Some bad news for me today as police commissioner, Edward Caben, resign.

57-year-old Bronx guy.

I liked him personally.

I got to know him a little bit.

He's the first Latino ever to serve as commissioner. Now, I heard it I was sad but I don't know what

happened. So apparently his brother is in some kind of trouble for influence

peddling.

New York Post is writing the story, but the post doesn't have anything specific as

the federal beef.

But the feds are raiding homes and they're looking at phones and there's a lot of stuff swirling. So the

Commissioner felt that he had a resign. And it made me sad. But again I don't

know. I'm not privy and no one else is in the press. We don't know what these allegations will be.

But the commissioner felt he had to step down and he did. I just talked

to him yesterday and I said hang tough you know maybe I shouldn't have said that.

I don't know what happened, but I like him.

All right? He's been very respectful and responsive. If I need a piece of information,

a guy gives it to me. That's all I ask of public service. Be honest and be accessible to the folks.

Now my grandfather, as many of you know, was NYPD and the police department in New York was kind enough to give me his sheet.

And he was in 1920s and served his 20 years and then got out in a depression and got a security job in a bank and he wrote out the depression there.

My grandfather was a war hero in World War I at Muzar Gan where the Brooklyn Battalion distinguished itself 75% casualties, unbelievable.

My grandfather never talked about either his police experience or his war

experience so I was kind of blank until I got older started to research him he had

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