the bronx is, let s face it, a big blank space in a lot of people s minds. even people like me who live what, ten minutes away? we don t know anything about that big area between yankee stadium and the bronx zoo. what you should know is that the bronx is big, really big, and that it s a patchwork of ethnic enclaves. a cross-section of the whole world. every immigrant group you could think of. anthony: justin fornal, aka baron ambrosia, has taken it upon himself to serve as the bronx s culinary ambassador. baron ambrosia: let the
lloyd: people from all over the world reside in the bronx. as a matter of fact, we have residents from every continent on the face of the earth. and if you count the penguins in the bronx zoo, that includes antarctica. anthony: the wellspring o
that big area between yankee stadium and the bronx zoo. what you should know is that the bronx is big, really big, and that it s a patchwork of ethnic enclaves. a cross-section of the whole world. every immigrant group you could think of. anthony: justin fornal, aka baron ambrosia, has taken it upon himself to serve as the bronx s culinary ambassador. baron ambrosia: let the dinner begin! baron ambrosia: this is the porcupine. woman: ah! anthony: an evangelist for the cause of introducing the manifold splendiferous delights of this mighty borough to the ignorant, well, like me. he s got a show on the tv and he throws parties where he serves creatures that would make andrew zimmern turn grey and slump unconscious to the floor. showman, iconoclast, explorer,
sharks turned to trail those boats because there was so much flesh going over those boats and you had to have some sort of this. that s the only way you can even justify that system existing in this country for as long as it did and that idea for the it existed for a very, very long time. you had people put into human zoos right here in new york city. the bronx zoo, 1906, had a black man on display at the zoo. people coming and ogling him just like the other animals at the zoo. this is what that sort of thing, that comparison did. that s 40 years after slavery was over. that s a decade after after booker t. washington delivers the atlanta compromise speech, that is three years after w.b.
brian: gianno, new york city was the wild west, the bronx zoo. it stopped. crime is ridiculously low and it s fantastic news. in baltimore and chicago, same thing, the cops backed out and the gangs moved in. um-huh. brian: do you want the president to do more like he promised to do when he was going to get elected? do you think it s time to send the national guard in there. you know, that s a really good question because after that situation occurred with my little brother, i went to the white house the very next week and i told them that it s time to keep his commitment. he said if chicago doesn t stop the carnage, i will send the feds. and i think it was maybe a couple weeks later a smaller group but there is definitely time to do more. and he needs to call the mayor of chicago out every elected are a he doesn t care. brian: he thought that would