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When and how New York City’s mayoral candidates arrived at the National Action Network’s forum on Wednesday, from the silent, practically inconspicuous appearance of Shaun Donovan to the loud entourage that accompanied Eric Adams, was some indication of their popularity and ranking in the upcoming primary.
Many attendees at the event expected a debate format, but what occurred was one-on-one conversations with NAN’s president the Rev. Al Sharpton, and each of the candidates were hit with the same questions, beginning with their feelings about the date that marked the anniversary of the killing of George Floyd. There were no surprises here and each of them expressed a similar concern about Floyd’s death and how it impacted them personally and the nation generally.
author, jay mcguire. he wrote the book mark and me. jay, thanks for joining us. and it s early out in los angeles. jay, first off, what are your thoughts about the quote we just heard? mark, he s always hitting home runs since he was a kid so i know he would hit a lot of home runs but i don t know he hit 70 but i know he would have continued to hit a lot more home runs in his career. as long as he s healthy, mark can hit a lot of home runs. but jay, as you write in your book, he put on 30 pounds of muscle. it s not conceivable to think he would have that kind of success without taking some kind of human growth hormone and steroid, am i correct? you re correct to a point. mark was always a hard worker and you just don t take a bunch of steroids and all of a sudden hit 70 home runs. my program and how we worked with him, it works all together. you do the drugs, eating, supplements, you rest, you train
mark mcgwire s brother, jay, here for an exclusive interview on his brother lying about his steroid use. what? there s going to be trouble at home. fox & friends starts now. wow. what a crazy weekend, huh? i mean, it started with another natural disaster. exactly. snowstorm on the east coast and then a much bigger disaster down in chile and that starts our news this morning with the fox news alert. death toll climbing in chile. at least 708 people now confirmed dead. you re looking at amateur video taken from a pizzeria in that country. you can see ceiling tiles fall as that devastating 8.8 earthquake hit. officials say more than 1.5 million people are affected by the disaster and they believe at least half a million homes destroyed. rescuers still struggling to find victims trapped in the rubble this morning. in the meantime, looters are taking to the streets interrupting their efforts, they re breaking into stores. even siphoning gasoline. in light of the chaos, t