Tom Suozzi

Lee Zeldin came within six, and it helped the Republicans win 11 congressional seats out of the 26.

If Blakeman wins, the Republicans have the chance to knock off Tom Suozzi, Laura Gillen, keep Mike Lawler, maybe knock off John Mangan up in New York 22, up in Syracuse, where President Trump's going on Friday.

Um, also po- possibly, uh, uh, um, you know, knock off other members of Congress, but at the same time solidify the, the, the GOP members they have there and actually pick up some new seats, so it'll help us retain Congress.

But again, it's about playing offense.

Totally.

So you heard Chuck Schumer, you heard Congressman Tom Suozzi up in New York.

He said, I couldn't believe this, he said, "My number one priority, the most important thing I wanna do in Congress, is to give an amnesty to the tens of millions of people that we allowed across the border." They're, his number...

Okay, so your number one pri- priority is not to protect the people of America, your constituents.

I do want to, uh, ask you a political question though because your old seat in Congress could be one of the seats that decides control.

Tom Suozzi is currently the congressman there now, a well-known Democrat.

Do you think he could be in trouble on election night with a strong Republican challenge, or does he cruise to reelection as the Democrats work to secure a majority?

Look, I, I would love to have wishful thinking and, and, and I want President Trump to have nothing more than another Republican Congress so he can accomplish his agenda.

Unfortunately, uh, back home it's, uh, look, it, it's, it's good old boy politics never works.

They've nominated a candidate with a lot of, uh, vulnerabilities that I do not think is, uh, suitable to beat Tom Suozzi.

Uh, Tom Suozzi being a formidable candidate, he's already done all the right things, right? I'll support ICE.

He voted to fund ICE.

It's a warlordocracy, is what it is.

Tom Suozzi, I played that last week, this clip last week.

What's going on in France, Bridgeview, that kind of business in Minneapolis.

Are you sure, Republican Party, you don't wanna just rinse and repeat this? Put, uh, uh, a couple hundred million of the 800 million you have for the midterms behind this and just tell, ask America? This is the, um, question upon which your vote should be decided.

So as the US House of Representatives have introduced this legislation to make those investments and, uh, the idea is that they get a tax credit for movie theater reinvestment and will sunset after about five years.

Uh, we've got three Republicans, Claudia Tenney, Mike Carey, Ohio, David, uh, Gustaf, uh, Tennessee, and Tom Suozzi from, the Democrat from New York, are behind getting this to the Congress and maybe passed so that tax credit might help the theaters get back on their feet since the movies seem to be getting back on their feet.

I thought that was pretty interesting.

Is that a national tax credit?