Kathy Hochul

So what I said to the president when he first got elected, I called to congratulate him.

Mr. President, there are areas we can work on together.

Let's redo Penn Station.

It looks like a hell hole.

Everybody hates going there.

Let's redo that.

Let's work on building infrastructure.

Let's do big projects.

But if you come after New York State, our people, our values, our beliefs, you're gonna have to have a fight with me because that's who I am.

So we can be nice and work together.

I had to call him because he literally shut off offshore wind, which is scheduled next year to bring clean renewable power to half a million homes in Brooklyn.

Just turn it off because I don't like wind.

You just threw a whole lot of people out of work too, Mr. President, and they voted for you.

I know they did because they're from Long Island.

So these are the kind of conversation.

Yeah, I'll open up and say hi.

I'll come up and say hi.

Yeah, hi.

It's the first thing you say in a normal conversation, right?

Hi, how you doing?