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Come into the restaurant, they would say hi, tell us what s going on in the neighborhood. that habit happened in a long time. there s hasn t happened in a long time. there s not as many cruisers out on the street. we used to see cars cruising the neighborhood. there s not as many out there anymore. you hardly see them. it s when are we going to get behind it? i think it s the crime, and when the mixed messages are gone, all right, and people want to go ouu know, new yorkers are tough and they re smart. and if they re sick, they stay home. if they re afraid, they stay home. [laughter] i mean, i wouldn t go out with the flu if i had flu-like symptom. i mean, it s just the bottom line. they ve got to start putting faith back into the new york city population. eric: we ve been through worse before here in new york city, and we have a new mayor who s a former police officer himself. who certainly appears to have gotten the message and understands it. ....
Hardened. their belief that january 6th was actually a patriot dic day, that belief has been hardened. you talk about what desantis said about fauci, damn near every member of the republican base i talk to eveninry day, th think fauci ought to be in prison. i think the base is where it is and nobody channels that base better than trump or sadly, somebody like tucker carlson or desantis. trump does miscalculate. we saw that in the georgia senate races, for instance, in 2020. some of the party said he basically undermined those races and gave them to the democrats. he s now trying to play a game in the georgia governor s race there. clear the field for david purdue, push out for brian kemp who wouldn t go out with the big lie. is that a successful effort? does he have the influence and strategy to get this right? ....
I m happy about this . yeah, but that s another q serious question and then i ll let dan respond. i will let letr what would you do if your child said i had bad news and dirty needles? can you can you get me some syringes? what would you do? i wouldn t go out and buy clean syringes. i would not do that .wr but what i wouldap do is i would wrap my arms around that child and i would i would y say you ri not getting out of my sight. ss i want to do everything i possibly can to save your life. no, youou, me. and this is just a desperate measure. this is a desperate measure. th. it s not these aren t you know, celebrating the i know. but you know, i shan t ask you a question i asked you earlier about immigration, your emotions which are, you know, are laudable, are not public policy. ask i ask you also about immigration in the pastyou , whh all i want to show and just ask you about what you would do if s it was your kid right, with illegal immigrants. i mean, how many you guys take it in in ....
As the first witness, baljit told the inquiry that there had been times he had considered taking his own life, a psychological impact echoed by many giving evidence this week. at that point, i also considered. please take a moment if you need. at that point i also considered ending my life. and i talked to myself and i thought about my family and i thought about graham, and i knew i had to return and face whatever they were going to find and i didn t know what they were going to find. i was ever close, i wouldn t go out. a recluse i still don t feel i am the same - person and i do get angry at times. ijust don t trust anybody any more. it is really difficult. it nearly killed me, you know. and for people to say it is all right, it doesn t matter it does matter. ....
Geraldo, serious question, and then i will let let dan respond. what would you do if your child said, dad, i m using dirty needles, can you get me some syringes? what would you do? i wouldn t go out and buy clean syringes, i would not do that, but what i would do is i would wrap my arms around that child and i would say, you re not getting out of my sight appear i want to do everything i possibly can to save your life sean: i know you mean that. this is just a desperate measure. this is a desperate measure, sean. sean: dan bongino. not celebrated geraldo, sean asked you a question, i ask you earlier about immigration. your emotions, which, you know, are laudable, are not public policy. ask you also would immigration in the past, geraldo, sean just ask you about you can. how many immigrants are you taking to your home? ....