Ed Flynn

We have to move on from his leadership and provide stable leadership at the Defense Department.

Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn is a 24-year Navy veteran.

It's

about bringing people together.

Some girl was talking about nightlife in Boston.

And she said the person that is over all of it is Ed Flynn.

Like the Seaport, Southie, and all these areas.

Well, that's his district.

Each time residents were forced to drive the wrong way onto Dorchester Avenue, a very unsafe maneuver that was forced by poor planning, no community process.

Senior moment, I said Ray Flynn, that's his dad, Ed Flynn.

But in this particular case, it seems like it's one small victory when it comes to common sense.

And you don't need to just slap a bike lane on a regular street in the middle of the city where there's no other bike lanes that are leading to it, in my humble opinion.

And the three against it, the three city councilors who said, I don't think this is a good idea.

It was Ed Flynn, it was Aaron Murphy, and it was John Fitzgerald.

And one of our callers, one of our astute callers here at The Grace Curley Show called in, and do you remember what he said, Taylor? Do you remember what his theory was on this?

This was to give them a chance to hold signs for their losses? Yeah,

And you guys know two of them pretty well from this show.

That would be Aaron Murphy and Ed Flynn.

Shout out to John Fitzgerald, who was the third person who voted against this.

But this was Aaron Murphy's statement to the Mass Daily News.

It's that serious.

After getting an update on the Boston Road and Action Plan, Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn said he feels that there's a disconnect about things panelists say are going well and what residents are seeing in their own backyards, himself included.

And I see them on my street in South Boston on Gold Street.

We're flooded with rats.

So we will talk about that.

But my next guest is City Councilor Ed Flynn, because I was a little late to this story.

I, I was reading into the details of it this morning.

It was originally broken in The Boston Contrarian by Coleman Herman, and it has since been picked up by The Herald, by Mass Daily News.

But the details of what is going on at Boston Public Schools I think should have everyone outraged.

And considering Mayor Wu just finished this week bragging about things like the graduation rate and the absenteeism rate and all, all of these wonderful things about Boston Public Schools, when you juxtapose that with this report that took Coleman Herman a very long time to get these records because Boston Public Schools was pushing back so hard, this spans six years, and it's student-on-student complaints of sexual abuse, sexual harassment, bullying, um, violence.

We are going to talk to you, Ed Flynn, about it.

Ed, uh, I want to start by just give me your reaction to this report.