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New Jersey General Assembly

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Oct 20, 2026

Dan CirucciGUEST
27:22
And yes, more Republicans in New Jersey including more elected Republicans, if they can bring themselves to do this, need to get out there and just be themselves.
Dan CirucciGUEST
27:40
Now, two people that come to mind that do seem to have this quality are our friends, both members of the General Assembly, Paul Kenetra and Dawn Fantasia.
Dan CirucciGUEST
27:54
When they get up to speak, Matt, You're never quite sure where it's going to go.
Dan CirucciGUEST
28:02
But you know that they're going to hold your interest and they're going to surprise you.
Curt MacysynHOST
10:04
What's your viewpoint on, um...
Curt MacysynHOST
10:08
Because I, I don't think-- You probably come as close, uh, and I cut my, my teeth with the speaker of the New Jersey General Assembly back in the day.
Curt MacysynHOST
10:19
You know, politics probably comes closest, um, to it.
Curt MacysynHOST
10:23
Pol-politics and governance, um, comes closest to it.
Scaachi KoulHOST
9:27
The political machine that Frank runs is one of the strongest in the country.
Scaachi KoulHOST
9:31
When David was a baby, Jacob was handpicked by Frank to represent Hudson County in the New Jersey State Assembly.
Scaachi KoulHOST
9:37
David watched as his dad built a career around labor interests, introducing legislation to beef up workers' comp, extend minimum wage to hotel workers, and ban the transportation of strikebreakers.
Scaachi KoulHOST
9:48
But while Jacob opens a door to law and politics, David's mother, Miriam, introduces him to a very different world: the theater.

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