Podcast appearances and mentions of David Paterson

David Paterson, former Governor, joins the show to unpack the local headlines of the day.

David Paterson and Jake Novak break down today's political tensions at home and abroad, from Trump's foreign policy maneuvers involving North Korea and Iran to the growing conflict between New York City's mayor and the teachers' union. They also examine the contradictions of socialist activism and challenge union leaders to put their members' economic interests ahead of partisan politics.

The Left Versus The Right hosted by Former New York Governor David Paterson. Governing both sides with a healthy debate. Where common sense prevails. Saturdays 3PM-4PM on 77 WABC Radio.

John talks with former New York Governor David Paterson about the erosion of civility in modern American politics, contrasting current hostility with a lost era of bipartisan cooperation.

John talks with former New York Governor David Paterson about the current political climate in New York City, specifically the property tax initiative which he likens to a modern-day Salem witch hunt.

The Left Versus The Right hosted by Former New York Governor David Paterson. Governing both sides with a healthy debate. Where common sense prevails. Saturdays 3PM-4PM on 77 WABC Radio.

In this episode of The Left Versus The Right, Jake Novak and Former Gov. David Paterson discuss New York City's political landscape, examining Mayor Zohran Mamdani's leadership, controversial policy proposals, and public rhetoric, while debating their potential impact on the city's future. As Mamdani continues to incite hatred and fear, Novak argues that the Mayor is enjoying it and that this is his plan. The conversation also explores the upcoming New York gubernatorial race, the challenges facing Governor Kathy Hochul, and the role of campaign messaging in shaping voter sentiment. Wrapping up, the hosts reflect on the value of authentic leadership and why genuine apologies and accountability remain essential for earning and maintaining public trust.

The Left Versus The Right hosted by Former New York Governor David Paterson. Governing both sides with a healthy debate. Where common sense prevails. Saturdays 3PM-4PM on 77 WABC Radio.

In this episode of The Left Versus The Right, Former Gov. David Paterson and Jake Novak examine the ongoing debate over election integrity, media coverage, and the future direction of American politics. They discuss President Donald Trump's remarks on election security, the role of voter ID laws, and the broader challenges facing political parties and their leaders. They also explore economic trends, including the strength of the banking sector amid continued housing affordability concerns, and analyze how strategy and leadership will shape future election cycles. Tune in for a wide-ranging conversation on politics, policy, and the issues influencing voters today.

Join John Catsimatidis, Rita Cosby, and friends as they speak to Governor David Paterson about combatting the socialist takeover and more on WABC.

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Fmr. Gov. David Paterson and Jake Novak critique modern political culture through a mixture of current events, historical anecdotes, and personal philosophy. The discussion begins by condemning unauthorized diplomatic meetings involving local activists and foreign adversaries, which the hosts frame as a dangerous overstep that undermines national security. This evolves into a broader analysis of American political polarization, where the hosts argue that extreme hostility toward figures like Donald Trump has reached the level of a secular religion or "mental illness" that displaces traditional community values.

Fmr. Gov. David Paterson is off for the holiday, so instead, it is a best of for Cats and Cosby on WABC. This serves as a high-energy platform for Common Sense conservative discourse, anchored by the major announcement that Michael Cohen, former attorney to Donald Trump, is joining the station as a regular host. The program frames Cohen's arrival as an "amazing moment" supported by the former president, emphasizing a shift toward topical and relevant information intended for the "tired majority" of Americans. Beyond this media update, the episode traverses a variety of political battlegrounds, featuring interviews with Ambassador Mike Huckabee on Middle Eastern stability and Congressman Gabe Evans on the "radical" policies impacting Colorado. Collectively, these segments aim to celebrate America's 250th anniversary while sounding an alarm against what the hosts describe as the anti-American values and "lunacy" of the progressive left.

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Join Reverend AR Bernard and Rabbi Joe Potasnik as they discuss prior elections, the comptroller's office and more on WABC.

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Former Gov. David Paterson and Jake Novak discuss a turbulent week in politics and current events. They provide a critical analysis of recent New York primary results, characterizing the success of far-left insurgent candidates as a consequence of voter suppression through low turnout and a lack of civic engagement. The conversation transitions into federal issues, where the hosts voice support for the Supreme Court's decision to maintain strict asylum protocols at the border and emphasize the urgent need for voter integrity legislation. Throughout the dialogue, they champion traditional civic participation, such as in-person voting and communal sports attendance, as essential remedies for a modern epidemic of social alienation.

John talks with former New York Governor David Paterson about the breakdown of diplomatic relations with Iran and his predictions for how U.S.-Iran negotiations will ultimately play out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Gov. David Patterson and Jake Novak navigate the intersection of national identity, history, and current events. The conversation begins with a reflection on Juneteenth, framing it as a moment for unifying celebration and economic liberation rather than a source of historical "browbeating" or collective guilt. This theme of American resilience transitions into diverse topics, including the economic implications of the Iran nuclear deal, personal anecdotes from their time at Columbia University, and the cultural impact of the New York Knicks' championship victory. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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We take the temperature on U.S.-Canada relations with our audience and hear from three smart guests: David Paterson is Ontario's representative in Washington D.C.; Drew Fagan is a professor at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto; and Drew Dilkens is the Mayor of Windsor.

John talks with former New York Governor David Paterson about how global instability and local social unrest impact the daily lives of citizens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John talks with former New York Governor David Paterson about how global instability and local social unrest impact the daily lives of citizens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jake Novak and former Governor David Paterson engage in a wide-ranging discussion that bridges the worlds of sports, politics, and international diplomacy. The program begins by examining the cultural impact of the New York Knicks' playoff success, though the hosts quickly pivot to criticize the violence and political provocations marring fan celebrations. This transition from athletics to ethics serves as a recurring theme, as the conversation shifts to analyze the unreliable nature of Iranian diplomacy and the cautious optimism of financial markets regarding global stability. Finally, the dialogue addresses political integrity by debating the ethics of government officials receiving perks and calling for the Democratic party to remove controversial candidates to preserve their moral standing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John talks with former New York Governor David Paterson about the rising tide of partisan redistricting and the issue of gender classification in new laws. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Paterson and Jake Novak examine the intersection of historical legacy and current political accountability. The program begins by introducing "Freedom 250," a series of analytical segments designed to celebrate America's upcoming semiquincentennial by focusing on the pivotal decisions of influential figures rather than mere dates. This leads to a deep dive into the presidency of John F. Kennedy, where the hosts argue that the incapacitation of his father allowed JFK to emerge from a shadow of misogyny and isolationism to define his own record. The conversation shifts toward a critique of modern politics, where the speakers lament that oratory is often valued over substantive action, citing the ongoing support for controversial figures like Graham Platner as evidence of a "political class" that prioritizes party loyalty over moral clarity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jake Novak and David Patterson discuss the intersection of politics, sports, and cultural events in New York City. The conversation begins by criticizing local politicians for refusing to attend the Israel Day parade, framing such boycotts as dishonest political theater that prioritizes ideology over civic duty. This critique expands into a broader condemnation of political activism entering neutral spaces, ranging from kindergarten graduations to calls for college athlete boycotts in response to redistricting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Catsimatidis and Dominic Carter and former New York Governor David Paterson, discuss the growing politicization of American life. The segment begins by criticizing the backlash against an New York Giants quarterback, Jaxson Dart for simply introducing a president, which Paterson uses as a springboard to lament the loss of bipartisanship and the rise of "Trump derangement syndrome." The conversation shifts to a critique of the Democratic Party's apparent shift toward socialism, with Paterson and the hosts warning that a lack of moral leadership and historical perspective is leading the nation toward political tyranny and social division. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Congressman Peter King joins hosts on WABC to discuss the political landscape of New York during a Memorial Day broadcast. The conversation centers on a perceived shift toward radicalism within the Democratic Party, with King and the hosts praising "common sense" figures like David Paterson while criticizing the current socialist leadership in New York City. A significant portion of the dialogue serves to bolster the gubernatorial candidacy of Bruce Blakeman, highlighting his strict law enforcement policies and his efforts to coordinate with ICE to remove criminal immigrants. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fmr. Gov. David Patterson and Jake Novak evaluate the deteriorating state of American political culture by reflecting on the Democratic Party's perceived failures following the 2024 election. They argue that modern politics has become a magnet for opportunistic individuals and foreign influence, moving away from a traditional "democracy" toward a system of orchestrated coronations and rigid party control. The conversation contrasts this contemporary lack of accountability with historical examples of political redemption and authentic engagement, such as the Lincoln-Douglas debates or candidates who personally interacted with voters. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Gov. David Patterson and Jake Novak analyze historical and contemporary geopolitics through the lens of effective leadership and leverage. The conversation centers on a critique of economic openness as a tool for reform, arguing that financial engagement has failed to civilize adversarial regimes like China and Iran, instead providing them with capital and technology for domestic suppression. Transitioning from international diplomacy to domestic policy, the speakers examine political influence and union power, specifically condemning the right of public workers to strike as a threat to societal stability and fiscal health. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former governors Andrew Cuomo and David Paterson criticize the "tax the rich" narrative and the implementation of the pied-à-terre tax, arguing these measures are mere political symbolism that drive away wealthy residents and essential tax revenue. A significant portion of the dialogue addresses a perceived rise in anti-Semitism and a lack of moral leadership, specifically accusing local officials of fueling tensions rather than fostering unity. Finally, the discussion laments the erosion of executive authority, contrasting the current late budget and legislative chaos with a historical model of a strong governor who can command the state with decisive action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Paterson and Jake Novak examine how legal shifts and redistricting act as catalysts for profound economic and political change. Novak argues that dismantling racially gerrymandered districts is not merely a bureaucratic adjustment but an economically liberating movement that transforms marginalized communities into influential swing voters. The dialogue critiques both political parties for focusing on numerical power grabs rather than the human dignity of constituents, comparing current urban political structures to a form of modern feudalism that stifles growth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Governor David Paterson joins the morning show to remember the life & times of legendary Yankees play-by-play radio voice John Sterling, who passed away this morning at the age of 87. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this Monday edition of Sid & Friends in the Morning, Sid covers the breaking news this morning of the passing of legendary Yankees play-by-play radio voice John Sterling, dead at the age of 87. In other news of the day, nine people were taken into custody Saturday night after an anti-ICE protest took place outside of the Wyckoff Heights Medical Center in the borough of Brooklyn, NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani has confirmed he will not participate in the annual Celebrate Israel Parade on Fifth Avenue — an event traditionally led by the mayor and one of the largest pro-Israel gatherings in the world, and Golden Tempo claims Saturday's Kentucky Derby and made history - as trainer Cherie DeVaux became the first woman to ever prep the winner of America's most famous horse race. Cherie DeVaux, David Paterson, Jim Leyritz, John Catsimatidis & Rich Lowry join Sid on this Monday installment of Sid & Friends in the Morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, Former Gov. David Patterson and Jake Novak regarding the intersection of politics and economics. A central theme of their discussion is the Supreme Court's redistricting ruling, which Novak argues could unleash human capital by eliminating racially gerrymandered districts that often insulate politicians from electoral competition and accountability. The two further examine the local political landscape of New York, critiquing current leadership for fostering a culture of resentment and contrasting it with past eras of competitive primaries and mayoral pragmatism. Throughout the broadcast, they emphasize that economic vitality is inextricably linked to a competitive political culture where leaders must actively "hustle" for their constituents' well-being rather than relying on safe, predetermined voting blocs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, Fmr. Gov. David Paterson and Jake Novak move away from typical bickering to examine the formative experiences that shaped their respective conservative and liberal leanings. Through anecdotal reflections on their time at Columbia University, the conversation critiques the evolution of campus activism, the perceived moral decline of the Democratic Party, and the economic impact of failing public school systems. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John talks with former New York Governor David Paterson about news involving the Strait of Hormuz as well as funding and safety issues within New York. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fprmer Gov. David Patterson and Jake Novak analyze a variety of current events, ranging from Middle Eastern geopolitics to domestic fiscal policy. The dialogue begins with a focus on the war in Lebanon and Iran, where the speakers praise the minimal civilian casualties and the strategic patience of the Trump administration. Shifting to domestic concerns, the hosts critique a proposed tax on second homes, arguing that such policies are driven by class resentment rather than sound economics. Throughout the broadcast, they weave in biblical and cultural references, such as the story of Cain and Abel, to illustrate human nature and the responsibilities of citizenship in a pluralistic society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Paterson and Jake Novak discuss the controversial sentencing of a former police officer following a highly unusual fatality involving a thrown picnic cooler. The hosts critique the judge's decision as politically motivated and disconnected from the split-second reality of law enforcement, arguing that the incident was a freak accident rather than an act of malice. Their conversation expands into a broader analysis of urban crime policy, historical racial tensions in New York, and the importance of community policing over ideological leniency. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Gov. David Paterson and guest Jake Novak engage in a wide-ranging dialogue that pivots between personal anecdotes and aggressive political critique. The conversation is structured around three primary pillars: a retrospective on New York City crime, a defense of Donald Trump's foreign policy regarding Iran, and a controversial call for community self-reliance and internal accountability. Novak utilizes his formative years in Queens to argue that progressive legal reforms, such as no-bail policies, ultimately devastate the minority neighborhoods they claim to protect. The speakers conclude by challenging their own ethnic communities to abandon victimhood narratives in favor of active self-defense and a rejection of the moral excuses often used to explain away violent behavior. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Democrats David Paterson and Judge Richard Weinberg critique the ideological extremes of their own party while finding common ground with principled Republican views. The hosts engage in a multifaceted geopolitical analysis, characterizing the conflict with Iran as a necessary struggle against a "death cult" that has been emboldened by the energy dependency and diplomatic failures of past Democratic administrations. Shifting to domestic affairs, they denounce the partisan gridlock causing nationwide transit delays and propose that emergency executive action or private loans from figures like Elon Musk could resolve the funding crisis. The program concludes by mourning the loss of Tina Marie Vallone and celebrating the legacy of "moderate political leadership, "ultimately advocating for a return to pragmatic governance over the "socialist agenda" they associate with current radical factions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, David Patterson and Richard Weinberg, two self-described centrist Democrats critique modern political and global affairs. The conversation primarily functions as a defense of assertive leadership, specifically praising former President Trump's confrontational approach toward Iran's nuclear aspirations and his skepticism of "soft" European allies. The speakers weave together themes of national security, historical precedents of collapse, and a staunch opposition to radical socialism, which they argue is hollowing out the economic and social stability of American cities. Ultimately, the program serves as a critique of modern governance, urging a return to "common-sense" policies and proactive intervention to protect "Western civilization" from internal decay and external threats. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Former Governor of New York David Paterson joins Sid live from Stage 77 on this special 10th Anniversary edition of Sid & Friends in the Morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Former Governor of New York David Paterson joins John Catsimatidis & James Flippin as they substitute for Sid Rosenberg, to touch upon political discourse, highlighting how the terms 'left' and 'right' have evolved over decades. Paterson points out that today's right often holds views similar to those traditionally held by moderate leftists. He discusses extremism on both ends of the political spectrum, the role of government, and local versus state control over issues like zoning. Paterson also addresses rising concerns over anti-Semitism from both the political left and right, emphasizing the irrationality of blaming a particular group for societal issues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices