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Patrick B. Burke

Patrick B. Burke

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Oct 16, 2026

PaulAUDIENCE
30:02
Right
Joe BeamerHOST
30:03
... and, you know, Pat Burke can laugh all he want, all he wants.
Joe BeamerHOST
30:05
That's what I said about Deborah Messing, you know? I, I, not that I believe in endorsements.
Joe BeamerHOST
30:09
I don't think endorsements really do anything.

54 MINS LATER

Joe BeamerHOST
83:41
Of course.
Joe BeamerHOST
83:41
That is West Seneca Supervisor Gary Dixon.
Joe BeamerHOST
83:44
He is running against Pat Burke for the New York State Assembly.
Joe BeamerHOST
83:47
Again, 11 days from today is the St. Joe's debate with he and Pat Burke.
Joe BeamerHOST
25:27
You know, she's making this about affordability, uh, and, and blaming Trump.
Joe BeamerHOST
25:32
But you do have to ask Kathy Hochul, "What have you done, what have you done for affordability? You've been the governor for over a term." You know, this is, this is like the Pat Burke thing.
Joe BeamerHOST
25:50
You're running on affordability, but you've been in office.
Joe BeamerHOST
25:56
What have you done to make New York more affordable? Utility bills, definitely has to be something that comes up.
Joe BeamerHOST
81:12
My gosh.
Joe BeamerHOST
81:13
Pat Burke will be on at 11:30.
Joe BeamerHOST
81:16
His opponent, Gary Dixon, was on yesterday to talk about West Seneca's tax increases.
Joe BeamerHOST
81:21
Uh, and Pat Burke, who is the incumbent in the assembly, uh, will join us at 11:30 to discuss the campaign and all that's going on.
Joe BeamerHOST
81:33
Dan wanted to talk with, uh, Nowak.
Joe BeamerHOST
81:36
We didn't get to him in time, but we would love to talk to Dan now.

7 MINS LATER

Joe BeamerHOST
88:59
Getting your thoughts on that interview, 803-0930, star 930.
Joe BeamerHOST
89:02
Uh, by the way, if you wanted to talk about the RV situation in Orchard Park, we'll reopen that for the next 14 minutes.
Joe BeamerHOST
16:48
She's saying that she's going to make things affordable.
Joe BeamerHOST
16:51
Well, why hasn't she yet? It's just like Pat Burke.
Joe BeamerHOST
16:55
And I like Pat Burke.
Joe BeamerHOST
16:57
We don't agree politically.
Joe BeamerHOST
16:59
I like Gary Dixon, too.
Joe BeamerHOST
17:03
Again, I agree with Gary Dixon politically.
Joe BeamerHOST
17:06
I don't live in that district, so it's not a...
Joe BeamerHOST
17:08
But it's like Pat Burke, right? He's on these commercials in his sweatshirt talking about how things have gotten too expensive.
Ron BickelmanHOST
71:33
That's one of the biggest hits," uh, Supervisor Tom Liber- Joseph Liberte said.
Ron BickelmanHOST
71:40
Burke says remark about rape law was careless and sens- and insensitive.
Ron BickelmanHOST
71:44
Assemblyman Patrick Burke is apologizing for admittedly a careless and insensitive description in the proposal to change the state rape laws that drew harsh criticism from Western New York to a nationalized televised talk show.
Ron BickelmanHOST
71:55
The bill intended to close a loophole that allowed sexual predators to escape prosecution because their victims were voluntarily intoxicated, has been referred to Burke and other assembly members as the ruining drunk sex bill according to Burke, Democrat from Orchard Park.
Ron BickelmanHOST
72:11
Burke's remarks surfaced in New York Post article in which Chris Lake, a member of the NAACP and advocate for the bill, divulged that Burke made the remark to him on May 19th as he tried to convince Burke to support the measure.
Ron BickelmanHOST
72:22
"In May of this year, I was careless and insensitive in repeating a phrase I had previously heard to, heard to advocates," Burke said in a statement Friday.
Ron BickelmanHOST
72:33
Burke said he supports the bill, which is primarily sponsored by Assembly Member Jeffrey Dinowitz, Democrat from the Bronx, and Senator Natilia Fernandez, Democrat from the Bronx, Westchester County, passed the Senate on June 4th by a vote of 60 to none, with the support of all six Western New York senators, but did not reach the floor of assembly where it remains in code's c- committee.
Ron BickelmanHOST
72:54
The article said Lake, said Lake said Burke had told him, "Me and my colleagues call this ruining the drunk sex bill," Lake said.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:39
For eight years.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:40
active advocates in New York have tried to change this law for eight years and one Assemblyman his name is Pat Burke.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:48
He characterized this as the ruining drunk sex bill and said that there would be a lot of people that would not be in favor of changing this law and Shame on him.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:58
Shame on the legislators that have not changed this law, and they need to change it now.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:02
Pat Burke now says he would vote in favor of changing it.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:06
But to claim that this would ruin drunk sex is repugnant and grotesque.
James GoldenHOST
23:13
I don't know whether she was being inconsistent because she says, okay, in Washington, as I listened to that the second time, in Washington, D.C., she would have prosecuted under the same circumstances, but New York law says she wouldn't.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:13
advocates in New York have tried to change this law for eight years.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:17
And one assemblyman, his name is Pat Burke, he characterized this as the ruining drunk sex bill and said that there would be a lot of people that would not be in favor of changing this law.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:29
Shame on him.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:31
Shame on the legislators that have not changed this law.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:33
And they need to change it now.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:35
Pat Burke now says he would vote in favor of changing it.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:38
But to claim that this would ruin drunk sex is repugnant and grotesque.
James GoldenHOST
22:52
I don't know whether she was being inconsistent, because she says, okay, in Washington, as I listened to that the second time, in Washington, D.C., she would have prosecuted under the same circumstances, but New York law says she wouldn't.
Sally HerzogNARRATOR
15:23
The proposal has recently been floated by legislature Jean Venell, who has begun contacting elected officials in Erie County to gather support for a law.
Sally HerzogNARRATOR
15:37
Per official recent contacts with elected officials, Vena's proposal would be based on previous attempts by former legislator Maria White in 2009, now Deputy Mayor, and former legislator Patrick Burke in 2017, now State Assemblyman.
Sally HerzogNARRATOR
15:58
to create a centralized county planning board.
Sally HerzogNARRATOR
16:01
That law stated the board will consider land use in the county of Erie, the effects of which can impact future generations from the standpoint of environmental protection, transportation, population density, resource allocation, clean air, clean water, public health, economic growth, groundwater protection and sustainability, and balanced development, and should be made by independent, informed, and qualified members of a county planning board.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:17
For eight years.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:18
And one, um, assemblyman, his name is Pat Burke, he characterized this as the ruining drunk sex bill, and said that there would be a lot of people that would not be in favor of changing this law.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:30
Wow.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:31
Shame on him.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:32
Shame on the legislators- Mm-hmm ... that have not changed this law, and they need to change it now.
Sunny HostinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:36
Pat Burke now says he would vote in favor of changing it, but to claim that this would ruin drunk sex is repugnant- Mm-hmm ... and grotesque.
Scott FoxHOST
43:45
Huh.
Scott FoxHOST
43:46
I, I did not know that that comment was made.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
15:47
I'm not sure if Baskin is this naive or simply patronizing us, but this is not serious legislating.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
15:54
Speaking of which, Assemblymember Patrick Burke is doing a little patronizing of his own.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
15:59
Burke, who represents a portion of the South Towns, is soliciting musicians to submit songs for working people of Buffalo.
Jeff ShapiroNARRATOR
16:08
I'm hard-pressed to think how this is even remotely related to the work of the Assembly.

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