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Join me today, Seth Barron. Hi, Seth. Hi, Pat. I'm great, except I'm a little disappointed in

former mayor, Mike Bloomberg. With the stabbing and...

Yeah, he did something that does not come easily or often, for him at least, and for billionaires in general, that was apologize.

Stop and Frisk was something he was obviously criticized for during his administration.

In fact, yeah, criticized basically for all 12 years of his administration, and then the six years since

his administration ended.

And it's funny, now he feels remorseful in connection with his presidential run.

Well, apparently, yes, so he went to a church in Brooklyn today and said he was sorry

for stop, question of frisk which impacted negatively

impacted and disproportionately impacted the black community yeah he says uh yeah the church that he went

to is the Christian cultural center a Mac a black mega church in Brooklyn and I believe that's

the same place that he went to to defend the practice a few years ago.

Oh, is that so?

I believe so, yeah.

You know, it doesn't have his statement incomplete, which I would be interested in knowing,

but he is quoted as saying, I was wrong, and I am sorry.

Okay.

Well, you know, it's good that it does it,

that he hasn't announced his run for the presidency yet

because otherwise this might smack of political opportunism.

Right.

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