Billy Corben

Someone brought up an issue that I bring up regularly, which is the the political like dynastic crime families in this community and about how we don't recycle our garbage in Miami.

We reelect it and generationally, too.

And here's what he had to say about the dynasty argument.

Inverse dynasty.

That last voice you heard was Xavier Suarez, the father of Francis Suarez, wondering what a reverse dynasty looks like when the son is elected after the father and the father is elected after the son.

But you have a situation right now where Frank Carollo, the brother of Joe Carollo, who was in...

The District 3 City of Miami commission seat for eight years, two four-year terms consecutively.

He leaves office, term limited.

Joe Carollo comes in for eight years, two consecutive four-year terms.

And now who's running for Joe's seat?

Frank Correia.

Of course.

So this idea that there's no dynasties.

You have Diaz-LaPortilla.

You have three Diaz-LaPortilla brothers.

You have multiple Diaz-Balart brothers.

You have multiple Suarez's multigenerational.

You have multiple Regalados, multiple Hardemans.

I mean, like, come on.

But he denies that.