that's an early picture of of of kerry patch people ask a lot about where was kerry patch. well there's no trace of it anymore. i spent a lot of time just driving around and wandering around north st louis trying to find any remnant of kerry patch. and there's practically nothing left. there's the old emigrant home, which is falling down. every once in a while you'll see a row house from that era. but even the streets have have been changed. their routes and dead ended, but basically, if you think in terms of cash, moulin fee, maybe west all the way to jefferson east maybe the way to sweet to sixth street where st patrick used to be dogtown. dogtown quickly got a reputation as being a horrible place. it wasn't just one slum, it was several inter-related slums run by gangs irish gangs who generally reported to older men. they were political gangs work and they kept the discipline the way the city thought of of the town is reflected in an 1870 guide to st louis. this is a picture from the 1870 guide from st louis. this was a guide put up by the chamber of commerce trying to a

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when john kerry says mother, nature does not care where those emissions come. this is what that language of skills. some of them are responsible for the crisis than others. you know, john kerry africa is the continent that is not at all to use its own resources to escape all the t africa is full of cold, but african leaders have been convinced by europeans that the call is batch. meanwhile, european so you can call to stay re u. k, experienced sweltering with the conditions in the last few days with their reliance on renewables being tested as soon the panels burnt in the heat. but it was in the wake of time exchange that the national grid requested for 2 units at the wrecks of on. so the prompt to be brought into action using what's cool to fly after demand for air conditioning. so what exactly does this tell us as africans as we paved, i'm away away from cool. that's awesome. so let me pull our tea, janice back, and see versus south. now where the international conference on global biological security threats continues in salt lake over 150, bought, dismissed

i'm john kerry, onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 larry johnson is not the typical c i. officer. after spending 4 years at c, i a headquarters working in analysis, he transferred to the state department where he became a deputy director in the office of the counterterrorism coordinator. he later left government service to found a successful consulting firm. he's also known for a daily blog and which he offers insights, sometimes biting and controversial insights into current events. and that is what makes larry johnson interesting and keeps him relevant. he's not afraid to criticize some of the most powerful people in washington. he's not afraid to be wrong. johnson has made some bad calls in the past, but he keeps pushing and he keeps writing, and he keeps himself relevant in the dog eat dog world. that is washington dc. larry johnson, welcome to the show. we're happy to have you. thanks, john. tell us a little bit about your career. you started off at the c, i a 1st going through operational and paramilitary training and then moving into analysis. you were

when june, kerry says mother, nature does not care where those emissions come. this is what that language of skills. some are more responsible for the crisis than others. you know, john kerry africa is the continent that is not at all to use its own resources to escape all the t africa is full of cold, but african leaders have been convinced by europeans that the call is batch. meanwhile, european so you can call to stay rich, we african stupid. the u. k. experienced sweltering with the conditions in the last few days with their reliance on renewables being tested as soon the panels burnt in the heat. but it was in the wake of time exchange that the national grid requested for 2 units at the wrecks of on. so the concept to be built into action using what's cool to fly at the demand for air conditioning. so what exactly does this tell us as africans, as we paved, i'm away away from coal. that doesn't slow me for our t to hands, but we spoke with a governance on the policy it consultant who said that it's not the 1st time to use it. the us officials have misstated

i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 larry johnson is not the typical cia officer. after spending 4 years at c, i a headquarters working in analysis, he transferred to the state department where he became a deputy director in the office of the counterterrorism coordinator. he later left government service to found a successful consulting firm. he's also known for a daily blog and which he offers insights, sometimes biting and controversial insights into current events. and that is what makes larry johnson interesting and keeps him relevant. he's not afraid to criticize some of the most powerful people in washington. he's not afraid to be wrong. johnson has made some bad calls in the past, but he keeps pushing, and he keeps writing, and he keeps himself relevant in the dog eat dog world. that is washington dc. larry johnson, welcome to the show. we're happy to have you. thanks john. to tell us a little bit about your career, you started off at the c, i a 1st going through operational and paramilitary training and then moving into analysis, you were there for

when allah kerry gave about the invasion to obey every word shows the level of meanness and vulgaritykerry you see the demands from the countries of the south for more justice and equality, it's not a question of money about principles, of course, putin should be tried for the crime of aggression, but you americans committed the crime of aggression against iraq and these countries of the south are asking, should george bush be tried why? george w. bush was not condemned in the same way? do you support it? no why, because there is no direct accusation against president bush if there was an abuse of power, then yes, but personally i am against i served in the war. there was abuse of power. i talked about it at the end of the war. isn't it a crime then bending to iraq based on a lie. no, no, no, everything that was received at that time, we did not know what it was. so no, the coffee was lying. look, i don't want to bring up the iraq war right now, i'm wasting a lot of time. personally, at that time i was against the war. i thought it was wrong. it was a mistake, but we have given tremen

michelle obama used the racial epithet against white people that john kerry committed a war crime in vietnam and that the british g. c h q had tapped donald trump's phone. how do you respond to that criticism? oh, well, there are 3 different things going on there. the 8 that was given to me initially by said limit to hillary's bestbuy and said, said reached out to me and said, hey, i've got this information, can you, can you check on a concert? ok. so i started asking around, i checked with very respect to journalists in washington dc. ad all confirmed. yeah, we've heard that too. yeah, it's all i publish that on my blog. well, the thing with bar, and in fact the, the, the obama campaign put out a, a response telling me that no, michelle had said, why did he not wife. and i thought, well that, so i'd give that explanation if there was not such a take. but that was what does it show your child care? i went back and pressed that bloom implies that subordinate. this come from who's your source and he directed me to david brock. medium and i apologize. been writing for having been used b

so he appeared only in the form of dust, which kerry scatters over the walls.er the hype around the series slept about the accusations. everyone has safely forgotten and now the note is trying to gradually return to the profession, if the entire first season of kerry, performed by sarah jessiti parker, mourned her husband's departure, then in the second will actively establish a personal life instead of finding a new one for her. for you, the screenwriter and decided to return to the series another big love from the past of the heroine, aiden, the show played by john corbet he appeared in the third, fourth and sixth seasons of the original series, as well as in the film sex and the city 2, which was released in 2010, even before the filming of the first season, they are fed. he said that he would appear on the show, but it turned out that it was a joke, however, the scriptwriters took his words seriously and decided to return the actors to the project between kerry and aiden. feelings will flare up again. no. there is no doubt that footage from the filming has

chris hynes is john kerry's stepson. i want to make sure i make the clarification.suÁrez officially filing paperwork yesterday to run for president. we saw this coming because he broke the news on this program that i was exploring the committee to do so as former president trump continues as front runner. 53% of gop or gop leaning voters would support president trump if the primary election was hilled today. 23% would vote for florida governor ron desantis. joining us mike huckabee. mike, great to see you. thank you very much for being here. i was watching you a commercial about teaching kids about donald trump and we have donald trump in the lead by a wide margin even as a lot of people were predicting ron desantis would cut into that lead. where is your take on where the candidates stand with trump in the lead? >> donald trump still own it is biggest space there and i think he sucks out all of the oxygen out of the room and every attempt the democrats make and deep state makes only makes him stronger. this is wildly cayote versus road runner and keeps blowing in t

i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with pentagon, with the blower, jackie garrick, about her experiences in the department of defense. jackie, thanks again for being with us. you for having me here, jackie, i would love to know the results of your whistle blowing. it's easy to get lost and the bureaucracy of whistle blowing and the obstacles that we face when making our revelations. the important thing is that you made a complaint about waste fraud abuse or illegality. what ended up happening with it were changes made. was it finally corrected? um the so it took 5 years um for my case to run the wickets. and um, in 2020, after getting the foyer, not what we got on discovery, but what i got on for you, i'm by then i was pro say i was representing myself. and i was able to read to the judge these emails and things that i had gotten on for you that i hadn't gotten on discovery. and that from me was cathartic. just in of itself was to read those things to him and, and then to when my case in 2020 was probably the most surprised person in all of this with me because it was that, that feeling

i'm john kerry. aku, welcome to the whistle blowers the today we're going to tell you the story of a pentagon whistleblower. she's not a household name. academics probably will not base their dissertations on her case . she hasn't been the subject of funding expos in the media, but she is a clear example of a person doing the right thing, bringing to light evidence of waste, fraud abuse, illegality, or threats to the public health or public safety. jacky garrick grew up like many americans who came from immigrant families intensely patriotic and wanting to give something back to the country that had given them so much in the 1980s. she did an internship at the veterans administration medical center in new york and developed an interest in post traumatic stress disorder, or p t. s. d. in veterans who had returned from service in vietnam. in 1992, she joined the army as a captain and a social worker. following the adage, if you want to work with veterans b one. after leaving the military, she worked as the deputy director of health care at the american legion, and then went onto a posi

when we introduce the bill, it was me and john kerry and joe biden.e did the press conference together. none of us at that time -- ultimately the bill we introduced became the template to the bill once it was announced. all of this was going on about six months before the big announcement. but that was the template on the senate side. but nobody knew on the state of the union address in 2003 except tony and probably about 10-15 people that the president of the united states was going to say i am going to make the single largest commitment of any country in the world against a single disease. congress did not know it. about four weeks before, i was called to the red room. i knew something was up. there were about 14 people there. the president said, tell the leadership of the senate i am going to make this announcement. people said it is too expensive. the president said it is not going to be too expensive. my chief science advisor said it costs $10,000 to treat a patient, but if we call upon the spirit of the american people, we can get it down. someb

kerri—anne ijust want to get kerri—anne i just want to get your take on this as well, what this willan senatorj. d. barnes seen republican senatorj.d. barnes say he is going to hold up barnes say he is going to hold up any nominations for the doj as revenge essentially for this indictment of the former president top yellow i want to make two points first. everything that came out of donald trump's mouth tonight that we covered, except for the year that the espionage act was established, was a lie. that is just a fact. established, was a lie. that is just a fact-— just a fact. there is not one word that — just a fact. there is not one word that came _ just a fact. there is not one word that came out - just a fact. there is not one word that came out of- just a fact. there is not one word that came out of his l just a fact. there is not one - word that came out of his mouth that was true. as for the republicans in the house, they can't even put their caucus together to have basic boats. so i'd feel very confident about the democrats, joe biden in the white house, chuck schumer and the

. _ the united states senator then, john kerry, immigration was a orderly thing. — kerry, immigrationecome a citizen within a _ thing. you could become a citizen within a couple of years. you could -et within a couple of years. you could get to _ within a couple of years. you could get to the — within a couple of years. you could get to the us very easily but it has become _ get to the us very easily but it has become such a political theme that republicans here, and it is a person issue, _ republicans here, and it is a person issue. the _ republicans here, and it is a person issue, the public is undermined whenever— issue, the public is undermined whenever they are in power and issue, the public is undermined wheneverthey are in powerand in this case _ wheneverthey are in powerand in this case they have the house right now, _ this case they have the house right now, undermine the political immigration process so they have a political— immigration process so they have a political issue that they can use during — political issue that they can use during campaigns. it is very cynical bu

i have no confidence in john kerry or the father of the internet.he gentleman with noaa talking , about above ground nuclear testing should have been allowed to speak longer. climate changes been around since noah and the ark, and this biden regime has us on a path of destruction. path of destruction. thank you. host: all right. rob is the next caller. safety harbor, florida. independent mind. >> i'm glad to have a chance to get on. i think that the answer to climate change and the issues that we have have been presented to congress recently and it was in a press briefing june 12 in front of the national press club . all of the information was then open to the public and media to present for the energy sources that would stop pollution and allow us, third world countries, to not have to rely on primitive coal and other things like that. i would ask people to go look at the youtube video that was put on their, monday, june 12. dr. greer, national press club. all of the answers are in there. it will be up to congress to see if they will sit on their h

i don't think john kerry knows the difference between a moment and an almond. this is a top down utopianism. we have to admit the modern world, 99% of the people are not connected in anyway with agriculture. 1% feeds 99%. it is just the opposite of what the world had been until the industrial revolution. and they don't understand, hror -- laura, how precious and fragile agriculture it. sri-lanka decided to listen to elites like john kerry they have get rid of phosphates and they almost sta -- starved to death. for 1% to support 99%, you remember michael bloomberg, he blew up his campaign. he said you drop a seed in the ground and it sprouts. it is a sim police -- simplistic ideal and the tragedy and the difficulty farmers have to produce food for the rest of us. all of these utopian projects whether it is international paris accord or the commission on human rights, they are dreamed up by western elites from constitutional society, but the logic is we are going to get everybody involved and that means equal representation for china or russia or socialist govern

i'm john kerry. aku welcome to the whistle blowers the our guest today has the an enviable task of being a war reporter working for himself. that's right. he doesn't report to any news agency, and indeed, he's known as the world's only crowd funded war. corresponded patrick lancaster is a former member of the us navy, specializing in cryptography on the us as katie hawk. with an interest in journalism, you move to ukraine in 2014. to cover that my don revolution, he settled and done yet later that year. and has remained ever since covering developments during slow times and hot war. his work frequently appears in russian news outlets, but he has also become a prominent contributor to youtube and other platforms. patrick, welcome to the show. we're happy to have, you know, thanks for having me. i appreciate it. let's start at the beginning. you are one of the very few journalist who has been in the done bass almost for the duration of the conflict. what have you seen from your time in the field? tell us what it's like there, but especially what it's like for the civilians in the area. um,

i'm john kerry. yahoo! and you've been watching the whistle blowers until next time. 2 2 2 2 2 the, by the middle of the 20th century, the portuguese colonial empire was in an acute crisis. a particularly 10 situation had developed in mozambique the people of this country were put in a humiliating position. the income inequality ramp and illiteracy. this respect by the portuguese for the local traditions led to a mass unrest. getting 1964, the liberation front of mozambie for a limo began its armed struggle for freedom. the regular army was not easy to resist, but the guerrillas inflicted considerable damage on the invaders through the fighters against the colonial regime were supported by the soviet union and china. whereas the united states and great britain took the side of the invaders, the board to gaze responded to the guerrillas attacks with cruel counter insurgency . however, pre limos 10 year courageous struggle was a success after the over throw the fascist regime in portugal in 1974, the new auth

and it lasted for about 24 hours and i took it down to that whole john kerry. this is a complete, a red herring, the british spine on donald trump. absolutely. they did. it was, it was, is, you know, the work around. see, i do not spy on american citizens. well, there's nothing there says brothers can spy on american citizens because they do. and the close relationship between the g c h q and then it say where the guy actually got personnel, that's that side by side physically and it's easy to pass information back and forth. oh, i know that was correct. i just didn't realize how extensive the involvement of both the f, b i the c i was at the top. we sub subsequently learned that this was a best, vast intelligence operation directed against donald trump. in fact, i had one of our former colleagues who was he was an s i s level still in touch with folks back at the agency. he told me that one of his friends came and told him that he had been approached by brendan about joining what they called the trunk task force. and this was the late summer of 2015. so you kn

s. special climate on voice john kerry. he's single valid population growth in african countries saying it's on sustainable leading to devastating drought splitting as well. although he refrained from asking americans to change their lifestyle. and we need to figure out how we're going to deal with the issue of sustainability and numbers of people were trying to take care of on the planets. i have been to a number of african countries where they are very proud of their increased birth rate. but the fact is, it's unsustainable for life to day, let alone when you add the future numbers. mr. kerry rejected the notion of talk, don, changes to everyday life, us a solution to the problems the world. no faces unwilling. the future not run this counter to other recent voices, such as a report by norway's environmental agency, where it's like cutting down an air travel, consuming less meat on improving home insulation, or oil changes that can help protect the environment globally. us farmers also hit bucket john carries planes that

and they went over my head and they called the chairman of the committee, who was senator john kerry at the time my, my boss. and he forced me to drop the inquiry. what was the reception like for you at the cc? because the, the reason i ask is, is the fcc is supposed to be the good guys here. this is what they're, they're in the position to do to investigate these kinds of allegations. it sounds like you had not such a great experience. i certainly had not such a great experience, but i'd like to hear your side of it. you know, again, from my side of it, they were initially they, they had tremendous initial enthusiasm as again these investigators, these, the, some of these were prosecutors under enforcement division. they got very excited when i was talking to them and going through the evidence that i was giving them and who was only later, you know, very short while later that obviously they received word from on high that they were to drop this and cover it up there there's, that's the only explanation. so really hearing here testimony was, was never made public. know then people

ashley: i'm putting in my request now, kerri.n, one of the youngest golfers, one round away from qualifying for the u.s. open. lauren, come in here. how young are we talking. lauren: 13. jayden song will tee off in hillcrest country club in l.a. this is the final qualifying role. to make the u.s. open which starts june 15th. he is in 7th grade. imagine missing a lot of my class this is week. i might be the youngest person in golf. he is five foot 2, 115 pounds. can drive the ball 280 yards. ashley: only get longer. lauren: stronger and bigger. ashley: yes, incredible, thank you very much. now this, the star of mr. bean says he feels duped by the promises made by ev makers. we'll tell you why the british comedian says they're misleading drivers. i love mr. bean. >>> prince harry is looking forward to one day having a relationship with his family. listen to this. >> do you speak to william now? do you text? >> currently, no. but i look forward to, i look forward to us being able to find peace. the ball is very much in their court.

kerry, and my attitude to what exactly araik is now describing. and so forth. look at such a revealing plot in general. he is in switzerland as far as i understand our swiss television. he kerry you see demands from the south for more fairness and equality is a matter of not money. and the principle, of course, we need to judge putin for criminal versions, but you americans have committed the crime of aggression and opposition. and these countries of the south are asking, should george bush be tried why wasn't george bush tried the same way? do you support no? why because there are no direct charges against the president? and i sing, if there was an abuse of power, then yes, but personally, i am against it. i served in the vietnam war there was an abuse of power. i talked about it at the end of the war. is it not a crime in the direction of tobacco basics has become life asks content. no. no, we didn't know at the time that it was a horse. everything that was received at that time, we did not know that it was all a lie. then no. but busta lied, he

kerry and the house church will be here, a small hotel, a conference room and a cafe for pilgrims areto create a special museum in that room, where napoleon bonaparte spent the night. the museum has many exhibits, ranging from ancient bricks to crosses that were pierced by bullets and, of course, many exhibits brought by parishioners that we found here during repairs. they were all buried in the ground. we took them out and keep them in order to provide it to those who will be interested in it with great reluctance. our film crew leaves for the place of prayer , it's time to go to the museum, which already exists in the city of the local history historian. we can be different if it's at stake our future will be tormented by some, others will enjoy, but everyone will get results. any medal has two sides, even the medal for feats of peaceful valor implies self-sacrifice to achieve a common goal , there are such unique people such valiant people among us, but if an emergency happens, you need to talk to people to tell where the problem happened, what and what is being done in order to to

as a result of the sections us so special climate envoy, john kerry, has claimed the world's population won't be sustainable in 2050 when it should be well, the numbers should be roughly 10000000000. i don't think it's sustainable testing the we need to figure out how we're going to deal with the issue of sustainability and the numbers of people we're trying to take care of on the planets. i think that those choices are up to people on their own. what they want to do, how they want to do it. what kerry says, for example, the population growth in african countries is unsustainable with devastating weather conditions. other voices, such as normal ways environmental agency report that avoiding ad travel and anything less meat and improving in improving installation at home did an oil, things that can help protect the environment. part of a carry claims of calling livestock and changing. finally, practices are basically the best options. well, we spoke a bit earlier with a panel of experts to say that sustainable development must consider the interest of both the global south and north and

kerry refrain from asking americans to change their lives thumbs. we need to figure out how we're going to deal with the issue of sustainability and numbers of people were trying to take care of on the planets. i have been to a number of african countries where they are very proud of their increased birth rate, but the fact is, it's unsustainable for life today. let alone when you add the future numbers on. here's the thing john kerry rejected the notion of top done changes to everyday life as a solution to the problems the world faces now and will do so in the future. not run this country to other recent voices such as a report by norway's environmental agency, which concluded cutting down in our travel, consuming less meet southern proving home insulation are all changes that can help protect the environment. us farmers incident, they also had bulk as carries claims, the changing live stock. so farming practices would offer the greatest benefits of the world, saying it's their livelihoods, not his are being sacrifice of the altar of net 0. well, w

it's john kerry are in jersey, live nice in the top down changes to everyday life as a solution to the problems the world faces now and will in the future. so i wrote counts into other recent invoices such as a report by noise environmental agency. we've said cutting down on add trouble consuming. this means i'm improving home installation. all changes that can help protect the environment. us farmers also hit bucket and carries claims that changing lifecycle farm and foxes would not offer the greatest benefit for the world, saying their livelihoods are being sacrificed. and the old so all that 0, we go. the take of a panel of experts earlier, who felt sustainable development must consider the interests of the global south to not just the regional. issues for the west is not the same solution for all of you. or you may not, you're not married. the foreigners on with their example energy, they came in and you sort of, she might not be the solution for all 3 talk. when i was, i'm wondering, saw, finally got i know where depending on the port stop light image and i want to, i got renewed

john kerry rejected the notion of chalk don changes to everyday life as a solution to the problems the world spaces no and will do in the future that runs counter to other recent forces such as a report by norway's environmental agency, which said cutting down in our travel consuming left me to an improving home installation or oil changes that can help protect the environment. us farmers also head back up. fairies claims that changing livestock and farming foxes would offer the greatest benefit for the world. well, we got to take all of a panel of experts earlier, who felt sustainable development must consider the interest of both the global seller and richard north. the issues for the west is not the same solution for you or your internet. i'm not, you're not married. the foreigners on with there is, i'm with all imaging they came in just sort of, she might not be the solution for us. we thought when i was, i'm wondering sort of finally got i know where i depended on look forward to stop like, oh, i mean, i want to, i got renewed in a long years to get. i didn't seem to get up on the

i'm john kerry onto we are speaking with renowned investigator and author, bruce sacrament, about his work tracking down medical serial killers, those medical professionals who become self murderers. welcome back again, bruce. glad to have you. thank you, bruce to tell us a little bit about motivation, the average serial killer, when, when one thinks about john wayne gacy or gary allan ridge way or dentist reader is a sociopath or a psychopath. who becomes more and more bold, often even taunting the police. but that's not the case with medical serial killers . is it tell us about their motivation? what leads them to do it? you know, i'll tell you what i've seen over the years. um, not a psychiatrist or a psychologist, but this is when i've witness. i would say the number one, the number one reason that i've seen is something called munchausen syndrome by proxy right now, much as an central and black proxy is, is often displayed when a mother will maybe intentionally harm a child and bring that child into the hospital show the staff what a caring, dedicated, outstanding parent they are

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john kerry sees singled out low population growth in african countries saying is unsustainable leading to devastating droughts. i'm flooding however, is to carry refrain from all the americans to change their lifestyles. and we need to figure out how we're going to deal with the issue of sustainability. and numbers of people were trying to take care of on the planets, has been to a number of african countries where they are very proud of their increased birth rate. but the fact is, it's unsustainable for life to day, let alone when you add the future numbers. john kerry are in the zillow top down, changes to everyday life as a solution to the problems who loves phases. now, unwilling, the future that runs counter to other reasonable is such as i reported by noise environmental agency, which said cutting down on the ad 5 all consuming this meat and improving the home installation. our old changes, but going to help the environment. us farmers also hit back, it carries claims that change in life. so kind of following prices would offer the greatest benefit for the world, say that life is

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human elm john kerry commemorated 79th anniversary of d-day comparing it against the fight for climate change. note to john, it is okay to visit easter island, just don't turn into one. requires same level of mobilization required to fight the nazis. today's threat comes from all of us. if you don't recycle or buy an ev, then you are the new hitler. found that funny. he is last guy i talked to about the environment. the guy threw away his limedals that is littering. this is a power grab. if this smog keeps up, this just shows how unprepared we are for the climate crisis. we must ajust energy structure, blah, blah, blah. when the government says adapt, they mean restrict and destroy. does she think this is the first forest fire in the history of the world? she might. she has economics degree and still thinks shutting down businesses creates new jobs. she's not bright. five cows part in calcutta and ready to go back to the days. are we teaching kids as smoky the bear. and there is human chinchilla chuck schumer who claims we have a lot of work to do, does that include teaching people not

i used the word people loosely. >> jimmy: i want to defend john kerry.e can fly commercial because he gets marked because they think it is the horse from mr. and. everybody wants to take a selfie. you wonder what the scan of th this? it will do nothing in terms of the environment. okay, understand the biggest source of pollution in new york city is traffic and the green energy people are causing more of it by eliminating car lanes for by lanes and pedestrian doors and restaurant seating in the right lane of sixth avenue. but not the safest. okay? but they are actually making it worse and it is destroying porn. i was watching today, they arrested the pizza guy. is that cold? [laughter] >> greg: i don't even know what he means. kennedy, again, punishing people who are trying to make a living, that is what new york is just a place for the rich to punish the poor. >> i'm so glad you brought to because rich liberals have wood-burning pizza ovens in their backyards. yes, that is one of the things. so if you're going to show your friends your strawberries, your