Well, people didn't hate Trump until he had a chance.

No.

And he started to heat up a little bit, and people started saying he couldn't do it.

And then every time there'd be...

This show is not Trump, though, Donnie.

This is a different show.

So we got to get started on the show show, probably.

I mean, why not?

Because otherwise, run out of time.

From the smallest room in New York City, comes a show that gives you a reason to live.

In Violent Brooklyn, a violent Brooklyn death came sooner than later for the doomed younger sibling of a midwood schizophrenic.

20-year-old schizoid Sean Smith aimed for the ground and let gravity do the heavy lifting.

As he tossed his brother, preschooler Shimron off the roof of their seven-story building,

around quarter to 3 a.m. Smith walked up to a patrol car afterwards and calmly confessed.

I just killed my brother. I took my brother up to the roof, and I threw him off.

The New York Post says, police say, Smith said,

before leading cops to the trash-strown courtyard where Shimron landed hard.

He did.

Now, I got curious about this, like what this would look like, landing.

And it's, I went again to the special New York City Crime Report search engine, which is capable of finding anything.

And I was searching for things that weigh around 40 pounds.

Joining me now is Donnie G.

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