA leaker Edward Snowden because he has caused so many security problems for our country--he just can't see it.
Talking about the Short Hills mall car hijacking this past weekend, Mr. Kerik said he imagines everything, especially an upscale mall has surveillance and it is just a matter of time before these people are caught. This is near an area, Newark, where car jackings can still be a regular and profitable occurrence. The unfortunate thing is that the criminals were so bold they killed the man before they hijacked his Range Rover.
Bernard Kerik also talked about the inclusion of John Miller joining the new police commissioner and he thought Mr.Miller would indeed be an asset to the force.
He talked about extreme prison sentencing for drug offenders that is too harsh and out of line. He thinks that felony conviction is "slaughtering" to the individual and the family.
Talking about Geraldo's show on Fox News on Saturday night--Geraldo reported on the ease of getting very hard drugs compared to the difficulty of getting medical marijuana.
Good job, Geraldo and former New York top-cop Mr. Kerick--I really enjoyed the show and hearing your opinions.
At the end of the show the stolen Range Rover was indeed found in Newark. I am sad for that family--the car was found but not the jacker.
Geraldo Rivera is on WABC radio in New York every morning--easy to listen to on the comp. just google WABC--that is 7 AM in San Diego.
Thank you, Geraldo, for telling us about New York and the news today--it is a good way to eat breakfast and start the morning.
Here is a story about the release from prison of Bernard Kerik:
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nypd-boss-bernard-kerik-prison-article-1.1356234
That's Geraldo--He even accomplished a lively conversation about the new Pope and the views of an atheist group without angry shouts--as usual we got to hear both sides.
Everything to the most conservative views from Geraldo home, Fox News to angry New York Grandma calling in to tell Geraldo he is protecting President Obama too much "You better not be feeling so sorry for him, Geraldo," the angry granny did not mind shouting at a high pitch.
As usual, Geraldo Rivera lets everyone say their opinion, take it in and say his idea even if it is disagreement. No one ends up angry and we get to hear all of the views on both sides of the issue. How does Geraldo do it. It is an art form this radio guy has perfected.
Today he is starting "Mondays with the Commish." Geraldo Riversa says he will have his friend, Bernard Kerik, the past Police Commissioner of New York City on every Monday morning to discuss the current news items that involve police protection to the citizens. This morning they talked about legalizing marijuana--Bernard says he is personally not for it but all the states need to get it together as far as the laws--it is not the same degree of crime everywhere.
Geraldo says he would like to see pot legal right now.
Bernard Kerik would not give amnesty to NSA leaker Edward Snowden because he has caused so many security problems for our country--he just can't see it.
Talking about the Short Hills mall car hijacking this past weekend, Mr. Kerik said he imagines everything, especially an upscale mall has surveillance and it is just a matter of time before these people are caught. This is near an area, Newark, where car jackings can still be a regular and profitable occurrence. The unfortunate thing is that the criminals were so bold they killed the man before they hijacked his Range Rover.
Bernard Kerik also talked about the inclusion of John Miller joining the new police commissioner and he thought Mr.Miller would indeed be an asset to the force.
He talked about extreme prison sentencing for drug offenders that is too harsh and out of line. He thinks that felony conviction is "slaughtering" to the individual and the family.
Talking about Geraldo's show on Fox News on Saturday night--Geraldo reported on the ease of getting very hard drugs compared to the difficulty of getting medical marijuana.
Good job, Geraldo and former New York top-cop Mr. Kerick--I really enjoyed the show and hearing your opinions.
At the end of the show the stolen Range Rover was indeed found in Newark. I am sad for that family--the car was found but not the jacker.
Geraldo Rivera is on WABC radio in New York every morning--easy to listen to on the comp. just google WABC--that is 7 AM in San Diego.
Thank you, Geraldo, for telling us about New York and the news today--it is a good way to eat breakfast and start the morning.
Here is a story about the release from prison of Bernard Kerik:
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nypd-boss-bernard-kerik-prison-article-1.1356234
Dec 10, 2013
Geraldo Radio--Letting New Yorkers Talk
Geraldo Radio--Letting New Yorkers Talk
To put it plain and simple--everyone calls in and says "Hey, Geraldo, I like your show because you let everyone say both sides of the issue."
Then they proceed to tell their side of the issue
One guy even said--More shows should be like yours.
In short--Geraldo lets people talk and everyone wants to call in and say what's on their mind--right, many people congratulated him on this issue today.
Can you imagine a radio show where people get to talk--usually it's the other way around. The host says he is anxious to hear what the listeners think but in reality only the host says his or her views and then hangs-up when a caller disagrees.
Talking about minimum wage today--here in San Diego--school nurse time in Bario Logan. Many of the parents worked at two taco shops in order to support their family. They were afraid to call in sick as the benefits were at a minimum and often sent their kids to school sick. They could not take off work to take care of the kids.
Making the point--parents are supporting their families with these fast food jobs today.
Thanks Geraldo, for taking time to listen.
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To put it plain and simple--everyone calls in and says "Hey, Geraldo, I like your show because you let everyone say both sides of the issue."
Then they proceed to tell their side of the issue
One guy even said--More shows should be like yours.
In short--Geraldo lets people talk and everyone wants to call in and say what's on their mind--right, many people congratulated him on this issue today.
Can you imagine a radio show where people get to talk--usually it's the other way around. The host says he is anxious to hear what the listeners think but in reality only the host says his or her views and then hangs-up when a caller disagrees.
Talking about minimum wage today--here in San Diego--school nurse time in Bario Logan. Many of the parents worked at two taco shops in order to support their family. They were afraid to call in sick as the benefits were at a minimum and often sent their kids to school sick. They could not take off work to take care of the kids.
Making the point--parents are supporting their families with these fast food jobs today.
Thanks Geraldo, for taking time to listen.
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Dec 7, 2013
Is Puerto Rico the Detroit of the Caribbean with Palm Trees and Mustaches?
Geraldo Rivera: ¿Qué Pasa Puerto Rico?
José Cuevas Rivera always picks us up when our family arrives at San Juan Airport. Muscular, confident and energetic, he looks like the professional fisherman he was as a younger man. Actually, with his shaved head, big tattooed arms, pierced ears and ready smile, he looks like a professional wrestler or a Puerto Rican ‘Mr. Clean.’
Aside from taking care of our place, since giving up fishing José has run his parents' small business in Playa Salinas on Puerto Rico’s Caribbean coast. It is a usually thriving seaside bar and restaurant that attracts families of modest means from around the island. “¿Cómo está su negocio?” How’s your business? I always ask him as we drive south on Highway 52 past the red and orange flámboyan trees and the iconic statue of the JÃbaro, the island’s idealized traditional farmer. “Malo.” Business is bad, José responded this time, far more emphatically negative than usual.
Now up to our flashing eyes in debt, there is a malignant feeling that Puerto Rico is Detroit with palm trees and mustaches.
- Geraldo Rivera
José went on to explain how a stiff, new sales tax had just been imposed and how the price of everything from utilities to food keeps going up as the government struggles to avoid becoming the next Detroit. “Nobody is working. All the kids want to go live in Orlando or New York.”
Puerto Rico and Detroit; despite their obvious differences, the Caribbean Commonwealth and the Midwestern Motor City share awful economic and social burdens. Both governments are broke, crippled by staggering debt and unemployment. Crime is rampant and residents are deserting their sinking ships.
For all its obvious assets, Puerto Rico is a beautiful mess. Unlike Detroit, it is not yet in bankruptcy, but many analysts fear it is close. The biggest employer on the island by far is the government, which employs 25 percent of the total workforce. Twenty percent of the entire population relies on food stamps and one in six on federal disability payments. The once thriving manufacturing sector has been decimated. The factories that were once attracted by favorable local tax laws and a relatively low-cost labor pool, mostly closed up shop as soon as their tax breaks expired. Since the peak year of 1996, the number of factory jobs has shrunken from 160,000 to a meager 75,000 today.
The recession that crippled the worldwide economy hit Puerto Rico harder and earlier than it did the mainland U.S., a savage economic downturn that began in 2006. Since then, 138,000 residents have fled stateside, and the exodus is accelerating. There are now more Puerto Ricans living in the continental U.S. than on the island. Between 2010 and 2012 alone, Puerto Rico lost 54,000 residents, or about 1.5 percent of its population of 3.7 million. Most of those emigrants are younger and better educated than those who have stayed behind. The island’s infrastructure is in woeful condition. Schools and prisons are over-crowded, teachers restive, cops under fire, drug abuse rampant, pawn shops booming, banks broke, and homes from San Juan to Salinas underwater in terms of their worth compared to the mortgages outstanding.
Puerto Ricans traditionally are remarkably resilient. We have an extraordinary ability to see the silver lining in every cloud. Throughout the trials and tribulations of recent years, most surveys indicate that we are still collectively among the happiest people on earth. But this unprecedented fiscal crisis threatens to drain the joy from paradise. Puerto Rico teeters on the brink of insolvency. The Commonwealth has been using debt to pay for ordinary expenses; our government credit card is exhausted. Now up to our flashing eyes in debt, there is a malignant feeling that Puerto Rico is Detroit with palm trees and mustaches.
The island is well over $100 billion in debt, counting its massively underfunded pensions. That is a debt load bigger than any state but California and New York's, with a tiny percent of their income or outlook. And like all debtors living on borrowed money, we exist on the kindness of rating agencies that dictate how much we pay to borrow the money we need to pay the bills. Right now, with Puerto Rico’s bond rating teetering on the brink of ‘junk’ status, we’re like Greece, broke, and a hair’s breadth from bankruptcy.
Although I supported the man he replaced, former Republican governor Luis Fortuño, current Democratic governor Alejandro Javier Garcia Padilla has taken dramatic steps to avert catastrophic default, cutting government jobs and imposing those stiff new taxes that my friend José complained about. With bond holders apparently willing to wait until spring to see if the government sticks to its harsh austerity program, I asked Puerto Rico’s non-voting congressman Pedro R. Pierluisi whether the Commonwealth will default.
“These are very rough times for us,” the congressman told me Wednesday. “These measures are painful, but I feel that we’ll find a way to meet our obligations. I believe we will do everything and anything we can to avoid default. It won’t be easy, but we’ll find our way.”
Geraldo Rivera is currently host of "Geraldo at Large" on Fox News Channel (FNC), which is also nationally syndicated by Twentieth Television. Rivera recently celebrated 40 years in journalism.
copied from the facebook page of Geraldo Rivera
Thank you, Geraldo, for telling us this interesting story about Puerto Rico--just wondering: how do you compare Puerto Rico with somewhere like Denmark, talking about the economy and what do you think of pension plans vs. the 410K type plan.
Dec 2, 2013
"you know what Geraldo, you're not afraid"
"you know what Geraldo, you're not afraid"
that is what the caller said this morning--Geraldo Rivera is not afraid of debate. Even if you don't agree you let the other person talk--chatting today about the issue of race and President Obama--voicing both sides of the issue.
Geraldo is not only not afraid of debate but he is also not afraid of women like most of the other Fox News talk show anchors--one with the name of Bill comes to mind.
Good job, Geraldo, on liking women and promoting the new civil rights movement--a new minimum wage for low-income workers.
Where are the jobs in the US today? Where are the factory jobs for the average joe?
Letting everyone talk without promoting an atmosphere of fear.
Well done.
Geraldo Rivera, on WABC Radio New York--it's a good show.
that is what the caller said this morning--Geraldo Rivera is not afraid of debate. Even if you don't agree you let the other person talk--chatting today about the issue of race and President Obama--voicing both sides of the issue.
Geraldo is not only not afraid of debate but he is also not afraid of women like most of the other Fox News talk show anchors--one with the name of Bill comes to mind.
Good job, Geraldo, on liking women and promoting the new civil rights movement--a new minimum wage for low-income workers.
Where are the jobs in the US today? Where are the factory jobs for the average joe?
Letting everyone talk without promoting an atmosphere of fear.
Well done.
Geraldo Rivera, on WABC Radio New York--it's a good show.
Nov 25, 2013
A New Look for Geraldo Radio
media news
Big change in radio as we take the show into the digital era. We're leaving the world of AM syndication and embarking on this new journey. Anchored at our powerful WABC Radio 10 AM ET live and local show,we'll be streaming live on the internet. When we debut the New York show on January 6th, our friends across the country and around the world will be able to hear and see it live. We were doing 400,000 plus unique listeners before the video-era and we hope the new show will be even more entertaining and accessible from New York to York England and from Syria to Santa Monica; stay tuned Geraldo live WABCradio.com - debuting January 6th, 2014. 10 AM EST
copied from the facebook page of Geraldo Rivera
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from the Huff Post.......
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/25/geraldo-rivera-radio-show-nationally-syndicated-new-york_n_4337309.html
O'Reilly goes "O'Reilly" on Geraldo Rivera's radio show when asked about JFK......
http://theronnierepublic.blogspot.com/2013/11/oreilly-goes-oreilly-on-geraldo-riveras.html
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Big change in radio as we take the show into the digital era. We're leaving the world of AM syndication and embarking on this new journey. Anchored at our powerful WABC Radio 10 AM ET live and local show,we'll be streaming live on the internet. When we debut the New York show on January 6th, our friends across the country and around the world will be able to hear and see it live. We were doing 400,000 plus unique listeners before the video-era and we hope the new show will be even more entertaining and accessible from New York to York England and from Syria to Santa Monica; stay tuned Geraldo live WABCradio.com - debuting January 6th, 2014. 10 AM EST
copied from the facebook page of Geraldo Rivera
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from the Huff Post.......
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/25/geraldo-rivera-radio-show-nationally-syndicated-new-york_n_4337309.html
O'Reilly goes "O'Reilly" on Geraldo Rivera's radio show when asked about JFK......
http://theronnierepublic.blogspot.com/2013/11/oreilly-goes-oreilly-on-geraldo-riveras.html
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cute earrings and stocking stuffers from chloetoo.......
www.chloetoo.com
this set is 18.00...The earrings are 8mm swarovski
cubes with sterling silver findings --I put it together
with a bracelet I purchased at the gem show in Tucson
purchase here with paypal...tax and shipping included.
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