00:00We're going to have to see what happens. I mean, there'll be a point at which, if people are unhappy,
00:05there'll be changed.
00:06But unfortunately, usually that happens so late that you'll never be able to bring back a city or a country
00:11or a state, you know, when it goes too far.
00:15I watched the election in Los Angeles, and it was a very disgraceful event, because I thought Spencer Pratt would
00:24be in the final, and so did everyone else.
00:26So did the one who was leading or winning. She broke down and cried, and she said, oh, I lost,
00:31I lost.
00:32But then they found the votes necessary to bring her in. Our elections are so crooked, you have no idea.
00:38But look, if you go by history, it's going to be a disaster. It's going to be a disaster.
00:44I deal with a very nice gentleman. I get along with him great from New York. We'll see how that
00:48all works out.
00:49I'd like to make sure that New York does well, and hopefully it will. But it's tough. Those policies are
00:57very tough.
00:58They're very tough on a city, a state, or a country. That's been proven over a thousand years with different
01:05names.
01:05That's been a city, a state, or a state. That's been a city. That's been a city.
01:05Grazie a tutti.
