It takes my kids every day on the subway in New York City, very close to where you are.

This morning, look, yeah, homicides are down, but rapes are up, robberies are up, felony

assault is up.

And you talked about your opponent not having solutions.

One thing that Lee Zeldin has said, he would definitely do if he becomes governor, is that

he would through an executive order repeal immediately the bail reform law that was passed.

You don't love that law the way it stands.

You've wanted changes to it.

Would you do the same as he is saying he would?

Would you repeal it?

Through executive order?

Again, that is such a simplistic approach.

It negates the fact that it's about how we support law enforcement.

When you vote against, you wouldn't support funding for the police.

I triple the amount of money for law enforcement.

We're supporting violence disruptor programs.

To say that you're just going to change one part of the system, it shows in the naivete

that it's not going to be a real solution.

So we did make targeted changes to the bail laws, covering gun cases and repeat offenders.

That has all just been in effect for a few months now because of what I was able to

accomplish in the budget.

I'm always willing to look at it again, but the debt is not showing that that is the cause

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