On today's show, as a winter storm hits Manhattan, Mondami's political nightmare begins.

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We want to hear from you. Share and post your comments. Recall, 1-800-684-3-110. And now your host, Logan Secular. Welcome to Secula. We're live. It's Monday. Will Haynes is in the studio. Rick Rinell is joining us a little bit later in CCI-L, ACLJ Senior Attorney. We got a lot of big updates. but of course a lot of the news is focused on what happened this weekend,

State of the Union tomorrow. And of course, the winter blast that is hitting Manhattan right now in the New York area. And some pretty funny, you want to say funny, concepts that have come out of how you can get help and how you can be part of the help relief. You know, I think it's great. Domby said, you know what? It'd be great if New Yorkers would get together and help out and decide they want to be snow shovelers as well. In theory, I like this. I think this is a good idea. He said, we're going to pay you. It's not like we weren't talking about volunteer work, though I think being a volunteer snow shoveler

would be very appreciated.

They know they can get people motivated and people they're going to be out of work.

Because there's going to be a lot of people out of work for a couple days here.

In New York, we know how the system runs.

A lot of people rely on their day-to-day wages just to afford to live there.

Very expensive place to live well.

However, it's not that simple according to live there. Very expensive place to live, well. However, it's not that simple,

according to the requirements. Well, I think we should hear from him with his request saying,

you can join this, and then we will go into how you actually go about this process. And this is

all in the context of everything that is going on within his own party

nationally. So let's hear Byte 4 from the mayor of New York himself on how you can get involved

with such a massive historic snowstorm. We're utilizing 33 DSNY vans and two DSNY buses

to transport shovelers where they're needed faster.

And for those who want to do more to help your neighbors and earn some extra cash, you too can

become an emergency snow shoveler.

Just show up at your local sanitation garage between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. tomorrow with your

paperwork, which is accessible online at n.yc.gov slash snow.

And you can get started right away. Show up with your paperwork. You know, maybe just go on the website. Maybe there's a simple application. You can print out. You know what? You'll be good to go. You'll be shoveling snow in no time in New York City. Again, from an in theory point of view, and actually, even with the requirements, I'm not against this. I think that this is an interesting idea. We just went through a historic ice storm. I would have loved anything

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