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Filling in for Mr. New York, Mark Simone.

Here's Rob Astorino.

All right, boy, I tell you, if you went to sleep last night with the windows shut, when you opened them up, either in the middle of the night when he got up to do what you normally do at 3 a.m.

Or this morning, what a different day.

It was nice and cool, rainy in some areas, but just what a nice, refreshing breeze.

I'm Rob Astorino in from Mark Simone, and I'm glad you're with me for the next two hours because we got

so much to talk about. I mean a lot. So much going on right now in this crazy, crazy world.

Let's see. The president is on Air Force One heading over to have the G7 summit. We've got the

New York City Police Department paralyzed by the Pantaleo decision,

and I do want to talk about that next because I think there was a complete unfairness in what happened.

And it's going to continue.

You know, it's not going to be one incident.

It's going to be every day, every day, every day, every day you're going to see a change in New York because everything

is just breaking down now.

And you just have to look at San Francisco and Chicago and now Philadelphia and all these

cities that are just in chaos.

And the chaos is here, but it's kind of under the current a little bit, but now it's starting to break through.

And you know what I'm talking about.

If you were here for a long time pre-Juliani, we were lucky with Giuliani and Bloomberg.

That Bloomberg kept the Giuliani policies, but now, of course,

de Blasio has gone a 180, and we're going to suffer from it.

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