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President Donald Trump Calls Into 77 WABC’s John Catsimatdis To Celebrate Christmas Day Strikes Against Islamic State Targets
"For the people listening, I called up just to thank John, he said some nice things about me. I ended up being on a radio show."
Curtis Sliwa Speaks Out on WABC, John Catsimatidis’ Role in 2025 Mayoral Race
"John Catsimatidis, owner and operator, who was the maestro of the orchestra that was constantly banging a drum that Curtis Sliwa had to drop out. Had to drop out for the good of the city."
How 3 News/Talk Radio PD’s Would Handle the Curtis Sliwa vs 77 WABC Situation
"If I can only control the current talent, my message would be simple: shut up about it."
John Catsimatidis: Curtis Sliwa Should ‘Learn When to Walk Away and When to Run’
"Let him calm down. Whatever he wants to do in life, he will do, but right now, there's so many people that hate him."
Why Curtis Sliwa Is Taking Aim at 77 WABC
"I will not forgive. I will not forget. I'm old school. I'm old Testament. If I get back into the game, I'm coming right a WABC."
Will Time Heal All Wounds in the Curtis Sliwa vs 77 WABC Saga?
A few weeks ago, it sounded as if pigs would fly before Curtis Sliwa was back at 77 WABC. But has that changed?
John Catsimatidis: ‘I Don’t Have Anything Against’ Curtis Sliwa, Would Welcome Him Back to 77 WABC
"I'm sure when you work 20-hour days -- and I'm sure that Curtis was working 20-hour days -- he had a lot of emotional ups and downs."
How Sid Rosenberg and 77 WABC Became a Focal Point in the NYC Mayor’s Race
"It's been no fun. I hate it. I can't wait for this election to be over."
Does Curtis Sliwa Have a News/Talk Radio Future After the NYC Mayor’s Race?
Curtis Sliwa and 77 WABC felt like a match made in heaven. But that appears to have fallen by the wayside. What does the future hold now?
Curtis Sliwa: ‘You Will Never See Me’ at 77 WABC Studios Again After Hosts, Owner Call For Me to Drop Out of NYC Mayor...
“I feel personally offended by what my friends and colleagues, many of whom I trained at WABC, many of whom wouldn’t have a job at WABC without me, have done."