The Cats Roundtable — new interviews

• Dr. Peter Michalos – Advances in Lung Cancer Detection and Personalized Treatment
  Dr. Peter Michalos, calling from the Greek islands, tells John Catsimatidis that dirty air raises lung-cancer risk and that Pope Leo lost his right lower lobe to adenocarcinoma. He says removing the lobe early means a 67 percent five-year survival rate, against 12 percent once the cancer spreads. He urges a low-dose CT scan after […]
• Steve Kates – Deep-Space Mysteries, UFOs and the Orionid Meteor Shower
  Space and astronomy broadcaster Steve Kates, known as Dr. Sky, tells John Catsimatidis that a fast radio burst can match several days of the sun’s energy in a fraction of a second. He says the farthest may lie 11 billion light-years away, from neutron stars only 12 to 17 miles across. He notes a space […]
• Bonnie Brady – Offshore Wind Farms Under Fire Over Maritime Rescue Delays
  Bonnie Brady of the New England Fishermen’s Stewardship Association tells John Catsimatidis that wind farms are slowing rescues at sea. She says the Coast Guard radioed a 10-minute medevac only if the aircraft could pass the turbines, and that an MH-60 took 12 minutes to descend. She cites a 2019 wreck found 50 feet from […]
• The Stoler Report with Michael Stoler: Michael Cohen
  Michael Cohen of Williams Equities, Colliers’ tri-state president, tells Michael Stoler that Manhattan is heading past 40 million square feet of office leasing in 2026, near the 2019 market. He confirms a $375-a-foot penthouse rent at 625 Madison Avenue. He says 25 million square feet of offices became housing, and that the cost of debt […]
• Michael LiPetri – Making Border Security and Public Safety Central to NY-03 Race
  Michael LiPetri, running in New York’s 3rd District, tells John Catsimatidis he came within three points two years ago, with the White House and House leadership now behind him. He says Tom Suozzi voted against lifting the SALT cap and against the largest tax cut, and voted to repeal qualified immunity. He calls Nassau the […]
• Jay Stratton – Inside the Government’s Hidden UFO Investigation
  Jay Stratton, author of Out of the Shadows, tells John Catsimatidis he spent about 16 of nearly 33 government years studying UAP. He says a 2005 black-triangle video over a U.S. nuclear silo matched neither an American nor an adversary program, and that a Defense Intelligence Agency effort began in 2008, after Blue Book closed […]
• Randy Mastro – Taking the Mamdani Administration to Court Over Housing Policies
  Randy Mastro tells John Catsimatidis he is challenging New York City’s pied-à-terre tax in an expedited Suffolk County case, hoping for a ruling by December. He says it targets out-of-state second homes and conflicts with the Privileges and Immunities Clause, the Dormant Commerce Clause, and the state real-estate tax cap. He also describes the Rent […]
• Steve Fulop – Tackling Housing Costs and Keeping Jobs in New York
  Steve Fulop of the Partnership for New York City, Jersey City’s former mayor, tells John Catsimatidis that under him Jersey City was among the national leaders in housing construction, and rents stabilized as supply grew. He says a tax increase and staff resignations have stalled projects. Goldman Sachs, he says, still has 10,000 New York […]
• James Barnacle – FBI’s Efforts to Keep Dangerous Criminals Off the Streets
  James Barnacle, who leads the FBI’s New York field office, tells John Catsimatidis the bureau saw its largest year-to-year drop in violent crime since estimates began in 1936, with murders down nearly 20 percent. He says Summer Heat produced 8,900 arrests nationwide and 300 in New York, plus more than 680 kilograms of fentanyl. He […]
• Alex Adams – Nationwide Campaign Working to Expand Foster Care Options
  Alex Adams of the Administration for Children and Families tells John Catsimatidis that 300,000 to 400,000 children are in foster care, with only 57 homes for every 100. He says all 50 states joined Home for Every Child after a November order, Fostering the Future, and that parental drug addiction and mental health top the […]
• Adrian Smith – President Trump’s Nebraska Rally and the Fight Against Socialism
  Representative Adrian Smith tells John Catsimatidis that President Trump’s Grand Island rally overflowed, and that Nebraska Democrats running as independents have policies and donors he calls extreme. He says his district covers 80 counties, among the most rural in the country, and he credits Senator Pete Ricketts, a two-term governor. He contrasts rugged individualism with […]
• Kelly Loeffler – Small Businesses and the Strength of America’s Defense Supply Chain
  SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler tells John Catsimatidis that she and Secretary Pete Hegseth stood up a Smaller War Plants Commission in August to fund small defense manufacturers. She says those firms are 70 percent of the defense industrial base, a Patriot missile depends on 400 small businesses, and fiscal 2025 lending was about $100 billion. […]
• Newt Gingrich – Economic Frustrations and Socialists Causing Voter Anxiety Ahead of Midterms
  Newt Gingrich tells John Catsimatidis that voters bounce between high prices and fear of big-government socialism. He says many races sit within one to three points, with more people undecided than the margin, and that polling is dubious. He prefers the Contract with America’s ten ideas to this year’s negative ads, and points to his […]
• Lynn Shaw – Protecting Children From the Hidden Risks of Artificial Intelligence
  Lynn Shaw of Lynn’s Warriors tells John Catsimatidis that Meta has released an artificial-intelligence agent called Muse, with a cartoon mascot named Jolly. She says the manual is for ages 18 and over, but a user only checks a box, and that Muse offers to shop, do homework, and pay a mortgage. She warns that […]
• John Terrett – Wall Street Selloff, Bank Earnings and Tesla’s Flying Car
  John Terrett tells John Catsimatidis that the chip sell-off is the longest since 2008 and that the S&P 500 fell 2 percent on Friday. He says Goldman Sachs equities trading jumped 72 percent and Citigroup’s profit rose 40 percent, while JPMorgan Chase missed estimates and Bank of America’s profit fell 17 percent. He says Tesla’s […]