all about. neil: another thing governor hochul mentioned as you know, howard, this idea that lee zeldin has one plan, talks time on crime but won t do anything about the guns. she says she s nod doing anything about bail reform either. where do you think this goes? well, i think if lee zeldin gets elected, the nypd is going to become much more assertive. they re going to go back to doing stop and frisk. they re going to do the things that made the city the safest in my tenure. if hochul gets elected, you ll see more pandering to criminals. as i said before, the only people that should be afraid of police are criminals. right now they re not. if they do something now, they get right back out on the street. we have to stop the madness and
in front of me and behind me on this narrow were they in uniform? they were like plainclothed. i can t remember if they had badges on them, they were playing clothes. so the extra confusing. i had already been through tsa, so, is this another tsa screening? what is this? what do they want? and then i was like, this is stop-and-frisk. this is like, they re just singling out black and brown people and asking them if they have drugs in the hope they do have drugs. so that they can, i don t know, arrest them. but the whole experience was humiliating and embarrassing and dehumanizing. everyone around you is watching, what were their expressions? everyone s gawking at you. so elixir the bad guy. literally, just flying home from work trip. is that what you felt you had to answer the questions or stop. was there part of you that said i want to get on my flight. you re scared of those moments. it doesn t feel consensual at all. it feels like, cops are stopping me.