this trend is so obvious, even patrick murray's polls can get this right. just wanted you to know i knew you were here, patrick. in the last three years, we have seen three years in a row of property tax growth of less than two percent. [applause] why is that? it is because for the first time in a long time, we are actually honest with people and each other. we passed the two percent cap that did not have 15 exceptions. after we passed the cap, we did the next that you needed to do to make the cap real. so taxes would not increase. services would not be decreased. that is to cap the celery to public sector workers at two percent. we sunsetted it for april 1 of this year. i can't tell you, when i was back negotiating that, why we picked april fools' day. i think i am beginning to understand. property taxes have averaged a 1.7% increase over three years. public-sector employee wages average 1.86%. the climate where inflation is 1.1%. the system is working. this year, we propose the renewal of that cap. the legislature sent me a bill that was riddled with many

eventrend is so obvious, patrick murray's polls can get this right. just wanted you to know i knew you were here, patrick. we haveast three years, seen three years in a row of property tax growth of less than two percent. [applause] why is that? it is because for the first time in a long time, we are actually honest with people and each other. we passed the two percent cap that did not have 15 exceptions. cap,-- after we passed the we did the next that you needed to do to make the cap real. so taxes would not increase. services would not be increased -- decreased. that is to cap the celery to public sector workers at two percent. we sunsetted it for april 1 of this year. when i was back negotiating that, while he april -- why we picked fools' day. i think i am beginning to understand. averaged axes have 1.7% increase over three years. public-sector employee wages average 1.86%. the climate where inflation is 1.1%. the system is working. this year, we propose the renewal of that cap. the legislator sent -- legislature sent me a bill that was riddled wit

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and then this interview from patrick murray, political scientist and polling expert.sitting right there on the other side of constable. he was as close to the conversation as dohe trshrty. so that's two other people who were on the stage sitting basically as close to zimmer and constable and doherty was and neither one heard what was said between them. when doherty was on our show, he said he heard zimmer and constable talking about hazard mitigation, plans about preventing future flooding disasters in hoboken. when i asked him in detail what he heard, this is what he told me. >> if you heard the whole conversation, how else did it go? >> i heard them talking about hazard mitigation, expressing her views on it. she does a great job advocating for her town. him listening to it, kind of districting where to go just like when i talked to him prior to going up on stage about hazard mitigation, and him explaining how the money is supposed to come in. hazard mitigation is not even through the department of xh community affairs. >> constable said his conversation with zimmer

wendy patrick, ordained baptist minister and attorney. father gerald murraym the church of the holy family and kevin mccullough, radio host. we have this political meeting, doctor, and we have the meeting of policy with faith, talking about immigration. is this a good or bad idea? >> it's always a wonderful idea to be talking to people of faith. i love that. but the topic, are we talking about faith or are we sort of using faith as a guise to talk politics? and that, i think, is what really sort of divides some of the people watching this. it would be nice if we were talking about how to bring americans back to church instead of talking about policy issues. >> we're going to get to that in just a minute. father, i grew up in a religious family. my grandfather is a minister. he was an incredible liberal. and i never knew it from the pulpit because he chose to never preach politics. i prefer that. how do you feel about that? >> i agree. the priest or the minister should not take advantage of the congregation to impose his political views. there's a lot to talk