Eric Adams

And our children start in their day. These teachers tell me, Eric, these kids are high all the time.

And our children start in their day. These teachers tell me, Eric, these kids are high all the time.

And our children start in their day. These teachers tell me, Eric, these kids are high all the time.

You know, if you start your day walking to school and you're smoking a joint, you're sitting inside the classroom, you're smoking a joint during a period, these children are not going to be ready. And particularly at a younger age when their brains are real developing, there's some real signs. So if an adult wants to smoke, go do your thing.

You know, if you start your day walking to school and you're smoking a joint, you're sitting inside the classroom, you're smoking a joint during a period, these children are not going to be ready. And particularly at a younger age when their brains are real developing, there's some real signs. So if an adult wants to smoke, go do your thing.

You know, if you start your day walking to school and you're smoking a joint, you're sitting inside the classroom, you're smoking a joint during a period, these children are not going to be ready. And particularly at a younger age when their brains are real developing, there's some real signs. So if an adult wants to smoke, go do your thing.

But we have to be real concerned about what's happening with our children in Canada.

But we have to be real concerned about what's happening with our children in Canada.

But we have to be real concerned about what's happening with our children in Canada.

And that's why civics is crucial, so people can understand who's responsible. For these different things. Right. Because when you're the mayor, I don't care what it is, man. It's your fault. A guy stepped to me a couple of months ago, man, saying, listen, I'm getting divorced. You know, it's your fault.

And that's why civics is crucial, so people can understand who's responsible. For these different things. Right. Because when you're the mayor, I don't care what it is, man. It's your fault. A guy stepped to me a couple of months ago, man, saying, listen, I'm getting divorced. You know, it's your fault.

And that's why civics is crucial, so people can understand who's responsible. For these different things. Right. Because when you're the mayor, I don't care what it is, man. It's your fault. A guy stepped to me a couple of months ago, man, saying, listen, I'm getting divorced. You know, it's your fault.

that one is your fault that's the case is so people are saying well you know the the trains don't are not operating the way they're supposed to that's the state man that's not the city oh so wait the trains meaning like the two three four and five the state is in charge of that the state is in charge of

that one is your fault that's the case is so people are saying well you know the the trains don't are not operating the way they're supposed to that's the state man that's not the city oh so wait the trains meaning like the two three four and five the state is in charge of that the state is in charge of

that one is your fault that's the case is so people are saying well you know the the trains don't are not operating the way they're supposed to that's the state man that's not the city oh so wait the trains meaning like the two three four and five the state is in charge of that the state is in charge of

Our job is to protect the people. I'm in charge of the police in the system. Yeah. And what we've done in the system is unbelievable. A lot of people, when I walk in rooms and I say, tell me how many crimes you think, serious crimes you think happen in the subway system. People say 100, 200 a day, 300 a day. We have 4.6 million riders every day.

Our job is to protect the people. I'm in charge of the police in the system. Yeah. And what we've done in the system is unbelievable. A lot of people, when I walk in rooms and I say, tell me how many crimes you think, serious crimes you think happen in the subway system. People say 100, 200 a day, 300 a day. We have 4.6 million riders every day.

Our job is to protect the people. I'm in charge of the police in the system. Yeah. And what we've done in the system is unbelievable. A lot of people, when I walk in rooms and I say, tell me how many crimes you think, serious crimes you think happen in the subway system. People say 100, 200 a day, 300 a day. We have 4.6 million riders every day.

We have six felonies a day. Out of 4.6 million, I don't feel like going to work. I'm pissed off. People on the subway. It's a miracle that we're able to move that volume of people every day and deal with the mental health issues down in the subway system. People are attracted to that.

We have six felonies a day. Out of 4.6 million, I don't feel like going to work. I'm pissed off. People on the subway. It's a miracle that we're able to move that volume of people every day and deal with the mental health issues down in the subway system. People are attracted to that.