Well, you're the unturned, down it goes, hold on, hold on, we're gonna get to it, okay?

And me reaction is hilarious, we got a thousand stories for you guys, obviously leading

with Andrew Cuomo and his resignation.

But tons and tons of stories, including a word, in my opinion, based on my reading of

the stories, what is actually going to happen with infrastructure and budget bills?

So mystery's soft tonight.

I mean, that's just, that's what we do, we solve mysteries.

Okay, all right, detective Casparian, over to you.

All right, well, I can't wait to talk about the infrastructure deal.

Because it's the one thing where, for some reason, the press won't report on the things

that actually matter about that bipartisan infrastructure bill.

So we're gonna give you the nitty gritty, but first we begin with Cuomo.

So.

The best way I can help now is if I step aside and let government get back to governing.

That is New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announcing that he intends to resign following all the

fallout from the Attorney General's, I'm sorry, the state attorney general's report indicating

that he had harassed sexually harassed 11 women, nine of whom he worked with.

And of course, there are a bunch of other pretty devastating controversies that he's been

embroiled in, including the fact that he made decisions that led to nursing homes,

spreading COVID, and he'd led to the death of elderly people, which no one in the media is

talking about right now. But that's also a controversy that should be considered when it comes

to his decision to resign. But, Jank, I feel like you're gonna press something.

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