This matter is under internal review by our Internal Affairs Bureau, and we'll have more to say about it as that investigation unfolds, but I understand the community interests in it because it is an upsetting video.

My friend right there, you can write that. My friend right there.

Police Commissioner Jessica Tish and Jerry Rafferty, Baker Street.

Today's Jerry's birthday.

It would have been 79.

Poop fighters are the great version of this song, as I mentioned earlier.

I love this song.

I like this part right here, Lou.

Play it.

That's hot.

I know before I get to Scott Monroe

about this situation in Brooklyn last night,

we were talking about why the creep mayor

wouldn't go to the Met Gallo

and actually applauded him for it

because I think it's the pulse of night.

But what's the most obvious reasonable? He's a socialist. It didn't even occur to me when you were asking. But in fact, that's what they said. You know, it would look terrible. It's $75,000 a ticket to get into the Met Gala. So it's all about spending money. Right. But that's if you pay, didn't they O.C. getting up for free a couple of times, allegedly?

Well, and he would have to pay.

Of course not.

But every mayor usually goes because it's one of the bigger events in the city every year, but he's not going. You look like idiots. Okay, good. He's a socialist. All right. Scott Monroe is not. He's a great cop. He happens to be the president of the detectives Endowment Association.

We were together last week in Howard Beach with his buddy, Don Mlessie, who happens to run the retired DEA. And I believe his association was he only one to speak last night after this video surfaced of what looked like two cops. I love the cops. I can't demonize cops. I can't do it. It's not in my DNA.

The video looks like two cops are beating up some guy, but I don't know any of the details. So here's my friend Scott Monroe. Scotty, first of all, I know last week wasn't necessarily your gig because it was the retired DEA, but you were there representing the current group. you are amazing. I loved it. Bodiedel, Paul Morrow. So thank you so much for last week. Oh, well, listen, thank you. Thank you guys. I'm glad they recognize you. I'm glad that we're a part of it. It was great. It really was. And, you know, when Vinnie Vallalong was there when the sergeants and you know they had a big night at

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