i want to be part of it new york new york city, i m thinking about running for mayor. it s the greatest city in the world, but i think i can make it a little better. only eyeing a run right now, but i have hired a campaign manager. a talented fellow you might have heard of named ari melber. what? we ve been mulling over promises like finally completing the rebuild of ground zero, ending stop and frisk, paving every pothole road in every borough, and tweak a quote from, and make every last sunday of every month in manhattan a car-free zone during daylight hours and rent bicycles to anyone who wants one. thus giving the city a chance to breathe and refresh and cleanse its soul as it moves slower for a moment, hopefully increasing the sense of community. run-on sentence. see, my campaign will be all about bringing more joy to the city. okay. it should be a more vibrant
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the green room, this surprised me a little bit, you said it is so powerful it makes you rethink your very public romney endorsement. that s true, that s true. look, was that a run on sentence the first sentence? i am pretty sure it was. it was a crappy one. she is a huge movie star with just massive commercial appeal. so his opinion is going to have a huge influence. at large. but, pat, here is the thing. this post has been mocked by the right and the left. he said, quote this is is a great quote, it couldn t have made it look more like the clueless stereo type than if it was produced by somebody who disliked him and wanted to cause him harm. how did he not recognize the unintentional hilarity in this? i don t know. as a clueless actor myself, i would say that, you know, it should have included something light like he also endorses