365 EVERY CHEST IN THE CITY

The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon

Pat Dixon

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4.2 • 831 Ratings

🗓️ 28 January 2019

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

NEW YORK CITY. SUPPOSED TO BE KIND OF NICE. BUT WATCH IT CRUMBLE UNDER THE SOLES OF 16 MILLION SHOES, DAILY POUNDING THE GRIT A CUNT HAIR DEEPER INTO THE FADING BIG APPLE DREAM. SEE DECAY, BE DECAY: DE BLASIO PLAYED AT NYC LIKE A HIGH ROLLER AT A PERVERSE, WOKE CASINO WHERE THE FLOORWALKERS SPOT A BIG TIPPER'S SHORT CONS YET LOOK THE OTHER WAY BECAUSE, LIKE HIS FORMER EMPLOYER, THE VERDICT IS IN BEFORE THE JURY IS CONVENED AND THE VERDICT IS ALWAYS "NOT GUILTY," SO WHY BOTHER? HE'LL JUST INVOICE THE TAXPAYERS FOR HIS LAWYER FEES ANYWAY.

THIS IS A GUY WHO THOUGHT DECRIMINALIZING PUBLIC URINATION WOULD SOMEHOW ELEVATE THE OVERALL STATUS OF THE PEOPLE MOST OFTEN ARRESTED FOR IT. "GO AHEAD," HE SAID (HIM AND HIS COMMIE CRONY IN THE CITY COUNCIL). "PISS ALL OVER THE CITY. IT MAKES US ALL BETTER PEOPLE."

THE MAYOR HAS NOTHING BUT CONTEMPT FOR THIS PLACE, BUT WHY SHOULD HE? NEW YORK JUST GAVE IT UP TO THIS GUY. WE CAN BLAME ANTHONY WEINER.

WHEN HIS TWO FOOT FINALLY FOLLOWS HIS ONE FOOT OUT THE DOOR, WE SIMPLY CAN'T DO WORSE THAN MAYOR BILL DE BLASIO.

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0:00.0	I've been a police officer for 35 years.
0:02.7	I've never been so angry in my entire life.
0:05.6	I've never sat in a courtroom where a judge sat and looked at a police officer confined to a wheelchair,
0:12.8	heard the widow speak of how their lives have changed, talked about a four-year-old that will not feel the hug of her father and then say this mutt should be treated
0:24.2	as a child from the smallest room in New York City.
0:27.7	It's kind of like a just a rich third world city like crumbling apart.
0:32.3	It gives you a reason to live.
0:34.4	With the stabbing and the shooting, you see.
0:36.9	Like a boiler down there. Right. That people buy their steam from Con Ed. And then they have to live. With the stabbing and the shooting, you see. Like a boiler down there.
0:37.8	Right. That people buy their steam from Con Ed.
0:40.3	And then they have to pay.
0:41.5	Yeah.
0:42.4	That sucks.
0:43.6	Well, you know, I mean, then you don't have to have a boiler.
0:46.2	It is a primitive thing.
0:47.1	I guess you would still need a boiler for hot water.
0:49.6	Isn't it, though?
0:50.7	That's fun to be so strange at New York City like you think of it as a cosmopolitan
0:54.8	like really you know
0:55.6	and all the buildings
0:56.4	are so old
0:57.0	they all run on steam heat
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