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Grace Curley.

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Welcome back everyone to the Grace Curley show

It has been a while since we've checked in with New York City Council

Republican leader Joe Burrelli and I thought today

would be a great day to do that because there's a lot of headlines coming out of the Big

Apple. Joe, thank you so much for taking time out of your busy schedule to come back on the Grace Curley show.

Oh, anytime, Grace, thank you for having me. By the way, I love seeing your image come up on my TV screen.

I get very, very excited every time I see you. I think you do a heck

of a job. Oh, thank you, Joe. That's so sweet. Okay, so I wanted to start with this piece that I sent

you earlier today from Politico. I'm surprised it's not getting a little bit more play from Republicans because it's outrageous the way this whole thing is framed.

I want to read you just a part of it, Joe, and we'll get your reaction.

It says the ceaseless dire messaging

is threatening Democrats in a pivotal election year giving suburban New York

Republicans another potent issue in competitive congressional races.

Now they're talking about Eric Adams

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