Suzanne Miller is on.

Suzanne Miller, you're one of our stars here at WABC, a concern New Yorker. I'm sure you're waking up to this cavalcade of news yourself, but, I mean, Liguardi being shut down because of a crash like this. This is not something a New Yorker ever wants to see. Oh, my goodness. I've been listening to you since 6 in the morning. My head is spinning. It's too much. Too much, too much. So what do we want to talk about?

You want to talk about this housing shortage?

You want to talk about?

You want to talk about the housing shortage? You want to talk about the anti-Semitism? What do you think? I mean, there are so many breaking stories, but I mean, again, just the idea that we got... The first question I asked John Katsmittides when we went on the year this morning was, is this incident of the Guardia

an atrocity or a tragedy?

And you basically said both, John, because... Katzmatidis, when we went on the air this morning was, is this incident of LaGuardia an atrocity or a

tragedy? And you basically said both, John, because yes, it's a tragedy. No one is claiming here that this

was done deliberately. But if we have this much incompetence at the level of air traffic controls,

at the level of a regional pilot, this is all what it's looking like right now or not,

but we need to

find out. I mean, this is something that has to get your... You are a concerned New Yorker. This isn't something that we want to see, and it's a national story as well. Yes, it is, and I also want to talk about the real estate, but before we start, we just talked about that little boy that was shabbed by the postal

worker? And this is a little kid, four years old. I have to tell you, I remember I was, I went to

Auschwitz with Arnold Schwarzenegger and I actually called into WABC and we talked about it. John,

you were on the phone with me. And I want to just say out loud to any Jew, any Jew that doesn't appreciate what Trump

is doing to save Israel needs to go visit Auschwitz because that's the only difference today.

And the anti-Semitism, go visit Auschwitz. Maybe you'll feel differently about what he's doing for

this country, saving the world, and that's how I feel. If you're just joining us, Suzanne Miller,

referring to this very

hard to watch video of a postal worker on the job. This is not someone who happened to be a

postal worker and was off duty. A postal worker on the job Friday afternoon in the New York,

northern city, northern suburb of Muncie, New York, violently shoving a four-year-old, again,

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