00:00 I think if I'm one of the people that understand the amount of jobs this family has created
00:07 in New York City, the incredible projects that they've done around the world, the precedent
00:16 that a case like this can come in where very large banks get paid back millions of dollars,
00:23 there's no complaint from them, but an overzealous attorney general decides to try to break up
00:28 a transaction. The implications for future fraud, if perhaps they don't donate to her
00:34 political campaign, for any businesses operating in and around New York are truly staggering,
00:39 but that shouldn't surprise anyone based on everything that we've seen coming out of this
00:43 attorney general, her statements both before having any knowledge, while running, and today.
00:49 It's just a really sad state of affairs for New York, and again, where there is no actual
00:55 person complaining other than the attorney general herself. It sets a precedent, our
01:00 insurance company is going to start suing hospital patients for listening to their doctors.
01:05 Are they going to go after any transaction that doesn't contribute to their political
01:10 campaigns? I would think that this would set a precedent to make it impossible for anyone
01:15 to actually do business in or around New York City, but based on everything else I see in
01:21 New York these days, it doesn't seem like they care. Hopefully one day the people of
01:25 this great city will realize what's going on, they'll realize the destructive practices
01:29 here, they'll realize just how insane that is, and they'll be begging for guys like Donald
01:33 Trump to come back to New York City to reshape the skyline as he's done for decades.
