Mark Simone on W.O.R.

Hey, with us right now, our friend Bernadette Castro, big name in politics, government, the business world.

Bernadette Castro, how you doing?

I'm doing well, Mark. How are you doing?

Good.

You were a big part of the Bataki administration.

I was watching the governor the other night. It's a ballroom, 500 people. She's introduced. Not a single person applauded. Shame on them. No, I can understand why they didn't applaud. They think she's doing a horrible job. I was everybody going to say, could you imagine? What are you talking about? You said Pataki. No, Governor Hokkelkel got up the other. Oh, I thought you said Governor Pataki was in front of a little. No, no, no, Governor Hockel. Yeah. Nobody applauded. That's my point. If it were Pataki, would have got a standing ovation. Oh, definitely. You know, I'm going to be with the Governor 9-11 on Monday. Every year since 9-11, especially since, you know, he turned out, he brings together his people

because we were there in 9-11.

I was in the cabinet, and it was beyond unbelievable.

And we were issued giant satellite phones at the time because

we were concerned about the communications being hit.

My agency was in charge of state navigation law, not the sound and not the ocean, but every

lake and every water reservoir.

So our armed police force was policing that.

But it's great to come together and I just don't want young people, like middle schoolers,

not to understand what this country went through when we were attacked, and it could easily

happen again.

But, you know, this is a serious remembrance day, 9-11.

So, you know, I just hope

young people

I'll probably repost

a little video I did

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