US Senate race also the balance of Senate

0:00 Speaker 1 Sunday morning, three days to the election. The countdown is on with us. Is Mike’s aafracount and he is running for the US Senate in New York State. And Mike, give us your pulse on what’s going on. I mean, what do you think people in New York State care about the most?

0:21 Speaker 2 Oh, John, it’s great to be on with you. And they care about the economy, John, They care about what it costs to put food on their table every day, and how hard they have to work and how much better it was three four years ago. They care about crime.

0:33 They want to be safe. They’re entitled to be in safe and they worry about that. And they worry about the illegal immigrants, immigrants who have come to this country. And nobody’s against immigration. And we know that nobody knows better than you, but it has to be done the right way. It has to be done through the war

0:48 and legally. And people are concerned that we’ve sent so much money down over four billion dollars to have them upstate in New York to be able to house and give debit cards and education and food till immigrants. Well, over the course of the last several months, John, everybody is concerned that over twenty thousand convicted criminals, rapists, and

1:09 murderers have been allowed into this country and that’s unacceptable. And my opponent doesn’t seem to really worry about that too much. She doesn’t worry about what’s going on with the people here in New York because she’s become a New York a Washington politician rather than caring about the people who elected her. But John, I’ll tell you, over

1:26 the last eight months, traveled to all sixty two counties in the Empire State. People get it. They understand. They know that these issues just aren’t conservative and Republican, but they’re New York issues, they’re American issues, and they’re resonating with everybody. And John, as you say, more than anybody I know, it’s about common sense. And that’s all the

1:46 people are asking for. They want common sense official to govern them and work with them and help them. And that’s what I will do. When you wake up on a morning of the sixth and you find that I’m the United States Senator for New York, what a great honor that will be to work with everybody here.

2:03 Speaker 1 I think the key items, the key items are in our state, in New York state is people want to feel safe. They don’t want murderers imported from Venezuela, murderers imported from South America. In crime, crime, crime, I want to be safe in my home. And the other thing is we’re on the verge of possibly World War III internationally,

2:30 So I really feel that you need more common sense in Washington.

2:36 Speaker 2 Well, and since Joe, we need to get President Trump back in the White House. It’s simple, people, we felt secure, We were a powerful country. Now we show weakness. People look at us as a weak country. We need to get that back. As a cop to twenty years patrolling the streets of New York City, crime is so important,

2:55 not just it’s a perception of crime, but we’re in a situation where it just constantly happened. We’re allowing, because of cashless bail, criminals to come out and go back and come back, come out. You know, it’s about recidivus the same amount of criminals the committed these crimes. And now we have these these gangs coming into the city

3:14 all over the place. What they did in Aurora, Colorado, and what they’re doing. We hear the Venezuel’s gangs. We need to stop that we need to be able to deport our criminals, get them out of here right off the back. And that’s why back to where they came from.

3:27 Speaker 1 And that’s why I’m supporting you, because if we don’t have common sense in Washington, the gangs will continue, the drugs coming from the borders will continue, the chaos, and the international community you continue. And that’s why I’m supporting you for the US Senate in New York State.

3:46 Speaker 2 Thank you, John. I certainly appreciate all your support, and we’re going to get there. There’s something going on in this country, in this state, and we’re going to get there come Tuesday night Wednesday morning.

3:54 Speaker 1 Time and we’ll celebrate together. Thank you so much for coming on. Good luck. I will pray for you in check later on. And God bless America.

4:03 Speaker 2 God Bless America. Thank you, John,