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One time for the underdong.

Ignition sequence star.

Let me see you put them up.

Reach the skies, touch the stars up above because it's one time for the underdaw. I'm Patrick Beady host of Aitane.

I'm Patrick Veady host of Aitane.

And today I sat down with somebody that's got a resume that could be as big as anybody else as in America.

Bernard Kerrick was the former commissioner of the Correction Department in New York,

which is the biggest one in the world, and he became the commissioner of NYPD during 9-11 which

eventually President Bush asked him to go out and work from the White House but

you ought to see what ends up taking place with him how he went from a guy that was a jailer to ends up being jailed for what he did.

So anyways, enjoy today's podcast with Bernard Kerrick.

I mean, that's a pretty interesting resume you have there.

You know, when I, when I, when I, when I, when I,

I've been around. Yeah, when I read up on you and I go through and the more I'm digging you got recognized you came up with this team system that Harvard recognized as a

Accountability system on how you were able to organize it and a lot of different

organizations used it and you get credit for coming out with that. You've had over 30

awards that was given to you for different works that you've done. I mean there's so many different things and then at the same time the time where you

standing right next to President Bush and they're talking about you becoming who you

become and end the fall right after that part. So prior to, let's go back to the beginning on

this whole thing got started. Who was Bernard Kerrick at 16 years old? If I was in

high school with you, who were you? If you were in high school with me, you'd never

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