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In the fields.

Alone.

Spray bottle.

Key and key.

Slip me black.

Green it. Nightstand.

Give it blade.

It's a game.

So give me.

Give a day and.

Billy got girls angry.

Greed. Wife

eater wants

eat twice.

It not even like me.

Couldn't stand to see.

The game.

So game

now come.

So even they.

I don't something I know it's the truth.

Poison snake bites you always

in the night I can feel.

Cause I ran away.

Now when.

The zoning board

conditions to,

Full of the special exception subject

of the message.

They said

council meetings are boring.

Most.

So let's, Mr.

Oxman, hurry over there.

You didn't meet him yet?

No. Not yet.

I heard about the top from father to sell at Saint Peter's.

Mr. expensive Democrat.

Right from Yonkers. Parties don't matter.

Whoever controls the majority of the council controls the city.

Angela Martinelli, the mayor.

He's Republican.

He's been around forever as of the council voting with them.

So Republicans who were really pissed on Martinelli, especially Nick Longo

right there in committee and adopted the measure with the special exception.

Thank you, Commissioner Cisco.

He was a county cop who ran in the seventh Ward first on the

if your mother needs a handicapped space,

you just let me know, as I have these parking people on speed down.

All right, Lois, at this mother.

Councilman was just go by here, Mr.

Mayor.

Yeah, sorry.

One second.

Sorry, sorry.

Mr. Mayor, resolution 143 deals with traffic safety

along young women between.

Yeah, right here, right now.

Are many, you know, don't talk about.

Yeah.

Talk.

This.

Right.

So tell us.

I just told you.

The city now.

I can tell you that

I hate this show. You.

Me what?

Why? Wait, I want fun now.

First the car coming into.

All I'm saying is, it would be a good thing if you inside

she could get out a slow bomb in this place.

They're going to get no better.

You want lawn or dunes or other

animal?

Wait. I'm serious.

My other place is besides slow bomb for black for you think school street

projects going to be in a better or Mulford apartment? My.

Now I can help you with the rent.

Like you like it.

I came to visit I to have my mama pack me a bag.

It's like a school board.

Go build some nice cost minivans.

My minivans up in Tarrytown.

I told you good ones, y'all build them best blue vans money can buy.

I'm sure.

But my mom.

You want a moment for yourself?

Don't you make this.

Not really.

I can tell

on what?

All right.

So, what's

new with you? Me,

you know, same old bullshit.

Traded a vote with Oxman on the parking ordinance.

I, I got a bill

in with Martinelli to name the senior center.

Housing resolutions coming up again.

That should be shit in a bank.

And nothing's easy.

You know, we all got problems.

Except you,

my pop.

Hey, Tommy.

Councilman.

Kiss the ring. For what?

Gold shield council agenda for Tuesday.

I listened. You guys know how to vote.

If Ralph don't tell you so.

Hey, Tony.

Mr. Everett should be expecting me.

I'll let her know you're here.

All right. Thanks.

Hey, young Charlie Cola.

I live and breathe.

It. Just left your dad over at the hall.

You up here for?

Nothing, really, Councilman Cisco here.

Okay, well, good luck with that.

Mr.. It's ready for you.

Oh. All right.

I don't know, I,

I don't see it, Ralph

Martinelli, he's been in there for six terms.

Enough is enough.

Maybe the guy owns a printing company.

He can paper the city with campaign literature a dozen times over.

Look, I'm not going to bullshit you, Angela Strong,

but who knows, right guy, right time.

You got two years on the council.

I no enemy so far. How old are you?

I'll be 28 and may

Christ, you got plenty of time.

Even if it doesn't work. That's right.

I'm. I'm really not seeing it, Ralph.

Why? Why run me for mayor?

Nick, look, this redistricting, I got two Democrats, two good votes.

You and Frank McGovern.

Well, got to be primary job.

Yeah. Okay, well, then run McGovern for mayor.

Let me hold down my council seat.

And you know you've won, Frank, against Martinelli.

I don't see Frank that way.

Look, I'll raise you some money, Nick,

and have to make a respectable run, say, 40 grand.

I'm not going to throw you to the wolves here, Nick.

You got a real shot at this.

Maybe.

Councilman Geary,

Councilman McCarrick?

Yeah.

Not so the night,

This thing.

Councilwoman. The rest of the.

I'm here.

Oh, yeah, I was there.

Bobby. You don't think I wasn't there?

I watched the Bronx die.

From what this idiot judge is trying to shove down our throats.

Yeah, yeah.

Oh, well, Mr.

Mayor, you.

First item, then resolution number 69.

Mayor Martinelli and Vice Mayor actually sponsor me

in the matter of court ordered housing.

In the case of the United States.

At the end, the NAACP civil.

Is there any discussion?

Yeah. Something I'd like to discuss, Mr. Mayor,

I'd like to discuss the fact that what this judge is

doing is nothing short of social engineering

by someone who doesn't live anywhere near our.

The fact is, is that we lost.

That was the decision before us tonight is clear.

The choice is to be responsible to the people who they left for us.

Well,

I for one, I'm not going to be intimidated by this judge on what I believe in.

We can't become a city that's

contempt and bankrupt.

The issue is that someone is going to put together a housing.

Do you want to have a say in it?

And we want to make sure that the plan is a moderate one,

where I need to finish.

Up every

right to the council to.

Show.

What?

Jimmy.

Goddamn judge needs to come down

and see what he started.

Out there alone, leading the charge.

Know we have a good news of what?

Come on, take a guess.

How? I think I should run for mayor against Angela.

Me for 2000.

Who was that?

Oscar Newman was the expert.

We had to consult on the housing.

We tried to fire him twice.

And now the judge is making us pay the guy to help us build the housing.

You know, we like it or not.

Within this crowd, you don't understand the intensity of the guy.

So go for me.

Of Yonkers.

Come on, let's talk.

Now we're here today.

Store closed

and. No, I'm off.

What are you doing with the day?

You got a plan for the day?

Going down school.

School street. What form?

To see my sister.

We left out of that ten years ago.

I just don't know why you keep going back.

Mama, are you ready?

I'm gonna be like my own self if we don't get out of here.

Look at your nose.

Okay, I just said, hey.

It's just that

the foot dragging at this point, the judge won't put a stop to it.

He could.

He could impose a housing desegregation plan.

With or without the cooperation. Yonkers.

Why doesn't he thinks it's better for the city government to participate?

He thinks that once they realize that the fight is over,

that they'll come around.

But the people have been doing

the same thing for 50 years and not not just going to change.

But you don't mean to suggest that white folk aren't going to welcome us.

Look, like it or not.

Like it or not, Yonkers has to put 200 units

of low income housing on the white side of the sawmill

River Parkway, and when George Sand loses patience, they'll desegregate

or they'll be held in contempt.

The contempt is there, no matter what.

Been, then.

Do you think I could just have a minute, please?

You guys just.

We must do something wrong.

This is a victory for the NAACP.

It's an honest to God legal precedent.

How many other cities just pile the low income housing in the black neighborhoods?

Use federal money to segregate this?

It's a big win for the movement.

Ten years ago, I had agreed.

Back then, I had seen this case.

That's the answer to a problem most of us would have. But

we've been at this game for a long time.

Mike. Longer than you.

And a lot of us are at the point where they don't want to live with us.

And why should we want to live with them?

I'll fight you.

Are you serious?

I don't know, maybe I have grown old in this fight.

Maybe the fight has grown old to me. But

watching how this has played out over the last seven years,

how much we're going through for a few hundred scattered units of housing.

Executive director of the NAACP is arguing against integration.

Who decided?

I'm not arguing against anything.

My I'm just tired.

To, like Yonkers veteran Jerry.

I've seen it today, boy.

Come him back on the room.

Delivered every.

Yo, you met Dorothy

Gale, sister, this is my brother, skipper.

After that peanut butter

man. No, no.

You waste so much that shit. We was coming up.

We had to tell you what they said.

And, I'm going to say nothing about no system.

I don't remember that.

Movie

police.

Them off. Grandpa.

First, a look at Mississippi police.

Ain't nobody getting caught.

On a mobile.

God damn it.

Ain't got one of my massive patient papers

working on the projects.

They cooked mama,

the Amish recipe, some country honey I wanted to cook.

I couldn't keep her out of the kitchen.

That's what the.

You know, like

motel family and building the Lost Boys,

Just yesterday, they were little.

Yeah.

All the. No.

How much longer for the City of Yonkers to comply with the order of this court?

It's this judge, Your Honor.

Compliance and decline.

This is 657 pages.

Defining Yonkers intentionally

segregated as housing and its schools for 40 years.

This is a decision that was issued a year and a half.

I, too, am growing impatient,

your Honor, when there is a violation of the Constitution,

the remedy cannot be ignored because it is unpopular.

On the subject of the housing remedy, your honor, Mr.

Newman, your honor, the court's idea of concentrating

200 public housing units on just two sites is.

Well, I think there's a better way.

We're only talking about 200 units in the city of 200,000 people.

Yes, but you want it on just two sites in East Yonkers.

For that to work, those 200 units would have to be spread

out over more sites, maybe 8 or 10, 8 or 10 sites.

Too many units in any neighborhood won't blend in with the community.

It becomes isolated and divisive.

Any low income housing in Yonkers is divisive.

That's how they see it, your Honor.

For the record, Yonkers city officials agree with Mr.

Yonkers.

City officials care about is getting reelected.

They can use another study to keep them from doing anything

until after the next election. They will.

I'd like to hear Mr.

Newman out, your honor.

First off, to make your remedy water successful.

Jim. Hey,

brother. Michael.

Hey, if I can. Sort of.

All right.

Lose those glasses, we can.

Running for office.

All right, here we go.

Ralph offered it to Frank McGovern before you,

but Frank didn't think Angelo was beatable. Son of a bitch.

And if you do win, he'll be the first to tell you how good he's been to you.

Unbelievable.

The fuck.

Maybe Angelo is vulnerable now.

If we can exploit his weaknesses or, I don't know, make you into a statesman.

Funny. No, but I'm saying he's been in there a long time.

Right? So, you know, he's probably made some enemies.

He's made a lot of friends, too. Thank you.

Well, maybe we bring them on that and put them on the city payroll.

Yeah. Imagine that.

Patronage, appointing friends, not enemies to important posts.

I mean, when you're mayor Nick, I expect a cushy board job to

his Ida appointees giving tax

breaks to fat cat developers who don't deserve them.

That's pretty boring. Me.

Yeah, they're not like there's a scam.

They're just twice Nick's age.

He's got a confrontational style.

People complain about it.

Don't get mad.

Get a new mayor.

I got. I don't know what that meant.

The last time you used and told him to get a new council.

You know what?

It kicked out a six term incumbent. So.

But you vote with Angela. Mostly.

You're right, you're right.

Come to think of it, Angela's been a pretty good mayor after all.

Fuck it.

He's got my vote.

Gracie. And.

Oh, come on,

my feet are.

Gonna want to get some of the more.

Jack.

I went up high. Right.

And I never went back

like a ribbon.

I don't know where it's gone.

I don't want to.

And I just goes.

Everybody's got on me hard.

Everybody's got a great hall.

But I'm on it. Yeah.

Good for you. Fine.

Everybody's gonna have to go. Up.

Against them all.

You fell in love.

I knew it had to do.

We took one really good deal of all night here.

I'm down across town looking.

Everybody's got a hungry heart.

Everybody's got hungry.

Lay on the money and you put your gun.

Everybody's.

Gun. We.

Everybody needs a place to rest.

Everybody wants to have a.

Go. Nobody says

ain't nobody likes to be a winner.

Everybody's gonna be proud.

Everybody's got a hungry

man on your money as a person.

But everybody's gonna hurry up.

Honesty.

Integrity. Commitment.

Vote. Nick Cisco for mayor

and leadership.

And you've had for the cycle.

What's your bumper sticker gonna say?

Mine. Nick Longo's an asshole.

Serious?

What's the matter?

The way they redrew my district,

I lose to Longo by eight points, no matter what.

No. I'm sorry, bean, you should have run for mayor like me.

It's always better to lose big than lose small.

Hey, any of you guys want some fresh coffee?

I just for the. Pardon?

Yeah, I love some. Thank you.

Sure.

That's here.

We ask Mr.

Secretary Boris.

I like to call it the future Mrs. Cisco.

She knows it

well. She's cute.

Nick could do a lot worse.

In fact, you have done a lot worse.

Leadership. Lechery. Commitment.

Focus. Cisco.

Yeah.

That's better.

You get in there,

and I can work with both parties without any political consideration.

That's what experience gives you.

The more you serve, the more you're able to do what's right.

Letting the chips fall where they may.

Angelo.

There's been a lot of opposition to the housing initiative.

Well, that's an understatement.

I think that by and large, people of Yonkers understand

that a federal judge has ruled and the city must now comply with the law.

Nick, was this goes a first term councilman.

It doesn't seem like much of a race. Doesn't.

I expect a quiet campaign?

No, listen, I say so

because my opponent has voted with me on most issues.

But Nick

makes a smart guy with a lot of promise.

So I am taking nothing for granted.

I'm mean, I doing I'm Nick with Cisco.

I'm running for mayor of Yonkers.

You don't want to take this with you.

Nick with Cisco.

I'm running for mayor.

I ain't done Cisco running.

You take the pamphlet with you.

Look at it at home,

and then you can help me right?

Yeah. You're still here.

Okay, so you're your hands.

I'm Nick with Cisco because it,

Laurie liquid. Cisco. I'm running for mayor.

Their youngest of to have your support in the election

cycle spell. Just like it sounds.

I'm running for mayor of Yonkers.

We just take it home, take a look at it.

Has it costs anything?

He's got to read it.

So. I'm sorry, man.

Where exactly are you first?

Oh, I got no car out of six blocks over up on Warburton.

Are you fucking kidding me?

Hey, how's it going there?

How are you two doing? How are you registered to vote now?

I'm Nick with Cisco.

I'd like to be your mayor.

Oh. Mr.

Hobart,

what time is it?

Mr. Rodriguez was supposed to relieve me at four

is 2:00.

It is

since later than that.

I'm having trouble with my eyes.

Oh, man.

Great.

All right.

I'm going to be a while.

Okay.

How long you think

I was?

It looks like.

All right.

Yeah.

This is going to run against Angelo, get help around here for.

Nick.

There's another one.

Basement.

Right.

Copy.

Machine. Oh,

yeah.

Well.

I'm sure that one only works for Angelo too, though.

Right? Well, you can't blame people.

Everyone in here also talk to Martinelli.

Yeah. No, I know, I know

what you can give it to me and I'll get a copy for you.

Just don't tell anyone.

Oh, well, that's very nice.

No, but I need, like, 300 of these.

Sure.

Wow. I really appreciate that.

And if you want, you can put a sign in my father's house.

Where? On Fear Street.

What would, Vice Mayor Harry Osbourne think, though?

Well, he's my boss, right?

But I, I vote how I like.

Okay.

Thanks.

The American way. Right?

If you say so.

Yeah, I appreciate that.

Thank you.

You got it. All right. I'll see you around.

Yeah.

Am I? Hey.

Smart.

No. Better,

Let me see another.

I suppose I need a little more wrist.

You been in bed for days now?

Almost more. Worse. You going to give it

coming back tomorrow?

Oh, no.

No, I'm, I'm calling.

Thanks for the lift.

Yeah. No problem.

You know, it's on the way to the Italian American forum tonight.

So, every night, some other event. Yeah.

Well, crazy.

I know if you want to be the mayor, you got to work at it right?

Yeah. And,

well, don't tell anybody, but I always wanted to be the mayor.

Really? Yeah.

It's true, I swear.

I used to talk about it all the time growing up.

The other kids used to call me the mayor.

Really?

It wasn't a compliment,

but, you know, I try to take it as one.

So, yeah.

All right.

I better go and my parents will worry about me.

Yeah. Okay.

Have a good night. Okay. All right. Yeah. It's just,

That was weird.

Was it?

I just you kind of caught me off guard.

I gotta go in now.

We should talk.

Yeah. Okay.

Monday. Okay. All right. Bye.

Tonight? Yeah.

Good night.

Blue.

I have long despaired of giving civic lessons in Yonkers,

but if a detailed plan for 200 units of public housing is not approved

by the council before next Thursday, Yonkers will be in contempt of court.

Fines will commence and be doubled every day thereafter.

Your honor, Mr.

Scholar, your honor, holding

the city in contempt would serve only to divide the city council further,

and the fines would damage the city's bond rating closer to the borrowing

and caused property values to plummet,

all of which is of little moment

to those suffering the deprivation of their rights.

Your honor, if you could impose your own integration plan on the city.

Mr. Skolnick, I was not elected to represent Yonkers.

Your honor, the city council is bitterly divided.

Threatening. Fine.

The city will only force each side to dig their heels in further.

Mr. Skolnick, the city of Yonkers now faces a choice of compliance

or receivership until the housing plan is approved.

Am I understood?

Yes. Your Honor, George

will rise.

Number one or number two?

Neither I.

I just see color.

You don't see the top line on the chart.

I see dark red

and it's mostly brown.

Whatever it is.

It's the diabetes.

Miss O'Neill.

Is it gonna get better?

Yeah. No.

I think that we can have a nice time to get get to know each other.

Well.

You're running for mayor, and I work for the office.

Yeah, okay.

But we'll be careful. You know?

And we don't know anything.

I'm serious.

I want to take it slow and secret.

This comes before everyone in here is talking about I love slow.

Okay, great.

Okay, okay. Got.

Sanders threatening

fines will bankrupt the city in 22 days.

That is Russian roulette with five bullets in the chamber.

Sorry, I got,

buttonholed out in the hallway.

Angry constituent,

200 units.

And for a possible site.

It's not the end of the world, guys.

We spread it around.

No district is more than one site.

No site gets more than 50 or so units.

I'm thinking maybe we doubled the number of proposed housing sites.

Eight sites means less units in any one neighborhood.

Less anger from voters. We spread the pain center.

We dump all of balloons. District.

Either way.

Like I said, it's better to be on the inside when a deal goes down.

I'm asking you all to be co-sponsors.

I'm not going to bother with balloon on them.

We know how they stand.

Christ. An election.

You tell me about it.

Thank you.

I know you guys would rather do nothing.

And let the judge pick the sights himself.

With a judge, a bayonet. He put it on us.

I can't be a co-sponsor.

I just can't have my name on it.

Come on, friend, yeah, but you can vote for it, right?

Rangel put three of the eight sites in your district.

That's how.

Look, I understand comply and at the law is the law.

But what about our appeal?

We should have never appealed in the first place.

Not a chance in hell they'll overturn saying

that we're still paying the lawyers to carry to the Second circuit.

So if you want to tell the voters you're fighting it in the courts, you can.

Honestly, guys,

I think this is the only responsible option we have.

You think about it over lunch and I want to yes.

If you.

Have some lunch.

Nick.

How's it going out there on the hustings?

Tough cracking, Yeah.

I hear you're out there pounding the pavement, pressing the flesh.

Hey, don't worry, you'll hit your stride.

Let's see you, angel.

Outwardly, he's calm inside.

He's terrified of me. Absolutely terrified.

Yeah, well, at least if you lose, you lose to a six term incumbent. Me?

You'll pull it out, then you will.

And I see this is.

Because I don't think any of these people understand

the simple fact that the law doesn't guarantee that you get to live

in a neighborhood that you can't afford, am I right?

And last I got

to say that maybe this judge,

if he likes the people who live in public housing so much that maybe he should have

that kind of housing in this neighborhood where he lives, see how he likes it.

Prejudice just objected to getting housing

subsidies in an area where you have so

townspeople, anyone is welcome to live in my neighborhood if they have money.

Again, I'm just saying that the city council planning to sign of the

let me have my sentence one more time.

Sure.

I just want to say one last thing.

I'm sure you are not freaking you

over here.

All morning. Hey.

Good morning.

Marie.

You lurking your stalker?

Did you see the times? All right, all right.

Seems the council finally had the courage to make the right decision.

Well, eight of them anyway.

That was the vote, right? 8 to 5.

Maybe we've turned a corner here.

You think so?

We're talking about Yonkers.

True.

Thank you.

Come on.

So, I was thinking.

Move over to me, man.

Okay, so you can see him walk.

Awkward.

Oh, come on, they can do this.

They know everybody goes there

when they got to drive home.

But look at that.

This.

To make announcements.

Look.

Oh, they're making the wrong goddamn sign.

This is Angelo's district.

Yeah.

Look, the housing case

is killing him in his own fucking district.

Look at this.

It's all you,

Nick.

My God,

with the groceries and the bus fare and money for the laundromat,

I spent $30 less a month, and I make sure you pull.

That's $3 left to get me through a month with three kids.

I work my ass off for you from.

And at the end of the month,

I have enough to take my kids to a movie, or maybe put a winter coat on layaway.

That's it.

So what do you say?

Everywhere on the east side, I saw I drove around.

If you call us on,

why should they call me?

I mean, because you're not Angelo.

Yeah, but I voted the same way as Angelo.

And almost everything, including the school district and the housing.

I mean, I was co-sponsor on his plan to give him to the judge for.

But that one's understandable, given the threat of the city being fine.

You were responsible.

The only thing that separates me from him on the housing is the vote to appeal.

Last year, I voted to appeal the judge's decision.

He did that and we hit that hard every day from now until the polls open.

We hit him with the appeal, but.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Jim. Foreign or something.

You know what? It's okay.

We're on a date.

Never.

We're not on a date.

Well, whatever you do, enjoy yourselves.

Thank you.

Thank you a day.

Come on, come on, come on.

Fuck! The.

Are you remember the year?

I remember it was cheaper. Safer.

It's like a breeze on here for there.

There were her mother 80. I was happy there.

Poor two.

I'm here.

I am parking my Mercedes in front of the.

To be poor in there was no crime.

Pedro.

Aqui.

Conejo gunman.

They are

the. I was the one who voted to appeal last year

to give young as its full day in court.

My opponent did not.

He was satisfied with the judge's decision on the housing desegregation case.

I was nine votes for Cisco.

All right. It's time for a new future.

Okay.

No more two years, not another two years.

But with Cisco, here you go.

Abuses long enough for the one Cisco.

Dad, vote for Cisco. Vote for Yankees future.

All righty. Thanks.

Thank you. Thank you very much for you. Right.

Go get them, kid

to me now.

Oh, well.

All right, well, he's not dead yet, so vote for what?

Cisco Martinelli.

He's been mayor a long time.

Too long, in fact.

All right.

He's no longer listening to the voters, because what I'm hearing,

what he should be hearing, is that the people of Yonkers

want the housing decision appeal.

You'll go to the Supreme Court that you judge ain't going to build that garbage.

Know how?

I don't know where I live, I hear you, I don't

I just don't think that we should tell that judge to go shove it

kind of brings out the ugly people.

So you're the fella taking on what? No, me. That's me.

How do you do?

I'm doing very well.

I'll do better if you vote for Cisco come election night.

All right, all right. You bet.

I think the people of Yonkers should have their say.

And if the people want to have their say, they're going to be voting for

Cisco next Tuesday.

In office a long time.

Lamb into a lion.

Yeah.

I should have made McGovern run with the kid.

Have the council seat.

That's a housing, not him.

Yeah, tell me about it.

Fucking judge fucked you good and you should have voted for the appeal.

Waste of money.

That appeal goes nowhere. You'll see.

Well, yeah.

Should have voted for the goddamn thing.

No fucking kidding.

Call you back.

I can't fit more in that one.

What's left?

My sweaters and books.

It's warm there, right?

But if we need them, your parents will be staying here.

They can send what we need.

And I could buy you more books when we get there.

I promise.

They just.

They don't ask a.

Don't know how to make

you don't say.

Don't worry.

Crisis.

Got long ago.

Been to many channels.

I can't believe Frank McGovern going down the chimney by almost 2 to 1.

Vegas coming back alone.

One Charlie, call a price. Except for Iceman.

Everyone who was even moderate in the house.

He got knocked off, which should.

Even if I get him, I'm not going to have the votes.

If I was going to have four votes in the council

in his pocket.

These numbers

resembles the inside because it fits.

It fits inside. I'm.

I'm going to drop this guy.

Yeah.

Tell me what's going on.

Hey, Jim, we've got.

Thanks for.

They're saying he's losing the 11.

If Martinelli can't win his home war, it's over.

I'm looking at new numbers on TV.

The AP Calvin Christ.

Room by 1500 votes.

Sure.

On the phone number.

Thank you.

I'm going to start calling you the miracle candidate for beating results.

Wow. He did the same thing two years ago.

Nobody thought he did.

You really believe you'd knock off Martinelli?

I never thought I.

Excuse me.

Quincy.

Regulations.

Thank you. Angela.

You know, the voters have lifted a tremendous burden off my shoulders.

Please stand up.

I think these shoulder will be able to handle the I would like.

And before we just run,

you didn't let me know.

So I guess the voters decided not to get married.

No, no, no. You know, I think that,

they were disappointed in the last administration and they saw me.

Someone that has the ability to change directions

and use Christ magic words for you.

You know, you continued, well, you know, I talked to thousands of people

during this campaign and they told me they wanted a change,

and I guess they, they voted the way they explained.

Excuse me.

Congratulations. How's the housing issue?

Not the kids.

First I'm getting get my mayor.

Is it real?

I mean, Angela never spoke to. You.

And you.

Wait.

What?

What what do you mean by major, major cities?

Cities that matter. Yonkers matters.

Cities of 150,000, population or more.

You were definitely the youngest mayor in America.

Which means you're officially a rising star in the Democratic Party.

Is, Nathan Martinelli letting you work out of the office before inauguration?

A good manager? Well, hell of a guy.

Where the hell?

Sharon, Kansas phones.

Mayor's office.

Big plans.

Well, this the lawyers online.

The lawyers, the lawyers.

Nicky and Nick with Cisco.

The mayor.

Mayor elect. Right?

Yeah.

Hi, Mike.

No grounds at all.

Yeah.

Right.

Okay. Well,

thank you.

Bye bye.

Good night.

Out. Housing appeal.

Sided with saying that every camp.

I voted for the appeal, and I lost.

Nothing I could do about that.

Right?

Yeah.

They can't blame you.

Right.

Yeah. I'm.

In. I

well, I.

Am alive

house. Now.

Is fast

time to slow

stranger's glance.

Doesn't know where you go wrong to

wake up. Had

we've gone around to.

They might have.

We don't.

We don't have.

When people find out that you like. To.

Wait.

You go ahead.

Well, we got to

leave the house.

I leave the.

House.

We got had.

When people found out about.

Him age well,

just five.

Never tell me the dead.

That's what you get.

The trusty way over, around to the right.

There we go.

They got.

We don't have to.

Where you got?

I got.

To find out the. Now

I need to go around town.

We ain't got. Hi.

We got to go.

There you go.

I'm waiting for

what you got high got.

I got,

I got you I will be run to the T-Mobile.

That's Twitter scout.

Be fun.

Like it's going to be across the pond.

There you are.

We going to die?

We got high.

We got,

We got one.

We got high.

Where the people down at this crowd.

You go.

They got.