don t think the important job of mayor of new york should be put at risk. you know six months after he moves into the mansion, we will be doing stories like this. let me say, i want to sorry i want us to recognize that there are an awful lot of elected officials who are good people, do their job, who don t have these kind of problems that are public servants. and a lot of public servants do a very good job. we get people like this idiot weiner who cast this pall over public service. but the difference here is when you elect a mayor, you write out a check and you send that man your hard-earned dollars to spend. and you trust he s going to do things i couldn t lose sleep over this. but my point is, how much trust can have you in a guy like this in. none! why hand nobody s going to hand it over to him. does anybody know anything he has done as a politician, can anyone name
in my marriage. but i am pleased and blessed that she has given me a second chance. anthony s made in horrible mistakes. both before he resigned from congress and after. we discussed all of this before anthony decided to run for mayor. so really what i want to say is, i love him. i have forgiven him. i believe in him. and as we have said from the beginning, we are moving forward. the guy in the back there was my cousin carl. we call him too tall carl because wherever he goes, his head s towering over that s never happened to me. no, no. you are too short. andrea. yes. he has a problem. do woe have a worse problem in that we don t care? i think people care. i think people who don t care should care. i will tell you why. he s running for public service, okay? to be a public servant.