ang, from william m. what type of music do you like to listen to the most and why? >> ooh, i would say, if you listen to our bump in and bump out music on "the five," i tend to pick '80s. '80s pop, rock. >> maybe '70s every once in a while. >> a little zeppelin, sheena easton. >> why? >> i had older brothers and sisters and i grew up with them playing the music in their camaros. i like rock music. i like the modern stuff, as well. >> the problem with camaros is you couldn't make out in the back seat. >> they have a back seat. >> they're not big enough. >> for bob. >> for greg, from ryan m. when you drink, do you start with liquor or beer? what's your favorite of each of those? >> i don't drink liquor or beer. i only drink wine. the reason why is because i don't drink socially. i only drink when i work. this is an important fact for all you young people out there. you should never reward yourself without first having some kind of achievement. when you go and you're going to work. or you're going to a bar to drink, have an idea you want to work out, whether it's a sto

m and m store and you don't get more new york than the historic bubby jump -- barbecued she river only into new york. only in new york. >> jon: and he also apparently made it day. jessica williams out in brooklyn a borough left traditionally underserved. how did it go out there? >> went pretty good, jon. there are no traffic problems. in fact it's 82 and sunny. >> jon: mayor deblasio made it summer in brooklyn. how is that possible? >> i don't know but the only snow in sight is right here. thank you. [laughter] the man loves brooklyn. so stay cool. >> jon: thank you, jessica. we're going to go back to manhattan and check in on the upper east side. assif mandvi how are condition there's? >> not good, jon. not only have they not cleared the streets it seems they are actively bringing snow in. >> jon: assif holy (bleep) you look completely buried in the a snowbank. are you cold? are you okay? >> i can't feel my legs it's deblasio's new york. hell bent on making the city unlivable for the rich. >> jon: assif, it can't be that bad. >> everyone is so covered in snow that the security guards don't even know who to detain anymore. >> jon: can i see it covers everybody. everybody looks

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