The Cats Roundtable — new interviews

• Dr. Peter Michalos – Healthy Eating, Stronger Immunity and the Science of Living Longer
  WABC medical expert Dr. Peter Michalos, touring the Greek islands, tells John Catsimatidis how to strengthen the immune system against infection. He walks through the world’s deadliest infections and the most common ones in the U.S., recommends citrus fruits, leafy greens, fermented foods, fish and lean poultry, and calls health and the supply chain for […]
• Steve Kates – The Mysteries of Mermaids, El Niño and the Antarctic Ice
  Space and astronomy broadcaster Steve Kates, known as Dr. Sky, tells John Catsimatidis why October, the eighth month of the original Roman calendar, is now the 10th, and why the mermaids Columbus reported in 1493 were most likely manatees. He describes Kelvin waves, underwater waves of heat that come with a super El Niño, and […]
• Thomas Ossa – Voters Deserve a Debate in the 38th Senate District Race
  Rockland News President Thomas Ossa tells John Catsimatidis that his outlet is calling for a debate in the 38th Senate District race between state Sen. Bill Weber, the incumbent, and challenger Joe Rand. He says Rand’s campaign has agreed but Weber’s has not accepted, and that a debate would give voters the information they need […]
• The Stoler Report with Michael Stoler: Eli Weiss and Andrew Albstein
  On the Stoler Report, Michael Stoler continues his conversation with developer Eli Weiss of Joy Construction and attorney Andrew Albstein about the unintended consequences of New York real estate legislation. Albstein says the 2019 rent law led owners to leave apartments vacant and pending city legislation on delivery workers has stopped warehouse development; Weiss says […]
• Carly Hillman – From Late-Night TV to Novelist With The Refuge
  Novelist and former Late Show producer Carly Hillman joins John Catsimatidis to discuss her novel The Refuge, about a mother and daughter living on a Montana wildlife refuge, where the daughter’s questions about her family reopen a decades-old missing child case. She says 10 years of producing interviews at The Late Show with Stephen Colbert […]
• Dr. Mason Pimsler – Taking Control of Aging Through Fitness, Nutrition and Relationships
  Dr. Mason Pimsler, a geriatrician at Lincoln Medical Center, tells John Catsimatidis that the goal is not just to live longer but to live better, keeping strength, mental sharpness and independence with age. He recommends resistance training with light weights and 1 to 1.2 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight daily, and says […]
• Julie Menin – Pushing E-Bike Safety Regulations and AI Safeguards
  New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin joins John Catsimatidis to discuss e-bike and scooter crashes, which she says have killed more than two dozen people in the city this year. She describes bills to ban the sale of high-speed Class 3 e-bikes, license delivery apps and require insurance, plus a push for third-party safety […]
• Robert F. Powelson – Aging Infrastructure and Cyber Threats Put America's Water Supply at Risk
  Robert F. Powelson, president and CEO of the National Association of Water Companies, tells John Catsimatidis that water rates are rising because systems must invest in treatment, lead pipe replacement and emerging contaminants. He says tap water at a penny a gallon is a better value than bottled water and warns that Iranian and Chinese […]
• General Jack Keane – Confronting Russia, Iran and China as Global Threats Intensify
  Gen. Jack Keane tells John Catsimatidis that Russia’s war in Ukraine, now in its fifth year, continues as something of a stalemate and that Putin is not ready for a ceasefire. He warns that Iran could escalate close to the election to sway the midterms, says economic pressure alone will not topple the regime and […]
• KT McFarland – Why Midterm Losses and Impeachment Threats Won't Derail Trump
  Former Deputy National Security Advisor KT McFarland tells John Catsimatidis that losing the House or Senate in the midterms would be a hit for President Trump but not the end of the world. She says he knows how to handle impeachment threats and that his policies are already built in, and she expects military action […]
• Steve Hilton – Taking on California's Political Machine With a Plan to Cut Costs and Revive the State
  California governor candidate Steve Hilton tells John Catsimatidis that Democratic policies, not President Trump, keep the state’s gas prices $2 above the rest of the country. He says a post-debate poll has him six points behind Xavier Becerra, urges supporters to do their own ballot harvesting and promotes what he calls a working-class tax cut: […]
• Mike Lawler – Fighting Inflation, Cutting Taxes and Lowering Energy Costs for American Families
  Rep. Mike Lawler of New York joins John Catsimatidis three weeks before the Nov. 3 election to talk about the cost of living. He points to what he calls the largest tax cut in American history and a bipartisan housing bill, ties high gas prices to the situation in the Middle East and says Democrats […]
• Ashley Moody – Protecting Florida's Prosperity From Progressive Policies
  Sen. Ashley Moody of Florida tells John Catsimatidis, less than four weeks before the Nov. 3 election, that she is running against Angie Nixon, whom she calls a card-carrying socialist, and that Florida is the firewall of freedom. She credits the state’s growth to a government that stays out of people’s lives, and says she […]
• Lynn Shaw – The Social Reckoning Highlights the Need to Protect Children Online
  Lynn Shaw, founder of Lynn’s Warriors, joins John Catsimatidis after attending the New York premiere of The Social Reckoning, Aaron Sorkin’s new film about Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen. She says the film is about power, kids, technology and accountability, urges everyone to see it and argues that the reckoning is only beginning with artificial intelligence.
• John Terrett – Corporate Earnings and Fed Decisions Set the Tone for Wall Street
  WABC financial analyst John Terrett tells John Catsimatidis that third-quarter earnings season opened with PepsiCo, which saw strong demand overseas but less at home, and Delta Air Lines, which missed estimates for the first time in two years and cut its forecast as fuel costs surged. He says Fed minutes showed all 19 officials backed […]