Mark Interviews State Senate Candidate Frank Murtha

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🗓️ 24 October 2022

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Mark and Frank talked about Albany politics needing to be fixed. Frank said too many leaders have been infected by money and influence to do an honest job for the people. Frank told Mark he never thought of running for office until he saw the direction the state was heading, and felt he had to get involved.

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0:00.0	You're listening to The Mark Simone Show.
0:04.8	710 W-O-R.
0:07.7	Well, the election is two weeks away.
0:10.0	Now, we want to see Lee Zeldon win.
0:11.6	We want to see Republicans take the House, the Senate.
0:14.3	But very important is do something about Albany, where they create these stupid, crazy, no-bail-type laws.
0:20.8	Got to take back Albany.
0:22.4	It's very important that you go out and vote in those races.
0:24.5	Now, Frank Murtha, he's the Republican State Senate candidate for Westchester County, District 37.
0:30.8	Very smart guy, successful, private sector, is not a politician, type of guys we want.
0:36.3	Murtha for Senate.com is his website.
0:39.5	But he's on with us right now.
0:40.8	Frank Merta, how you doing?
0:43.2	Hello, Mark.
0:43.9	I'm doing great.
0:44.6	Thanks for having me on.
0:46.1	All right.
0:46.5	Well, you're a very successful guy.
0:48.0	You got a PhD in psychology, financial advisor.
0:51.0	People may have you seen you on CNBC and all that.
0:53.5	So you're a normal father with a
0:56.2	wife and kids you live in scarsdale what happened you just got so frustrated you decided
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