Andres Rivero

And we have a sunshine in government law.

What we're looking for is we're going to take discovery and we're going to find how did this go down?

How is it possible you gave no notice?

And then seven days later, you had a unanimous vote at 8 a.m.

They called the meeting at 8 a.m., did the pledge, did a moment of silence, and voted by 8.03.

And then by 8.11, Uthmeyer has a slickly produced video about the whole deal.

How do you do that?

How do you know that you're getting the vote and that you can produce the video and put it up?

We're going to find out what happened.

I will say this.

Given that notice, nobody who wasn't in on the deal could know what was going down.

So let me ask you this.

Besides everything else, we're lacking common sense in our state.

And I'm a native.

I'm a native and I love Miami, but this makes no sense.

We suggested in court, Judge Ruiz said to him, why don't you just, you got the power.

Just call the meeting right and take your vote.

Take the heat.

Sometimes things happen, Billy.

I will say sometimes when you have 80 percent of the people against you, maybe that's why they want to do it.