of the Mark Simone show on 710 WOR.

Filling in for Mark, here again is Ken Rosado. Oh, and so good to be here, too. Let's go right to our busy phones. Here's my man, Vincent, in Brooklyn, Vincent. When I don't get to talk to you for like a month, month and a half at a time, I have withdrawal. Good morning, Ken. Good morning, Ken. Good morning to hear your voice again. Ken, I totally disagree with this law in Jersey where they're going to arrest the parents. Let me give you an example. My parents were good people. Ken, I was, during the course of my life, I've been stabbed three times. I must have went to the ER a good 13 times.

No matter what my parents would tell me, I would always find a way to get in trouble.

One thing my parents did say to me, they said, if you ever are arrested because you rob somebody, you attacked

somebody, you tried to kill somebody, other than self-defense, they told me they said,

if you think we're going to come down and spend the mortgage money on your bail, you're mistaken.

You're going to stay in jail until your trial comes up.

But if it's in self-defense, we'll help you out.

Now, it is the liberals in all these big cities, as one of your other callers said.

They keep, for example, now

they're in New York, they passed out law recently, raised the age, where a 16-year-old cannot

be charged with murder or whatever. They go to our family court. It's all, most of this

is the politicians' problems.

Most parents want and do the best they can for their children.

This is a true story.

My grandfather, during World War II, my grandmother died.

My grandfather was left with seven children that he had to raise. He had

one daughter that was over the top. She was a rebel. She was a wild one. She would party. She would

stay out all night. He told her, stop, stop, stop, papa. Finally, what he did, they put her in Juvie home until she was 18, just to keep her,

just to keep her straight, because she was a bad apple, and he had six other children he had to raise.

So I think it's all, most of it 90% of the time it's the politicians fault

because they don't want to pass the right laws well actually here vincent i'll give you one more

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