Well, Charlie Gasparino, the best business reporter around.

You see him all over the Fox News Channel.

Hey, also, make sure you'll read his columns.

He's one of the great columns.

And if you didn't see his Alvin Bragg column, go online and get it.

Charlie Gasparino, how you doing?

How are you doing, Mark?

Did you hear from Alvin Bragg about that column?

No. Did you hear from Alvin Bragg? How about that, Colin? No, I mean, you know, there is a guy there that does call me back, so I give him that, I give him correct for that.

Some Richard Fife, I think, allegedly his chief of staff, or that's what he, that's, I think that that is his title.

I have no way to confirm that, but he did call me back.

You know, listen, here's the latest on Bragg.

Last yesterday, in the afternoon, he met with members of the business improvement districts

in Manhattan, who are obviously freaking out by all this.

And from what I understand, they had a quote-unquote constructive meeting.

Bragg keeps saying he's taken out of context, this, that, and the other thing.

But when they got down to brass tax, it wasn't really anything different than what was in the memo.

So he apparently was asked asked will you prosecute a class C felony that means someone walking in to a store or you know with with you know with the

intent of stealing something through bodily harm so what he said is yes he would he would. Okay, well, that's good, right?

Thank God. But that's not the question. The question was really. Let me go back up. He said,

he said he's statutory, let me just finish this, statutorily required to do that, totally taken out of

context. Then it started to get into more granular stuff, and that's where he just kind of kicked the ball. So one said, well, suppose a guy walks down the street and smashes somebody else in the face,

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