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In for Mr. New York, here's Joe Concha.

Welcome back, everybody.

Joe Concha in for Mark Simone.

This story is a classic example of when rhetoric doesn't meet reality.

In other words, when you have Democrats just pleading with people,

please come to our country, surge the border, as Joe Biden said as a candidate in 2020,

and then you see the result of what happens with fentanyl, with terrorists coming into the country,

with millions of those who should not be here because they're not here legally, overwhelming

our educational health care systems, living for free in hotels and getting free meals and so on and with millions of those who should not be here because they're not here legally, overwhelming our

educational health care systems, living for free in hotels and getting free meals and so on

and choking city budgets like the ones in New York.

So that's where the rhetoric was, ooh, it's really nice just to embrace and bring in everybody

as much as possible because immigrants built this country, no legal immigrants built this country,

not illegal, that that part

gets cut out of the conversation. Here's another example of rhetoric not meeting reality. New Jersey

to require all new car sales to be electric by 2035, all right? That's less than 12 years. In 2027,

more than half of car sales need to be electric. What no one can explain and what

Governor Murphy will never ever sit down and do a real interview with somebody on, because they may

ask some very basic common sense questions, how do I charge my vehicle if I'm living in

Hoboken or Newark or Camden or Trenton and I'm in an apartment

complex with 500 other people. You're going to have 500 chargers in there. Who pays for the

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