Warner Wolf talks with Curtis Sliwa and Larry Mendte in the Morning about the Knicks championship and younger fans not appreciating the old teams.

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Curtis Sliwa and Larry Mendte in the Morning sent Natalie Migliore out on the street to talk to the people of NYC about the tourists visiting NYC for the World Cup and the accommodations being made for the visitors.

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Larry and Curtis open the show talking about their fathers day weekend as Larry spent a fortune at the movie theater, and men doing chores.

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Larry and Curtis talk about the Knicks ticker tape parade, tensions around the Iran deal at the G7, the opening of Obama’s Presidential Center, and WOR movie minute guy Joe Neumier is here to speak about new movies like Toy Story 5 and Hugh Jackman’s The Death of Robin Hood.

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Larry and Curtis talk about the Knicks ticker tape parade and JD Vance and Pete Hegseth.  Larry and Curtis talk with Joe Neumier about new movies, including Toy Story 5 and Hugh Jackman’s The Death of Robin Hood, plus a few streaming picks like Song Sung Blue, How to Train Your Dragon, and more. They also mention some of Larry’s older films on YouTube.

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Larry and Curtis talk about the Knicks ticker tape parade, calling it a big celebration. They mentioned Zohran Mamdani speaking at City Hall about Knicks history and noted how it stayed mostly non-political, plus Jalen Brunson’s rise as a true star for the team. They also ran through rumors about Taylor Swift and a possible wedding change. Also, some old tension has resurfaced between Billy Bush and Al Roker from their Today Show days, and a debate about whether NYC should move away from horse-drawn carriages.

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Larry and Curtis talked about tensions around the Iran deal at the G7, including comments from JD Vance and ongoing Israel–Lebanon strikes that are impacting diplomacy. They also mentioned a minor league team canceling a Pride Night game after some players refused to wear rainbow uniforms. The guys get into Juneteenth and its history, along with a discussion about Abraham Lincoln. Today's America 250 segment was about the small Revolutionary War in the Bronx near today’s Gun Hill Road in the 1700's 

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Larry and Curtis talk about the opening of Obama’s Presidential Center, sharing mixed reactions to the building and going over some of the speeches and performances. Larry also weighed in on whether Obama deserves the honor based on his presidency. They also dove into the top beer-drinking cities, and Boston bars running out of beer after Scottish fans celebrated a big win. Curtis spoke about the anniversary of being shot in NYC, and Natalie Migliore is here with a street report recapping the Knicks parade and what fans think comes next for the team.

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Larry and Curtis stayed on the Knicks parade, mentioning a few big names like Governor Hochul and Jessica Tisch, who didn’t speak. They talked about Mayor Mamdani’s Knicks history speech and some reported tension with team owner Jim Dolan, plus Jalen Brunson’s MVP speech as a highlight. They also talk about Father’s Day and the kinds of gifts they usually get. WOR movie minute guy Joe Neumier is here to speak about new movies like Toy Story 5 and Hugh Jackman’s The Death of Robin Hood, plus streaming picks like Song Sung Blue and even some of Larry’s older films on YouTube.

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Larry and Curtis talk with Joe Neumier about new movies, including Toy Story 5 and Hugh Jackman’s The Death of Robin Hood, plus a few streaming picks like Song Sung Blue, How to Train Your Dragon, and more. They also mention some of Larry’s older films on YouTube.

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