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Anthony Di Esposito was a great congressman out of Long Island.

He is now being slated once the Senate gets back to work to be the Labor Secretary of the Labor Department, I should say, the Inspector General. Anthony, good morning, buddy. How are you? Good morning, Sid. How are you, buddy? I'm great. I know you're going on with New Max. Newsmax at about nine minutes. Let me get to the police story because before you were a great congressman

out there on Long Island in Nassau County, you were a great cop, a heroic cop for a long time.

President Trump goes into D.C. Even the mayor of Bowser who hates him. Even she admitted,

you know what? Things are better. Carjacking numbers are down and maybe the rest of these mayors

will hop in eventually,

but your thoughts on President Trump bringing the federal government into some of these

large blue cities. I think it's exactly what he promised, right? President Trump said that he wanted

to make America safe again, and that's exactly what he's doing. And he doesn't care what

these liberal, woke mayors or community leaders have to say. He's putting the people first. And when you,

when you see the interviews across Washington, D.C., even people who aren't supportive of President

Trump have no choice but to say, yes, it's safer. I mean, there's been a dramatic decrease,

barjackings in overall

crime. And I think what's most important is I've said it over and over again. The decisions that

President Trump are making sends shockwaves across this country. It lets law enforcement

professionals know from New York City to the West Coast that you have a commander-in-chief

that's on your side.

And I think that was one of the scary things about, you know, whether it's the Biden administration or whether it's, you know, when the Blasio was made, you had cops going out on the street and they didn't feel like they were backed up. And now they know that the commander-in-chief, the guy that sits in the Oval Office, And I've said this before, and I will continue to say it,

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