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>> there is time where we could have made different decisions about subway so staten island, no subway across the bridge, is where they built the bridge people said to build it with the capacity for tracks but in this longer version they said it will grow into lincoln will and they were running and new passengers and the bridge built, who is going to pay to operate this? event most of the money to build it may permit you deficit so he said who is going to let in the 64 work earlier, we wish to do this but if he about these difficulte questions, how do yu find this system and build more capacity? we haven't dealt with them very well on several parts including that one. >> new york city website between problems of scarcity. we have not enough people are to be. behindwh equilibrium, we are now population has declined since covid blocks away ridership was declined. how do you see the problems today? too much or not enough? that. >> too well and we can have this because we can't do any more people on the surface the city, don't want to be the other so so one important lesson, even the simpl

for example, staten island notes savoie service across the bridge. that's something that's often blamed on moses. moses built the bridge it was his last big bridge projects. peutilization fills it with the capacity for tracks in the short version he said no and the longer more complex version he said simply won't go into brooklyn about the brooklyn subway even in a deteriorated state are running at capacity. there is not any capacity to take newis passengers onto the brooklyn subways from staten island. the bridge built capacity for subway service, who is going to pay to operate the service? subways not like a road were once it's built he spent most the money you need to build it. you areel actually creating for yourself a permanent new deficit for you operate that the 50% loss forever. moses said who's going to operate it? there were no answers to those questions. even then, in 1964 it was very simplistic. we wish mr. moses would do this force the "new york times," business community but he won't do it. thinking about it. these difficult questions w

it's out in staten island.ent and met them -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> -- and ate at the restaurant. now they have a puerto rican grandma, there's a japanese grandma, all sorts of other grandmas. >> jimmy: really? wow. >> yeah. and so, vince and i were -- we were shooting in -- we're staying in hoboken. and on sunday, everybody in hoboken's out day drinking. so, we were walking down, you know, the main drag there, and there was a bar and a table full of people dririnking, a it's -- it's vince vaughn and me -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> -- and this table full of people scream, "hey, bubbles! bubbles!" [ light laughter ] it's like vince and i and they're yelling for -- >> jimmy: yeah, bubbles the dog. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i totally -- i knew it. >> it's great. >> jimmy: she's got something. >> she does. and, you know, it's funny because, you know, i was friends with paul reubens, pee-wee herman. >> jimmy: my all-time fav -- one of my idols. >> yeah. >> jimmy: by the way, i just showed my kids your movie. was it pee-

so, for example, staten island, no subway service across the verrazano bridge. that is something that is often blamed on moses. you know, moses built the bridge. it was his last big bridge project. people said you should you should build it with the capacity for four tracks. and he said they in the short version he said no but in the longer more complex version he well the subway will go into brooklyn but the brooklyn subways even in a deteriorated were running at capacity there wasn't any capacity to take new passengers onto the brooklyn subways from staten island and once we've got the verrazano bridge built with capacity for subway service who is going to pay to operate the service know a subway is like a road where once it's built you've spent most of the money you need build it you need you're actually creating for yourself a permanent new deficit. you have to operate at a 50% loss forever. so moses said, you know who's going to operate it. there were answers to those questions. you even even then in, 1964 or a little bit earlier than that, it was very simp

on the staten island, you have fort wadsworth, a u.s. coast guard sector new york base.and then in the brooklyn side, right on the other side of the verrazzano bridge, you have fort hamilton, which is a u.s. army installation. so it's very concerning to me that we have these objects, we're not sure if they're drones or unmanned aircraft, but they are flying over sensitive infrastructure and facilities. the fact that we don't know what they are or who's behind them or what they're doing is very concerning to me, particularly in a post tiny spy balloon world. the fact that this administration allowed for chinese spy balloon to go across the country, over multiple military installations, is very concerning. we could potentially be having this happen again, it's like astounding to me that this is even happening without any type of intervention. you say it's no known threat, but is there still a possibility of there being a threat? at the end of the day, that's what my constituents want to know. >> yes. i am cognizant, and we all are in the f.b.i. of what this threat can look

is an issue, he understands what will happen on new york city, particularly its economy and in staten islandnd brooklyn, forced to pay thousands of dollars to another borough in which they live. >> reporter: right now this plan is ago. other cities will be watching. dc, miami, san francisco and los angeles are considering congestion pricing and they will consider how it plays out. the cameras are up, ready to go. all that needs to happen is for them to be switched on. any part that drives past 60th st. will be charged $9. that will happen for cars in lower manhattan through bridges and tunnels so for some drivers this will be thousands of extra dollars each and every year. ashley: just what we need, another attacks in new york city. thanks for outlining what is at stake. bernie sanders said he would put forward legislation on a key trump proposal. what is this legislation? lauren: bernie sanders aligned with donald trump to interest rates at 10%. this is what senator sanders writes on x, donald trump proposed a 10% cap on credit card interest rates. great idea. let's see if he supports the l

, fine, but you owe us a plan to explain to new york and the outer boroughs, like the bronx or staten island, explanations of what you will do to deal with all this smog blooming in. the lawsuits are still ongoing. we have bipartisan legislation we are working on in the house with new jersey and new york members of congress, who say not only is this not the right time to jack up taxes on hard- working families like electricians or firefighters or nurses or uber drivers who bear the brunt of these costs, but it will hurt the environment in order new jersey. maybe go through parts of nicer new york, but not for hard- pressed families living in jersey and the outer boroughs of new york city. >> finally, congressman, the fpa added new drone flight restrictions over parts of nine more new jersey towns. there have been 57 such advisories issued since late november. when resident throughout the state started reporting, reporting a heightened level of drone activity in the night skies. what more can you tell us about what authorities know about these sightings, or what more can be done to reassure t

they will live on at north shore along staten island.tadium at willis point it will come together and bran new in the bronx soon to be known. he could not be here but a job well done fighting for this to happen. thanks to the governor for her contribution from training troops during world war i to distribute supplies after hurricane sandy the army has served our city for more than a century with two of 50 million-dollar mission we begin work on the next chapter in this long history. empty cabin cultural institutions and opportunities for local businesses. will create jobs and affordable homes and give families a place to come together. donovan is not the only one who can say queens get the money, bronx get the money also. after decades of disrepair were being powerful vision that will bring it to life. possibility and perseverance is the story of the king bridge army that the story of the people of the bronx. it is the story of new york city. as we celebrate 400 years of new york city history and the people who were here long before us w

[ laughter ] those girls haven't slept a wink since that day. [ laughter ] grant potus was in staten islandesterday pretending to serve food at a friendsgiving for the coast guard. watch this, this is funny. you see he pockets a roll. [ laughter ] then he keeps taking little nibbles from it. like a kid, like a little kid. you see -- there he goes again. [ laughter ] another egregious abuse of power from the biden crime family. [ laughter ] you know, thanksgiving is a holiday that is celebrated primarily in the united states and in canada. not too many other countries celebrate thanksgivings. but some world leaders are getting into the holiday spirit nonetheless, including vlad putin, who came up with early christmas gifts for his good buddy, kim jong-un. >> russia says president putin has given more than 70 animals. that includes lions, bears, yaks, and cockatoos to pyongyang zoo. >> jimmy: all eaten immediately upon landing and they were delicious. [ laughter ] over the next 48 hours, millions of americans will travel back to their family homes to be reminded once again why they left in th

and then the hangovers were held in new jersey and staten island. [ laughter ] and that was the monologue. and we're off and running. we've got a great show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause ] she's an emmy-winning actress, producer, and director you know from "scandal," "little fires everywhere," and "django unchained." she stars in "the six triple eight," which is in theaters now and streams on netflix this weekend. our friend kerry washington is back on the show, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] so happy to see her. and they are the stars of "maybe happy ending," now on broadway at the belasco theatre. darren criss and helen j. shen will also be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all that, donald trump said the supposed drones seen over the east coast should be shot down, and then held a press conference today where he claimed the government knows what's going on while refusing to tell us what's going on. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: you guys, once again lots of crazy [ bleep ] is happening. this is just ho

we had nicole malliotakis, the republican member of congress who represents new york's staten island,n yesterday on some things may be seen as more i use the word moderate here. i'm sure she would object to that, but maybe a more mainstream republican member. this is what she had to say about the situation and those who might oppose johnson the members who are holdouts, they're not they're not being reasonable when they think that we can govern without some type of negotiation, without some type of bipartisanship. >> and that's part of the problem. they want everything. they want all or nothing, and they're willing to risk our majority and in the in the congress over it. and i think that's the wrong approach. every relationship, every government, every business requires some type of negotiation. and that's where they need to be reasonable. >> so openness to negotiate with democrats. you're smiling brian, why? >> i mean, that's that's the challenge that the that the speaker is always going to have. right. it's you know, what is their appeal. you know, how much are they going to rely on

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august 15th, 18, 24, when lafayette, once again stepped onto american soil upon his landing on staten island, new york, the very next day, he iled across the harboro a reception at castle clinton, which is depicted here in this mid-19th century painting. and at castle clinton, about 50,000 people lined the street to welcome lafaynd the population of new york city at the time was 150,000. so that is an impressive fraction. lafayette secretary auguste levasseur kept a detailed journal of his travels and the description of the new york crowd was as follows the cno thundered from the shore in the forts and from all the vessels ofn ouray, all the streets were decorated with flags and drapery, and from all the windows, flowd wreaths were showered upon the general as a very normal welcome. for the very first day of lafayette's tour. what makes it remarked all is that this scene is replayed almost every single day of lafayette's time in america. large cities, small cities, towns that lafayette is simply passing through would replicate this pageantry of appreciation. and almost every stop the crowds

increase in the deduction can we give that will really help people like the ones i represent in staten islandooklyn, working middle class families. so i think that there also has to be some offsets. absolutely. and if we we change some regulations that have been costly and burdensome, we can save a lot of money there. we can save money by making government more efficient, reducing bureaucracy and making sure these programs that are administered are being are being done in the right way, meaning you don't have a big, bloated bureaucracy behind it, but that the money is actually going toward the benefits for people. one of the other big issues that we've talked about is lowering the tax burden that seniors pay right now, when they receive their social security checks. we want them to keep more of their money because they're suffering and really struggling, living paycheck to paycheck. so reducing that tax burden on seniors is another big issue that's come up and is a priority of mine. >> and i hear i hear what you're saying about some of the things that can be done. am i understanding you right

host: sonja, staten island, democrat. caller: good morning. the speech that you played, i think it just shows how jimmy carter was connected to the people and the fact that he is a servant of how people are feeling and how important that really is to the country. it just shows the personal connection that he really had, how ahead of his time he really was when we think about how biden lost this election now because of how people were feeling, not being talked to let's say but it was actually the other way around. they were just hearing it in a different way. when people say that carter's presidency was failed, they are so wrong. there is so much we are still whipping the benefits from his administration, such as fema, the fires that are going on right now in l.a., fema is going to be there for them, hopefully it interfere when trump comes herein. -- when trump comes in. and his wife, with mental awareness, that was her devotion as first lady. and he gave her an office. he was the worst president to recognize the importance of his wife and the

. >> host: staten island, new york, democrat, good morning. the speech that you played just shows how jimmy carter was connected to the people, and the fact that he has observant about people are feeling and how important that really is to the country just shows the personal connection that he really had, the awareness, how ahead of his time he really was. when we think about how biden lost this election now, because about people were feeling not being talked to like say or not having connection. but it was actually the other way around. they were just hearing it in a different way. but when you say carter's presidency was failed, they are so wrong because there was so much that we are still reaping the benefits from this administration, such as fema, the fires that a are going on right now in l.a., fema will be there for them. hopefully it won't interfere when trump comes in. but he and his wife who was the first one to also bring mental awareness. that was her devotion as first lady. and by the way, he gave her an office, he was the first pr