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Sid Rosenberg: Curtis Sliwa Should Retire After ‘Drubbing’ in New York Radio Ratings
"I beat Curtis by six points in the demo. Six points! He should retire today."
How Larry Mendte Found His Voice in Talk Radio on 710 WOR
"Talk radio is in almost every way much freer than any of the television I did, [because] it's building a story. We're doing a commentary live on the air. Everything else I've been able to do, except for the live shots I did, I've been able to craft it. The crafting is immediate."
The Hollywood Reporter’s New York Power List Leaves Radio Voices Fuming
"Any New York list -- you want to put most recognizable? I belong there. You want to put most famous? I belong there. Biggest jerk? I'll be fair and honest, I belong there. Put me on that list, too. I don't care. But to omit me from any list dealing with New York? That's nonsense."
Sid Rosenberg: ‘I’m Considering’ Running for Mayor of New York
"If I decide to run, I'll run, and I'll win. I won't get 7%, I can promise you that."
Sid Rosenberg: I Created Curtis Sliwa, Sad to See Him Continually Attack Me
"Sorry, that's a fact. I created that bastard. Created him."
New 710 WOR Morning Host Curtis Sliwa: Joining iHeartMedia New York Like Being at the Radio Hall of Fame
"Who lets me in this morning? Jim Kerr, 52 years, a legend at WAXQ, who remembers me from back in the 70’s interviewing when I started the Guardian Angels.”
710 WOR Adds Curtis Sliwa to Morning Drive Alongside Larry Mendte
"It’s a full circle moment for me as my first radio station appearance for me was in 1971 when WOR’s Arlene Francis interviewed me as a kid, and I’ve been talking on the radio since.”
John Catsimatidis Responds to Curtis Sliwa’s Comments About 77WABC Exit
“For the record: 180 days of unlimited access to the public versus 17 days when there was no hope.”
Curtis Sliwa: It’s Time for Me to Get Back Into the Mix with Talk Radio
"So stay tuned, ladies and gentlemen."
John Catsimatidis: Andrew Cuomo Show on 77 WABC ‘In the Works’
A statement from a spokesperson for Andrew Cuomo said that the former governor "will continue to speak out on the important issues" on 77 WABC and "many other media outlets."