Anthony Scaramucci

Ladies and gentlemen, Russell Shorto.

The title of the book is Taking Manhattan, the extraordinary events that created New York, but also shaped America.

And let me tell you, sir, it's brilliant writing.

You deserve to be a bestselling author.

And thank you so much for coming on the show.

And me, Anthony Scaramucci.

Good morning, Katty.

The only thing, by the way, for all of our listeners around the world that anyone in the States is interested in right now, and particularly anyone in New York City is interested in right now, is... Well, I'm going to the Knick final, but Trump's going also to the Knick final, so he's got the entire city on lockdown.

So, you know, c'est la vie.

Yeah, it's all good.

You know, no problem.

I just, I didn't, I didn't want my kids to miss it.

So I bought the tickets.

We're ready to go.

Katty, tell me how you define a ceasefire.

The president says, well, you know, a ceasefire on the other side of the world may or may not be a ceasefire.

A few bombs here and there.

Good.

I want to talk about that with you because you're the media person.

I just play a media person on this podcast, but you're the media person.