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>> tucker: tom, co cotter thank. the thing they hate most is christianant, because it suggests theres something bigger than the people currently in charge. christianity is effectively illegal in parts of europe, including in christian great britain. a woman there was just arrested for praying silently in front of an abortion clinic. im not making that up. its on video. she joins us now.

Up, everything that you thought made this country decent, happy memories, including "god rest ye weary gentlemen." here it is. >> ♪ >> tucker: again, the point is to destroy things that you love. tom cotter, who you just saw, joins us now. tom, thank you so much for coming on. what inspired you to compare yesterdays deeply offensive song with todays totally okay

Bayonne is allowing more officials to be involved in the regulation of weeds, trash, and other unsightly debris on property.

Bayonne is making progress when it comes to getting the new 25th Street pedestrian bridge up and accessible, officials said.

On Dec. 1, the city of Bayonne held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new bell and clock tower in Fitzpatrick Park at 27th Street and Avenue C.

Bayonne residents of a portion of 21st Street have petitioned the city through the City Council to make some improvements to the street. They also want some

Bayonne cut the ribbon on a new tower for three bells that used to ring at the old St. Joseph's Church during a ceremony at Fitzpatrick Park.

Mayor James Davis has announced that the City of Bayonne will hold a ceremony for the new bell and clock tower at Fitzpatrick Park on Thursday, December 1, at

The Bayonne City Council has passed a number resolutions awarding contracts for various capital improvements and accepting state and federal grants.

The Phase II improvements to Bayonne's Dennis P. Collins Park was officially opened on Tuesday, November 1. Officials, residents, and even members of the