Podcast appearances and mentions of joe bruno

This episode is presented by Create A Video – TJ Ritchie will be joining the WBT lineup on May 27th. I wanted to find out more about "America's Coolest Conservative." Also, Joe Bruno from WSOC-TV joins me to discuss his reporting on the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief's threat to sue the city over alleged "reputational damage." Subscribe to the podcast at: https://ThePetePod.com/ All the links to Pete's Prep are free: https://patreon.com/petekalinershow Media Bias Check: If you choose to subscribe, get 15% off here! Advertising and Booking inquiries: Pete@ThePeteKalinerShow.comGet exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joe Bruno is Charlotte, NC's very own beloved journalist. In this episode, Joe rightfully takes the interviewer seat and flips the script on Robbie. Three years ago, the Champagne Problems host told his very honest and very vulnerable story that included addiction, rock bottom, and redemption. Tune in to hear Joe dig in to Robbie's journey over the three years since... including a separation, a breakthrough, a podcast production startup, and an inevitable amount of maturation.  Thank you Joe Bruno for taking this on!

Sometimes to get to the truth, a reporter just has to start knocking on doors. In this week's UnSpun, DrSturg talks to award-winning journalist Joe Bruno about his work uncovering a voter fraud scheme in North Carolina. Plus, warm up is back with several examples of the fallacy of authority for you to try your skills. Learn more about the scheme and the reporters in The Vote Collectors. Follow Joe BrunoFollow Dr. SturgTwitter -Prof. Amanda Sturgill (@DrSturg) / XWebsites -Sturg says|Unspun's SubstackQuestions and TipsTheUnspunPodcast@gmail.comDr. Sturg's BooksDetecting Deception: Tools to Fight Fake NewsWe are #AltGov  

In the third hour, Mac & Bone are joined by Joe Bruno from WSOC, for more insight into the potential stadium renovations coming to Bank of America Stadium, Daron Vaught recaps all the local action from the regionals of the NCAA Tournament, before the guys get back into the Caitlin Clark situation See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joe Bruno, award-winning reporter for WSOC, joins the show, to provide more insight into to the timeline of the potential renovations coming to Bank of America Stadium, why they opted to not add a dome to the stadium & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've had delays an more delays but its here, some newer episodes! This one filmed in Joe Bruno's new apartment! 

In the show's 2nd hour, Kyle reacted to the biggest sound in sports with What Did You Say?!?!? and Kyle weighs in on a report from Joe Bruno over the Panthers plans for a practice facility in the city.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We fed our comedians Cucumber Smashes during the Live Episode at Vultures and then put on a comedy show! Bugbee hosted with Producer Andrew Ingram and Melody performing comedy along with Mitch Jones, Queen Phee & Joe Bruno. Please follow our funny friends on social media and support local comedy - links below! We are taking a break and will be back for Season 6 on March 6th, 2024. Catch our next LIVE SHOW on Thursday, January 25th at The Carter Payne in Colorado Springs, CO. Ticket Link: https://2g1cLIVEjan25.eventbrite.com Comedy Links: Mitch Jones Facebook // Instagram Queen Phee Facebook // Instagram Joe Bruno Facebook // Instagram Andrew's Short Story Podcast, Midnight Thoughts: Spotify Theme Song by Falseyedols - Spotify New Episodes every other Thursday - We will be back for Season 6 March 6th, 2024 Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please Subscribe, rate, and review! Contact us at 2girls1cocktailpodcast@gmail.com

It's that time of year, when your humble host gathers two of nearest and dearest friends (and a fourth guest) to shoot the bull about all… whatever until … whenever. It's a freewheeling, no-holds-barred conversation not necessarily about Christmas, but you'll surely enjoy it. Thanks for all your support this year; best wishes of the holiday season to you all, wherever you may be! Follow this podcast on Instagram: @KeepItToYourselfPodcast
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We talk to WSOC's Joe Bruno about the recent municipal primary elections, from the low turnout to the far-reaching implications, and what local stories he'll be checking on in the coming year.

Its been a busy month for the Beanie Boys with live shows and we are glad to be back on, Thad is on Vacation so Joe Bruno sits in as cohost with Cameron MackKenzie! We talk Tennis, Dodgeball as law enforcement, and of course we all brought some new jokes!

WSOC reporter, and friend of the show, Joe Bruno joins the show to deliver more insight into his report about the chances renovations take place at Bank of America stadium. He outlines when the conversations started, where the tax money would come, the chances of a practice facility being included & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was a guest-filled hour, as Joe Bruno joins to give more details on his report last night about the chances Bank of America stadium undergoes renovations. Charlotte FC radio analyst Jessica Charman, previews tomorrow's match, before the guys get back into the stadium renovations talk See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mac and Bone bring in Joe Bruno as they do their latest draft, a TV sitcom draft, talk about the continuing comparisons between Anthony Richardson and Cam Newton and chat with Jessica Charman about the challenge that lies ahead this weekend for Charlotte FC.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BEST OF 2022 – ” Relive the year with clips of your favorites such as TOMMY KARATE, JOHNNY GOTTI, BABY JOHN DeLUTRO, JOEY GALL0, ST.VALENTINE'S DAY MASSACRE… you get the idea.  HIT PLAY! VIEW FROM MULBERRY STREET  began in June and took off.  Matt exposed "The Other Side" of the organized crime story, the Government's dedication "to obliterate organized crime from the face of the earth at all cost".  He delved in to The Rat System of informants, his inside view of the Commission Case, the Tommy Karate Case, the governmental treatment of Italian Americans, and many guest interviews, including Jerry Capeci, Murry Richman, Frank Morano, Gianni Russo, Joe Bruno and don't forget “Legitimate Guys”.   

In the third hour of The Vince Coglianese Show, Vince speaks with Congressman Guy Reschenthaler (PA 14) about the unfair prisoner swap in which the US received Brittney Griner back for Russia's “Merchant of Death.” John Kerry is upset that the Ukraine war is delaying the world's transition to green energy. A Chicago Private School's Dean of Students named Joe Bruno brags about bringing LGBTQ+ health center to teach uner age children about “queer sex.”  For more coverage on the issues that matter to you visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 from 3-6pm.   To join the conversation, check us out on social media: @WMAL @VinceCoglianese See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

JOE BRUNO INTERVIEW - Matt did it this time.  He brought in Joe Bruno, former New York City sportswriter, author of 60 books, including true crime, crime novels, crime screenplays, political science, and sports biographies.  If that's not enough, Joe lived on Mulberry Street and then moved to Knickerbocker Village.  Sound familiar?  No wonder he and Matt have been friends for decades.  Bruno's  exploits with notorieties like Muhammed Ali, Little Joe Becky, Tony Mirra, Matty ‘The Horse' Ianniello  Sony Pinto, and topics such as  What Makes a Rat a Rat, The Irishman, The Boxing Writers of America, who really parked in Joe Bruno's parking lot?, are funny, amazing and just plain fascinating.  The ultimate Lower East Side Legitimate Guy, Joe Bruno should not be missed, nor any of his books, such as Mob Boss, Gotti the Rise and Fall, Crazy Joe Gallo, Jimmy Hoffa, White Bulger and many, many more. 

The private company that runs the I-77 toll lanes has been suing drivers who end up in fender-benders.  Why? Supposedly, it blocks traffic and the company loses toll revenue. Mark Garrison talks with WSOC's Joe Bruno who uncovered this, and explains what happened when Joe started asking questions about the suits.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another week, another episode. Thad B is out doing jokes at Comedy Works in Denver and its Cameron and our producer for the first time on screen Joe Bruno as our guest today. We talk about his history and present in Colorado punk bands, starting in comedy, and of course a few new jokes!

In today's episode, Affiliated host Thomas McMahon is joined by Josh Valencia and Joe Bruno from InboxGeek to discuss the power of email marketing. InboxGeek is a powerful tool that helps you send emails exactly when the viewer is checking their email. Email marketing can be difficult and often leads to many questions. Should you be sending daily emails? When should you send your emails? How many emails is too many? Joe happily addresses these questions and more, all while giving insight into how to optimize your emails to their fullest potential. Email list health is equally as important, and Joe addresses why you should clean your list to avoid spam traps and other obstructions to your success. He also stresses why you should make unsubscribing easy and the benefits of losing people that don't engage with your emails. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. This episode is packed full of amazing email marketing advice that's easily actionable for you to see results.

CMPD Chief Johnny Jennings faced pressure from all sides -- especially from WBT's own Breaking Brett Jensen -- over concern about transparency with their new media policy.  Listen here as Brett Jensen and WSOC reporter Joe Bruno as well as City Councilors Braxton Winston and LaWana Mayfield press the issue with Jennings. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you pay even the slightest bit of attention to the news in Charlotte then you already know Joe Bruno. Joe is one of Charlotte's most well-known and well-respected journalists. Liz Egan Bruno (current audio/video producer... but we're not convinced her goal of being on SNL is yet out of reach) is quite possibly the only human who can keep up with him. Together the Brunos are the first Date Night guests to (almost) beat Jake and Page in a tall-off. *cumulative gasp* The two couples discuss how Joe, Liz and Page all met at Charlotte's Fox 46... and how Page is the only one between her and Liz who liked Joe at first. They also discuss their other Charlotte media friendship crushes... and then proceed to forget key names of the people with whom they all want to be friends. You can catch Joe on Twitter @JoeBrunoWSOC9 or Instagram @joebruno and Liz on Instagram @lizard_bruno. This episode of Date Night was sponsored by The Jimmy! The Jimmy is a casual yet elegant trattoria reminiscent of the bistros found along the Mediterranean coastlines of Italy and France. They're open for lunch, aperitivo and dinner, Monday - Saturday in the Myers Park neighborhood in Charlotte. Lunch starts at 11:30 a.m. and the menu is

This show features local Denver comedians in a space where they can say whatever they want, and we are not a success until we have someone lose their job at SNL. This week on the podcast we have a few very special guests, the Beanie Boys crew. Cameron Mackenzie (deckhand for docked boats), Thad B (fountain of youth/ human cinnamon stick/ member of the cloth/ overall perfect person) & Joe Bruno (lover of pizza) all come by to kick of Good Guy Summer. Coming in hot from a show at THUG, the boys discuss comedy in the springs, their personal stories of starting comedy, the love they have for their cats, and the genius of G-Force. After a segment of "Favorite Conspiracy", Evan explains that he thinks Jim Jones seems misunderstood, and Dylan admits the highest number he can count to. The group discusses the prettiness of men, the craziness of birth and then go into another round of Best of the Worst. Cameron loves Michigan State, but not like Nasty Nassar, and in the end it all comes down to holding breath. Towards the end, the podcast is all over the place with stories of basketball with sons of Tim Haggard, wearing cute boots in video games and Evan asks the worst question imaginable. We wrap things up with the Beanie Boys telling each other some fairly embarrassing truths, and we all learn a little bit more about each other by the end. Throughout the show, we break down jokes, tell stories from the local scene and discuss all of the important things happening all around the world. The hosts Evan Fitzgerald and Dylan Kantor thank our guests for coming by the studio and appreciate every listen and share!

This week Thad is sick so Cameron hosts solo with Joe Bruno on backup, we have special guest Tracy Kellet (resident comic at Loonees Comedy Corner, contributing writer to The Hard Times) we talk Disney movies, ska, and of course we bring some new jokes!

The Three Troubledoers are back at it! Adam Perrotta is about to become a Dad times two, so what say we get the gang together for one last heist? Apes, your humble host and Joe Bruno chop it up and debate how classy of gents they really are (or not). Plus, discussion of new work schedules, answering questions and summer plans. Enjoy your holiday weekend! Follow this podcast on Twitter: @Keep_Podcast
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Joe Bruno talks to Donna Dunlap, the CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters Central Carolinas. It is National Mentoring Month and the 50th Anniversary of BBBS. $100 a month can help support a child for a year and change their trajectory. Click here to donate.          

Joe Bruno talk to Kristen Moyer, who helped push Charlotte City Council to pass an exotic animals ordinance. 

Episode 22 Happy New Year!  TONIGHT on The Katie Black Show…Joe Bruno! EPISODE: METHOD ACTING, COVERING A HURRICANE, PANDEMIC PREDICTIONS, TIK-TOK, A STAR IS BORN AND MUCH MORE. WE RECORDED OVER ZOOM. ENJOY! (*recorded 11.9.21*)

Your humble host braves the Omicron variant and takes steps against it at the same time by hosting a total of three guests for the fifth annual KITY Pod Holiday Shitfest. Jeff DeRossi joins in the fun via Zoom from California (Jim Parillo flaked citing a Texas trip) while fan favorite Adam Perrotta and Joe Bruno take part in the first in-person interview in two years #ThanksCOVID. Happy Holidays to you all, thanks for your support in 2021 and PLEASE stay safe! Follow this podcast on Twitter: @Keep_Podcast
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Joe Bruno talks with Matthews Mayor Pro Tem Ken McCool about his goals for the town and being one of the youngest elected officials in the state.

Joe Bruno talks to the artist behind "Intrude," the giant rabbits that have invaded Uptown Charlotte.

Joe Bruno talks to one of the country's best sports talk radio hosts, T-Bone of WFNZ.

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WSOC reporter Joe Bruno talks about his one-man mission to connect residents with vaccine appointments and City of Gastonia Community Services Director Vincent Wong describes why he decided getting the COVID shot was right for him and those he loves.

Joe Bruno talks to Coleman Montgomery of Gaston Talks.

Johnny came over to Corey's backyard to talk about Charlotte FC tickets and relaunch this here internet radio program. They also name dropped Joe Bruno on accident. But it's fine because he's great and the Joe they meant to shout out is also great.

Joe Bruno talks to the West Boulevard Neighborhood Association about their quest to bring a grocery store to their area. 

From the Charlotte Post and QC Football Chronicle, Ashley Mahoney joins Joe Bruno to discuss all things soccer in the Queen City, starting with Charlotte FC's season ticket controversy.

Mecklenburg County Deputy Health Director Dr. Raynard Washington joins new Newsmakers host Joe Bruno to discuss the county's COVID response, and those viral videos showing packed bars and restaurants in CHarlotte's South End.

Hey there! Excited to be back with the first episode of the year. This week, local news reporter Joe Bruno joins us! From covering all of the stories and current events around Charlotte and beyond, Joe talks about his journey as a reporter to moving down to the city and what that has done for his career.

We were joined by the Bad Boy of Breaking News and friendly neighbor, Joe Bruno, to learn more about how long this election cycle has been and if he thinks the Hawthorne Bridge will ever open. John also shared a recap of the great Elizabeth Pumpkin Wall.

Joe Bruno served as the State Representative for the towns of Raymond and Windham for 5 Legislative Sessions. He was a member of the Health and Human Services Committee, the Banking and Insurance Committee and the Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee. He was elected House Republican Leader for two terms. He is the owner of Community Pharmacies, LP a nine store independent chain located throughout Maine. He was previously a Director of the Waldron Group of Companies. As Director, Joe served as CEO of Community Pharmacies before purchasing the company in September 2010. He has served as CEO of Goold Health Systems and Sable Oaks golf course in his capacity as a Director. After his departure from state politics, Joe was elected four terms to the Town of Raymond, Board of Selectmen and served as its parliamentarian and Chairperson. Joe serves as Town Meeting Moderator. He was appointed by Governor John Baldacci to serve on the Dirigo Health Board of Directors and was unanimously confirmed by the State Senate. He was appointed by Governor Paul LePage to Chair the Dirigo Health Board of Trustees in January 2011 and reappointed in September 2011where he guided it to its completion. Governor LePage also appointed him to the Maine Board of Pharmacy, where he serves as President. Governor LePage appointed him Chair of the Health Insurance Exchange Advisory Committee where recommendations to implement the Affordable Care Act were presented to the Governor and the Legislature. He also served on the Cumberland County Civic Center Board of Trustees and served as Chair of the Sports Committee. He served as chair of the Building Committee and chaired the committee providing oversight to the construction and renovation of the Cumberland County Civic Center. He served on a Streamlining Commission in 2011 to find $25 million in savings to balance the state budget. The Attorney General and Governor asked Joe to serve as Chair of the Prescription Drug Abuse Task Force to find a solution of the many issues dealing with prescription drug abuse and disposal. Every Friday morning he can be heard doing political commentary on WLOB Radio. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Maine State Chamber of Commerce, is a corporator for Gorham Savings Bank, and previously on the Board of Connections for Kids. Joe is a graduate of the College of Pharmacy at Northeastern University with a Certificate in Nuclear Pharmacy and holds a Master's Degree in Business Administration from the University of Southern Maine. He is a licensed pharmacist in Maine and was Pharmacist of the Year for Laverdiere's in 1990. He has worked both as a pharmacist and as a development manager with two large retail pharmacy chains. In 2012, Joe received the distinguished Bowl of Hygeia award from the Maine Pharmacy Association in recognition of his contributions to pharmacy and his community service. In 2015 he received the alumnus of the year from Northeastern University. He served as Chairman of the Optometry Study Panel, a past President of the Maine Community Drugstore Coalition and served as Chair for the Quality Improvement Council for the Augusta Mental Health Institute. Joe has been a featured speaker at many local, state and national conferences.

The Legislative Gazette is a weekly program about New York State Government and politics. On this week's Gazette: Governor Cuomo implements color coded zones to contain new coronavirus hotspots in NY; our political observer Alan Chartock shares his thoug

The Legislative Gazette is a weekly program about New York State Government and politics. On this week's Gazette: Governor Cuomo implements color coded zones to contain new coronavirus hotspots in NY; our political observer Alan Chartock shares his thoughts on the death of former State Senate Majority Leader Joe Bruno; and we'll take you to a forum […]

The Legislative Gazette is a weekly program about New York State Government and politics. On this week's Gazette: Governor Cuomo implements color coded zones to contain new coronavirus hotspots in NY; our political observer Alan Chartock shares his thoughts on the death of former State Senate Majority Leader Joe Bruno; and we'll take you to a forum […]

Former NY Senator Joe Bruno discusses his book "Keep Swinging: A Memoir of Politics and Justice" in this interview from 2016. Bruno passed away at the age of 91 on 10/7/20.

Politics has always had a dark side. But what happened in the small Pennsylvania mining town of Kelayres is downright evil. Five men were killed. Twenty-six men, women and children were injured. Perhaps the most shocking thing about the massacre is that so few people know about it today - even though there are startling similarities between today's fractured political climate and that violent day in Kelayres in 1934.In this episode, Stephanie discusses the November 5, 1934 election eve murders that came to be known as the Kelayres Massacre. Much of the material comes from her book on the killings, The Kelayres Massacre: Politics and Murder in Pennsylvania's Anthracite Coal Country.To learn more about this podcast or Stephanie's books, visit StephanieHoover.com.

Este ha sido el episodio que más nervioso he estado. Entrevistar a un locutor de radio, narrador y reportero de deportes ha sido una de las cosas mas interesantes que he hecho en Sambumbia. Con ustedes, la historia del gran Joe Bruno. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/harvey-brian/support

Any Given Funday 6/2Let's start by getting acquainted to the new Joey crib, there has been some things bothering me and felt the need to share with everyone. The Chipotle secret you better know and if you don't then we can't be friends anymore and some pet peeves (1:00-11:25) The NBA might actually be coming back... But do we want it back? (11:26-22:58) Could we do some twitch in the near future with video games and the boys? (23:00- 29:21) Who is the best Wide Receiver in the NFL? (29:24-41:04) MLB owners vs players and if we can't go to Joe Bruno stadium we will have to force our way in (43:46- 52:52) What the duck (53:00- 62:02) Holy crap I missed podcasting and I missed you people.

WSOC Reporter Joe Bruno joined the Mac Attack to discuss what will be opening in North Carolina during Phase 2.   

On November 5th, 1934, in the small coal mining town of Kelayres, Pennsylvania, Republican political boss Joe Bruno took an extreme and shocking step.  Worried and agitated about a possible loss in the following day's elections, he and his family used his large weapons arsenal to fire into a Democratic parade.  My guest, Stephanie Hoover, author of "The Kelayres Massacre: Politics & Murder in Pennsylvania's Anthracite Coal Country", outlines the political tensions leading up to the terrible event, give details of the shootings, and explains what  happened to the killers afterwards.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In hour 3 of the Mac Attack, Mac & T-Bone talk with Joe Bruno, plus a discussion on the NBA season. 

Local reporters Joe Bruno and Michael Stolp of WSOC in Charlotte, North Carolina discuss their duPont Award winning reporting “Something Suspicious in District 9.”

WSOC investigative reporter Joe Bruno interviewed North Carolina's state treasurer, who days later tested positive for Covid-19. In this podcast, Bruno joins Ryan Pitkin and Justin LaFrancois from his home, where he is quarantined after his apparent exposure to the virus.

Building Materials Industry | Building Materials and Structural Design Joe Bruno is an architect who specializes in residential and commercial. He has done a significant amount of projects for municipalities and school districts, and he involves himself in every facet of the process from conception through completion. Since Joe has a handle on engineering and execution on top of his specialization, he is constantly watching trends in the building materials industry. Recently, Joe has noticed an increase in new technologies being introduced to the market, providing him with new ways to solve architectural problems as he incorporates these technologies into his designs. Engineered Lumber The building materials industry is always coming out with new products, but in Joe’s eyes, the latest trend has made the greatest impact on the structural design. Open floor plans are in extremely high demand right now and they pose many new challenges for architects across the country. Engineered lumber has enabled architects to create sprawling open floorplans without using a forest of columns or other laborious techniques. It is stronger than sawed lumber and more fire-resistant, so Joe has been able to expand his offerings to clients at a better price. The Future of Building Materials in Architecture Continuing with the idea of price, Joe predicts the building materials industry will see a continuing trend of greater variety at a lower cost. This includes materials that have traditionally only been accessible to the rich, like granite countertops and other finishes. Window manufacturers will offer a wider array of options and some of them are only available because new materials can withstand the stresses of new designs. Either way, the goal is to select the right materials for each job. And with an increasing number of different options available to us, the entire design-build process continues to become more efficient. About Joe Bruno Joseph J. Bruno, AIA is an architect in private practice in Park Ridge, New Jersey. He earned his Bachelor of Architecture from the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) in 1983. His extensive experience includes the design of schools, commercial buildings, and residences. Since establishing his own practice in 2000 he has focused primarily on custom residential design. This aspect of architectural practice is particularly satisfying as he has the ability to connect one on one with his clients in the pursuit of creating their dream homes. He has entered the stage of his career when the sons and daughters of his first clients are beginning to come to him to design homes for themselves and their families. Mr. Bruno has recently completed a 12 ½ year term as Trustee of the Park Ridge Board of Education where he served as President since 2008. He had previously served on the Board of Trustees of the Architects League of Northern New Jersey for many years before serving as President in 1998. What You Will Learn: Joe’s background in architecture and construction New trends in the building materials industry The future of building materials in architecture How building materials manufacturers are increasing their visibility and selling their technology Where Joe looks for new information about building materials and products The importance of brand in Joe’s decision-making process Resources: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Joseph-J-Bruno-AIA-340185043579735/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joseph-bruno-40137112/ Instagram: @josephj.bruno

Newly minted Forbes 30 under 30 honoree Joe Bruno from WSOC-TV sits down to discuss his still young Charlotte media career. This episode is sponsored by The Rat's Nest, The Tipsy Burro and The Thirsty Beaver.

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Con Joe Bruno discutimos su amor desde temprana edad por el hipismo, su proceso sacrificado por llegar a establecerse dentro de las transmisiones de las carreras de caballos en el hipódromo y su ética de trabajo para mantenerse vigente en un ambiente tan competitivo. También hablamos de algunos momentos difíciles como sus salidas de Telemundo y Primera Hora , los huracanes George y María en el hipismo y finalizamos con un round de preguntas rápidas sobre algunos de los mejores ejemplares de la época. Recuerda visitar nuestro blog: www.easyendurance.wordpress.com Recuerda darle like a nuestro fanpage: www.facebook.com/easyendurance

Leslie McCrae Dowless is a Republican consultant desperate to win. So he did what no one would do: he stole ballots for GOP congressional candidate Mark Harris, creating a scandal in North Carolina's 9th district and one of the biggest election fraud cases in American politics. Shaniqua McClendon, North Carolina native and Crooked's Political Director, speaks with Joe Bruno, the local reporter who broke the story, to walk us through exactly what happened and why it matters.

Listen to our live recording from 7/12/2019 at Camp North End featuring Morgan Fogarty, Ryan Pitkin, Joe Bruno, Jemayne King and thousands of our closest friends. Want to learn more about Circle De Luz? Visit CircleDeLuz.org.

Joe Bruno returns and not only do we get examples of fake news, we also hear about Rev. Moon and the best chinese food in New York and other cool stuff. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/burl-barer/support

In Episode one we discuss NC09, a string of bizarre bomb threats across Charlotte and beer leaking from the Spectrum Center.

CLT City Councilmen Tariq Bokhari and Larken Egleston are joined by WSOC reporter Joe Bruno who has broken much of the news of the NC09 election The post R&D in the QC Ep046 – Special Guest Joe Bruno on the NC09 Election appeared first on PFM Hero.

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On Dec. 14, 2016, one month after his election, President-elect Donald Trump had a call with the prime minister of Vietnam. At a time when foreign governments were scrambling to contact Trump, the conversation was a victory for the Vietnamese. State television broadcast footage of the call, with the prime minister surrounded by other smiling officials. But inside the State Department, officials were puzzled and concerned. Historically, post-election calls to heads of state are carefully choreographed affairs. Careful deliberation goes into who the president-elect speaks to first and career diplomats deliver background briefings on issues to be raised and avoided. The Trump transition operation ignored those conventions. The contact with Vietnam was not set up by the State Department. Instead, Trump’s personal lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, helped arrange the call. Kasowitz had another client with a keen interest in Vietnam: Philip Falcone, an American investor with a major casino outside Ho Chi Minh City. After the Trump call, Kasowitz traveled to Vietnam with Falcone. They met with government officials as part of an effort to persuade Vietnam to lift a ban on gambling for its citizens. Such a shift would deliver vastly more gamblers to Falcone’s casino. “Phil asked if Marc could arrange a phone call between the president and prime minister of Vietnam,” said a person familiar with the call. “Marc did that.” In an interview, Falcone denied he requested the call. He added there was nothing improper about arranging such a call. “It’s just lending a hand when people ask you,” he said. A spokesman for Kasowitz acknowledged the lawyer provided a “telephone contact” to the Vietnamese government to call Trump. Kasowitz has represented Trump for over 15 years, including in the Trump University fraud case, against allegations of sexual harassment, and, most recently, in the Russia investigation. Falcone, who was barred from the securities industry several years ago after admitting to wrongdoing in managing his hedge fund, has been trying for several years to salvage his several hundred-million-dollar-bet on Vietnam’s gaming industry. So far, that investment has not paid off, in large measure because of the rules limiting casinos to foreign bettors. It’s not clear whether Trump mentioned the casino on his December 2016 call with the prime minister or in any other communications with the Vietnamese. A White House spokeswoman referred all questions to Kasowitz. The Vietnamese embassy in the U.S. didn’t respond to requests for comment. U.S. embassy officials in Vietnam heard about the call in advance from Falcone’s casino company, not the Trump transition. And they never received information from the Trump transition about what was said on the call; their only understanding of what was discussed came from Vietnamese officials, according to a person with knowledge of the episode. “You want the State Department to set up calls and take notes,” said Susan Rice, a senior adviser on Barack Obama’s transition in 2008-09 who went on to become National Security Advisor. “You want contacts made in a fashion that can be accountable to the president-elect. You want background briefings for the president-elect.” In November 2008, the Obama transition explicitly warned high-profile campaign supporters not to “under any circumstances” speak to “any foreign officials, or embassies on behalf of the transition or President-elect Obama.  The Vietnam call was just one instance of how the Trump administration has blurred the lines between private business interests and those of the country. Trump, who did not divest from his own real estate empire, has declared America “open for business.” Many have tried to take him up on the promise. Business people, lobbyists, friends, and foreign dignitaries have all vied for access to Trump since his election, believing it can mean lucrative contracts, eased regulations, or otherwise convey to potential partners a proximity to power and influence. Falcone, who didn’t donate to Trump’s campaign, told ProPublica his casino hasn’t gained anything from the phone call. “Literally nothing has changed since the new administration.” *** Falcone’s business interest in Vietnam goes back a decade. His Harbinger Capital fund has poured money -- Bloomberg put it at more than $450 million -- into a casino-resort called The Grand Ho Tram Strip. Located on a remote coastline 75 miles outside Ho Chi Minh City, the complex includes a gleaming Vegas-style tower, a golf course designed by the legendary Greg Norman, and a casino with 90 tables and a private area for high rollers dubbed the Pearl Room. But the illegality of gambling for Vietnamese citizens has posed a nearly insurmountable obstacle. On a recent visit, the sprawling casino was almost entirely empty. Staff outnumbered customers. One industry observer quipped, “You could drive a truck through the casino and not hit anyone.” To save the project, Falcone has spent years lobbying the Vietnamese government to allow its citizens to gamble in his casino. The casino has proved not to be the comeback vehicle Falcone might have hoped for. A Harvard hockey player turned high-flying hedge fund manager who made it onto Forbes’ billionaire list and amassed a large stake in the New York Times Company, Falcone’s fortunes turned in the years after the financial crisis. In a 2013 settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission, he was barred from the securities industry for five years and admitted to taking an improper loan of over $100 million from his fund. Falcone lost his place on the Forbes’ list. Two months before the 2016 election, Falcone’s team made a play to add political heft to the Ho Tram project, appointing a pair of new board members to the casino company: Tony Podesta, the veteran lobbyist and brother of Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager; and Loretta Pickus, former vice president of legal affairs at Trump Entertainment Resorts, Donald Trump’s now-defunct casino company. A week after Trump won the election, the casino company sent out a new press release touting Pickus’ appointment. It mentioned her onetime role representing Ivanka Trump and made a thinly veiled reference to Ho Tram’s efforts to get its local gambling license in Vietnam. “With Ms. Pickus having substantial experience with Trump properties, she hopes The Grand Ho Tram can continue to serve as a champion of U.S.-Vietnam ties for the incoming Trump Administration,” the release said, calling her appointment “an excellent opportunity to share best practices from the United States as Vietnam considers opportunities to reform the regulatory regime for its hospitality and gaming sector.” One of Pickus’ duties at Trump’s company was overseeing anti-money laundering enforcement. The Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City repeatedly ran afoul of anti-money laundering laws, and paid multiple fines for its lack of proper oversight. Pickus told ProPublica she has a decades long relationship with Trump but hasn’t had contact with him or the administration since his election. She also defended the Trump casino anti-money laundering programs as “sophisticated” and appropriate. After Trump’s surprise election victory, Kasowitz’s longtime client was suddenly president-elect. A spokesman for the lawyer acknowledged Kasowitz’s role in setting up the December call between Trump and Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc. “At the request of the office of the Vietnamese Ambassador to the U.S., Mr. Kasowitz provided a telephone contact that the Vietnamese could use to try to arrange a congratulatory call to President-elect Trump,” the spokesman said. (This wasn’t the only unusual Trump call during the chaotic transition. Controversy erupted when it emerged that former Senator Bob Dole, working as a lobbyist for Taiwan, played a role arranging a precedent-breaking call between Trump and Taiwan’s president.) Just a few weeks after the phone call between Trump and Phuc, Falcone traveled to Hanoi to meet the Vietnamese prime minister and press him on the casino project. State media reported that Falcone “asked the Vietnamese government to continue creating favorable conditions for U.S. companies, including Harbinger, to do long-term and stable business in Vietnam.” Falcone has retained an array of lobbyists, consultants, and media advisers to persuade the Vietnamese government to change its rules on gambling. The effort included getting Falcone on the cover of Vietnamese Esquire, arranging regular meetings between Falcone and top Vietnamese officials, and seeking assistance from the U.S. embassy. It’s not clear when Kasowitz first got involved in the Ho Tram project. His law firm has represented Falcone and his associated businesses going back to at least 2013. David Friedman, who was a name partner at Kasowitz’s firm until Trump named him U.S. ambassador to Israel, also represented Falcone’s fund. In 2017, Kasowitz traveled to Vietnam with Falcone. But Kasowitz went “not as my attorney, just kind of getting to know the landscape, understanding what was happening over there,” Falcone told ProPublica. Falcone said Kasowitz attended some meetings with Falcone and Vietnamese officials. A Kasowitz spokesman said Kasowitz went to Vietnam “to advise Mr. Falcone on legal issues” and declined to comment further. Also on that trip was Jerry Abbruzzese, a Falcone consultant who has a history of working the levers of government for business interests. He is best known for being the main witness in the corruption trials of the former New York State Senate leader, Joe Bruno. The case centered on Bruno receiving a large consulting contract and payment for a racehorse from Abbruzzese, whose companies had business before the state. Bruno was ultimately acquitted. Abbruzzese was not charged in the case. He declined to comment on his role in Ho Tram.  Two Washington-based firms stocked with former diplomats from both Democratic and Republican administrations, BowerGroupAsia and The Asia Group, have worked on Falcone’s casino project. According to Falcone, Asia Group asked him for a connection with Kasowitz because of the attorney’s close ties with the Trump administration. A spokesman for Asia Group said: “The Asia Group does not comment on business confidential information, including the names of our clients and contract terms.” Asia Group worked with Falcone to host a conference of investors in New York for Prime Minister Phuc’s visit to the U.S. last May. Luminaries including Ret. General David Petraeus, now with the firm KKR, attended. The next day, Phuc traveled to Washington for his first in-person meeting with President Trump at the White House. The two leaders discussed trade and North Korea. As Trump and Phuc left a large meeting in the Cabinet Room, Marc Kasowitz was there, apparently waiting, according to a person familiar with the visit. Kasowitz greeted Trump and shook hands with Phuc. The White House and the Vietnamese embassy declined to comment on Trump’s meeting with Phuc. There’s no evidence Trump raised Ho Tram. Kasowitz’s spokesman denied he was waiting to greet the prime minister: “Mr. Kasowitz was in the White House on other business on May 31, 2017. He had no idea the Prime Minister of Vietnam was there that day, he was not waiting outside a meeting room for the Prime Minister, it was a total coincidence that he ran into the Prime Minister with the President and he had no substantive conversation with the Prime Minister.” The spokesman added, “Neither Mr. Kasowitz nor anyone else at the firm has used any access [to Trump] to help a client of the firm.” Falcone’s efforts have so far proved unsuccessful: the Ho Tram casino hasn’t yet won a local gambling license. One industry expert attributed that to disagreements within Vietnam’s Communist Party-controlled state. “I find it shocking that people would think that the administration would bring up Ho Tram or even think about getting involved,” Falcone said. Do you have information about the Trump administration and casino companies? Contact Justin at justin@propublica.org or via Signal at 774-826-6240.

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