Anthony Scaramucci

Remember?

It was gunned down right before Christmas, you know, December 16th, 1985, in front of Spark Steakhouse.

So, I mean, we had a gang shooting each other back in this time period.

But you did a couple of things here that I...

I want to address, okay, you were going to write about the 1985 move bombing, but there was something about the Trump administration and the January 6th situation, the 2020 election that made you pivot to Bernie Getz.

So what was that?

Okay, so I grew up in this era, right?

And I remember the movie Death Wish.

And so for listeners listening in, Charles Bronson plays a subway vigilante.

And so now, ironically, 10 years later, we actually have a subway vigilante.

He gets accosted.

He feels like he's had enough.

He fires the gun.

The blacks are very upset.

And the whites are also upset.

And this is sort of the rage that you're talking about.

And I want to address it from a sociological point of view because I think you say something in the book that people need to hear.

We cut the social programs.

And when you cut the social program, guess what happened?

You create more crime because whether you like it or not, the people are just, you know, you got to help certain people, okay?