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Well, Jake Novak, the great columnist and commentator, he's got a brand new TV show we'll talk about,

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Jake Novak, how you doing?

I'm doing great.

I don't know if you guys have just done the breaking news, but Daniel Penny was just completely

acquitted.

Yeah, Daniel Penny acquitted.

Go ahead.

So what does this tell New Yorkers?

What does this tell those lunatic prosecutors?

Well, you know, I just feel like the whole city is saved.

You know, Mark, I grew up in the South, and I moved to New York around high school time in

1981.

And I grew, I moved to a really nice neighborhood of people in Far Rockaway Queens.

But they were nice people, but we had a crime issue there from people from some of the surrounding areas. And I can tell you that the first thing that was impressed upon me as a young boy, you know, I was really only in high school, I was not even at high school age yet, was that crime was that bipartisan issue. I couldn't find one black, white, Irish, Jewish, Christian, Catholic, anyone in the neighborhood who wasn't 100% against crime, throw the book at anyone who did it. They didn't care about race. They didn't care about anything else. And I'm just so shocked that the city seems to have moved away from that and played this racial game. And you and I both know that 10 years ago, 20 years ago, this case never would have gone to trial.

It's a disgrace that it did, and we can't forget that.

But thank God the jury, or at least one, probably more than one, those jurors,

was sane enough and decent enough to quit this person.

And you're right. Like, this should be, you know, it's been an interesting week.

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