I was going to say it's horrible the whole Sharia process for women and everybody we're talking to Steve Emerson with the investigative project on terrorism Craig Eaton

You know what? Socialism is growing around this country in leaps and bounds.

Look what happened here in New York City.

We have a socialist mayor that supports terrorism.

He supports Hamas.

And you know what? No one, we should not be electing anyone around this country that can say anything good about terrorism in the United States or what Hamas does.

We need to get rid of both of those.

You know, Republicans around this great country and in the states and the cities, we need to get our messaging straight.

I was

just going to say, this is like a relic.

This piece of steel is like a relic that you've given.

And, you know, God bless you and your family.

Your foundation has done more for veterans and first responders than anyone else I've ever heard of.

Absolutely.

Thank you, Frank Silla.

Thank

Craig Eaton.

You know, John, it's crazy how much fraud is inherent in the mail-in ballot process.

I mean, years ago in New York City, they came up with this mail-in ballots, absentee ballots, and it was for people in nursing homes.

It was for veterans that were ill. residents

We're going to have to force them to, I think, and the federal government does have the power to do this now, sue them that they have to at least clean up their voter rolls or else they get no federal funding whatsoever for any programs.

Wow.

Craig Eden.

You know, if we don't clean the voter rolls right now and change the way we do business with votes, we are never going to be successful in this country.

And we also have in studio, we have Craig Eaton, former Brooklyn County chair.

Congressman, you know, I think we need to be stronger and we need to do better as a Republican Party.

You just made an excellent point.

They're not hiding their intentions.

They're telling everyone for the world to see this is what we're going to do.

This is how we want the United States to be.

And we're going to do everything and anything we can do to establish these rules and regulations.

That's insane.

Craig Eaton? Randy, the bigger problem I'm hearing from my clients is that if you want to claim the exemption, you have to get to the end of the application online, and you have to give them your address, your Social Security number, your driver's license number, tax returns.

So it's like a fishing expedition almost.

But in order to claim the exemption, you have to upload all this information first.

Otherwise, you can't get to the end of the application online to say you're exempt.

You are completely right, Craig.

Why doesn't the Department of Finance take that list down since they've now been forced to admit it really isn't in any way, shape, or form related to the surcharge? Because it's class warfare, Randy.

It's class warfare.

I mean, it's almost like an invasion of your right to privacy.

I mean,

giving

all this information out on one piece of paper or on an email or a website or whatever that so many people have access to, they can take that information and do whatever they want with it.

It's so dangerous.

It seems to me un-American.

You know, as an attorney, when I fill out forms and they want Social Security numbers, I give the last four numbers for my clients.

I never give all the Social Security numbers because you don't know where that winds up.

nitroglycerin.

You know what? It's all about the election.

It's not about anything to do with the state or the government or what's better for the citizens of the state or city of New York.

It's all about winning re-election.

She's going to do anything and everything she has to do.

Well, every candidate does that.

I agree.

They're intimidating people.

Craig

Eaton.

I mean, you hit it right on the head.

Before they gave this guy a license to put a push card in the park, you'd think they would have just clicked all the buttons to find out if he owes any money, if he has any violations, if he has any fines or anything else against him.

But no, that would be too easy for someone in the city to do.

You know what?

Last night I was with a couple of captains who were being interviewed to be the new chief executive officer of the 68th Precinct.

And these are two young cops.

NYPD.

NYPD.

And two young guys, great, brilliant guys in their 40s.

And they're both just, they're so upset about what's happening in the city and the lack of respect for police and the lack of respect and to defund the police and everything.

And this is, you know, it's rampant out there.