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Anika, it's time for you start talking to me.

You know what, Tariq?

If that were possible, it would have happened a long time ago.

What do you want?

True.

I can't get you to confess against Lucious,

but you're not married to Cookie as far as I know.

I didn't want to do this, but I'm doing it now.

I don't know anything about Cookie.

Maybe you can tell me if these names ring a bell.

Frank Gathers.

Of course I know who Frank Gathers was,

but I never met him.

Jamil Stokes, Bam-bam King, Teddy McNally.

Taxi!

Whoa, tell me about Teddy McNally.

Get off me.

Yeah, he body-bagged in Philly about a year and a half ago.

Do you know who made the hit?

No.

You're lying.

I'm gonna put you in WITSEC so you'll feel free to talk.

Witness protection?

[laughter]

You got jokes.

Bang-- that's a subpoena.

What?

Mhm.

See, what Lucious finds out, he'll

arrange for you to disappear.

So you can accept the government's protection,

or you can take your chances.

Don't do this to me, Tariq.

Please do not do this to me.

Everything is just starting to get together for me, man.

What about my daughter?

Go home.

Act like nothing's wrong.

Tomorrow I'll pick you both up at 2:45 on the southeast side

of Union Square, all right?

Whoa-- I'd hate see this pretty face wash up on the banks

of the Hudson [inaudible].

Be there, all right?

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The best evidence in your social security disability case | Indiana Disability Lawyer - Duration: 2:12.

Hi, I'm Guy DiMartino, an Indiana Social Security Disability lawyer, and today I'm going to

explain the best types of evidence in your case.

By far, your medical documentation can be the strongest evidence of disability.

Do your medical records have objective stuff documenting your medical condition?

Objective means is there a test.

For instance, if you have congestive heart failure, is there an echocardiogram or an

ultrasound of your heart showing decreased output, decreased ability to pump blood called

an ejection fraction?

If you're basing your disability on back pain, are there MRIs or CTs or other tests showing

herniated disks, spinal stenosis, or nerve damage?

Next, documentation showing what you've done for the condition is also important.

For instance, surgery says the condition was much worse than someone who just received

physical therapy for the condition.

At a recent hearing, I was sure to show the judge the X-ray that showed all the hardware

through my client's spine and photos of my client's back showing a five-inch scar.

The next evidence is your medication.

Heavy-duty medication and serious side effects equal a big problem.

Finally, information from a non-interested person, coworker, or supervisor.

If your coworker or supervisor or neighbor is able to describe what they've observed

regarding your condition and your impairment, it can certainly help win the day for your

disability claim.

If you have any questions about a Social Security Disability matter, you can always give me

a call.

I am Guy DiMartino meeting you at the intersection of law and medicine.

Have a great day.

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Most AMAZING Experiments You Can Do At Home! - Duration: 12:35.

From creating your own tornado to having clouds in a jar, here are 10 amazing experiments

you can do at home!

10.

Invisible Ink

Who hasn't pretended as kids to be a spy or investigator?

Well, now you can make your own invisible ink.

All you'll need are Q-tips, blank sheets of paper, and lemon juice poured into little

bowls.

Dip the Q-tips into the bowls and use them like pens to write messages or draw pictures

on the paper.

Once you're done, let the papers dry.

To reveal the secrets on the page, you will need to heat the lemon juice.

This can be done using an iron but using a candle is way more fun!

Light the candle and hold the paper above the flame.

Don't let it touch the fire or your message will go up in smoke.

As the lemon juice warms, it turns brown, and the message or drawing appears.

Be patient as this method takes a little longer than using an iron.

The science here is pretty simple.

When heated, the carbon compounds in the juice breaks down and produces carbon, which is

black or brown.

9.

Citric Acid Eruptions

For this experiment, you'll need clear hand soap, warm water, food coloring, citric acid,

and baking soda.

You could use lemon juice instead of citric acid but the eruption won't be quite as

dramatic.

In small bowls, mix the hand soap, warm water, and food coloring.

You can do as many bowls as you want!

Then, add two tablespoons of baking soda and mix.

Finally, you can add two tablespoons of the citric acid or lemon juice.

You may have to adjust the amounts to get a full explosion but the end result should

be pretty amazing!

The reason for the reaction is because when baking soda and an acid are combined, they

create carbon dioxide.

This is called an acid-base reaction.

Who knew chemistry could be so fun?

8.

Make an Electromagnet

To do this, you will need a large iron nail, about three inches, three feet of thinly coated

copper wire, a fresh D battery, and some small paper clips or other metal objects.

Take the metal nail and wrap it with the wire.

Leave about 8 inches of wire loose at both ends and try not to overlap the wires.

You may have to cut the wire.

Now, remove about an inch of the plastic coating from both ends of the wire.

Attach one wire to one end of the D battery and the other wire to the other end.

It is best to tape the wires onto the battery but be careful.

The wire could get very hot.

You now have an electromagnet!

Put the point of the nail near a few paper clips; it should pick them up.

This magnet will use up the battery quickly, which is why the battery may get warm.

Be sure to disconnect the wires when you are done exploring.

Most magnets, like the ones on many refrigerators, cannot be deactivated.

These are permanent magnets.

Magnets like the one you made that can be turned on and off are called electromagnets

because they are only magnetic when the electricity is flowing.

The electricity flowing through the wire arranges the molecules in the nail so that they are

attracted to certain metals.

To make it a real experiment, try to affect the strength of the nail by increasing the

number of times you wrap the wire around the nail.

Or, you can try thicker and thinner nails or thicker and thinner wire.

7.

Freeze Water Instantly

For this experiment, all you need is an unopened bottle of purified water, a freezer, and a

piece of ice.

Place the bottle in the freezer for a little less than three hours.

This will chill the water but because it's purified, it won't freeze.

Take the super-cooled water and pour it over the ice cube.

The purified water will freeze instantly.

In order for water to become ice, it needs a nucleus in order for solid crystals to form.

Usually, water is loaded with particles and impurities that enables ice to form.

But purified water doesn't have those particles or impurities because, well, it's purified!

This is why purified water can reach an even colder temperature before becoming solid.

When you pour this super-cooled water onto a piece of ice, it provides the water with

nuclei, causing it to freeze instantly.

Now that's a neat party trick.

6.

Mentos in Coke

You may have already done this yourself but for those of you who want to try it, you'll

need one bottle of cola—diet works best—one bottle of lemonade, one packet of mint Mentos,

and an outdoor area you can either hose down or avoid afterwards.

It's a simple and easy trick: drop a single Mentos into a bottle of Diet Coke or lemonade

and the soda will erupt from the bottle in a geyser.

You'll probably notice it works best with Diet Coke.

There are several explanations on how this experiment works.

One is that a bottle of soda is full of carbon dioxide bubbles.

These bubbles stay suspended in the liquid until the bottle is opened, wherein the carbon

dioxide tries to escape.

When you drop any sort of object into a bottle of soda, bubbles form on the surface of the

object.

This is called "nucleation."

The surface of a Mentos is made up of lots of tiny craters.

These tiny pits create a larger surface area and essentially provide many more "nucleation

sites."

The Mentos drops to the bottom of the bottle, forming lots and lots of bubbles on its pitted

surface along the way.

When all of this gas is released it forces the liquid up and out of the bottle in a giant

whooshing geyser of sticky soda.

However, no one knows why Diet Coke works best.

5.

Dancing Oobleck

Inspired by a Dr. Seuss book, Oobleck is a non-Newtonian liquid.

That is, it's neither a solid or a liquid but is pressure-dependent.

If you tap it quickly, a bowl of Oobleck feels hard.

However, if you slowly dip your hand into it, it will slide over your fingers like water.

This amazing substance is made by combining cornstarch and water, with some food coloring

thrown in for fun.

But did you know you can make Oobleck dance?

First, you'll need to make the Oobleck thicker than normal by combining two cups of corn

starch with one cup of water.

Secondly, you'll have to get food coloring, a cookie sheet, an MP3 of an audio test tone,

and a subwoofer.

Place the cookie sheet onto the speaker of the sub, and pour in the Oobleck.

To make the Oobleck dance, turn the volume way up and use 40 Hz, 50 Hz, or 63 Hz tone.

Feel free to play with volume and hertz levels.

The Oobleck should jump and dance with the vibration from the subwoofer.

You may have to dig your finger in the Oobleck to get the movement started.

Adding food coloring onto the top of Oobleck makes for a wonderful display.

4.

Tea Bag Rocket

Here's a fun experiment involving convection currents.

Take an unused tea bag and empty it of its contents.

You can empty a tea bag by removing the staple and unfolding it.

Open it up so that it will stand upright, as a cylinder.

Light the top of it on fire with a match or lighter and, as it burns down, it will suddenly

shoot into the air.

Hot air rises and this experiment demonstrates that idea as well as the principles of convection

currents.

As the tea bag burns, hot air is being created, as well as a thermal, or convection current,

under the bag.

When the tea bag burns down into a small enough ball of ashes, the convection current causes

it to shoot up in the air.

3.

Walking on Eggs

Did you know that you can actually walk on eggs without breaking them?

Eggs are amazingly strong, despite their reputation for being so fragile.

If you want to try to stand on eggs, you need to buy two cartons.

If you're feeling up to the Walking on Eggshells challenge, pick up six to eight dozen eggs.

Spread a plastic trash bag (or bags) out on the floor and arrange the egg cartons into

two rows on top of them.

It's really important that they stay in their cartons!

Inspect all of the eggs to make sure there are no breaks or fractures in any of the eggshells.

Make sure all of the eggs are oriented the same way inside the carton.

One end of the egg is more "pointy" while the other end is more round.

Just make sure that all of the pointy or round ends of the eggs are pointed in the same direction.

This is so your foot will have a more level surface on which to stand.

Remove your shoes and socks.

Have a friend help you step up onto the first carton of eggs.

Keep your foot as flat as possible in order to distribute your weight evenly across the

tops of the eggs.

When your foot is properly positioned, slowly shift all of your weight onto the egg-leg

as you position your other foot on top of the second carton of eggs.

Take your time!

There will be creaking sounds coming from the egg carton, but don't get nervous.

Go ahead and step forward and put all of your weight on the eggs.

How is this possible?

It's the shape of the egg!

Eggs are similar in shape to a three-dimensional arch, one of the strongest architectural forms.

The egg is the strongest at the top and the bottom (or at the highest point of the arch).

The egg won't break when you apply pressure evenly to both ends.

The curved form of the shell helps to distribute pressure evenly all over the shell rather

than concentrating it at any one point.

All of the credit doesn't go toward the eggs, though.

The carton pays a role in keeping them from breaking.

Joseph Coyle is credited as the inventor of the first container made specifically to keep

eggs from breaking as they were transported from the local farm to the store.

As the story goes, Coyle invented the egg carton in 1911 as a way to solve a dispute

between a farmer and a hotel operator who blamed the farmer for delivering broken eggs.

Coyle designed a container made out of thick paper with individual divots that supported

each egg from the bottom while keeping the eggs separated from one another.

As legend has it, the fully loaded egg carton can even be dropped, and if it lands just

right, the eggs will survive the fall.

2.

Tornado in a Bottle

You can create your own tornado in a bottle.

One method is to use a single bottle but in this experiment, you use two two-liter bottles.

You will also need a washer, duct tape and water.

Fill one bottle with water and place the metal washer on top.

Tape the bottles together, mouth-to-mouth, with the washer in between.

Duct tape is the best to use in this experiments because of how well it holds.

You could also try to make a tube to hold the bottles together.

Turn the bottles so that the one with water is on top and whirl it.

When you whirl the liquid in the top bottle, it creates a vortex as it drains into the

bottom bottle.

That's because as the water flows down, air must flow up, creating a spiraling tornado.

You can even add glitter, food dye, or lamp oil to the bottle to make the tornado even

cooler.

1.

Make a Cloud in a Bottle

To make a cloud in a bottle, you will need a one gallon size glass jar, matches, a rubber

glove, a rubber band, flashlight or lamp, food coloring, and water.

Pour boiling water into the jar, just enough water to cover the bottom of the jar.

Swirl the water around inside the jar so that it covers the sides.

The idea is for there to be some water to evaporate.

Put the rubber glove wrist around the mouth of the jar with the fingers pointing downward

into the jar.

This will seal all of the air inside.

Try putting your hand in the glove.

Once your hand is in the glove, move it upward so that you pull the fingers of the glove

up.

You'll notice that nothing happens to the water in the jar.

Light a match and drop it in the jar.

Stretch the glove back over the jar, with the fingers pointing down.

The water at the bottom of the jar will put out the match, and smoke will form inside

the jar.

Slide your hand into the glove and pull it outward again.

This time, a cloud will form in the jar.

When you put your hand back inside the jar, the cloud will disappear.

This will last for 5-10 minutes, and then the particles will settle into the bottom.

Before the particles settle, shine a flashlight on the jar so you can see the clouds better.

What's happening?

The air is full of warm water vapor molecules inside the jar.

The glove compresses the air because the glove takes up some of the space inside the jar.

Pulling the glove fingers out of the jar releases some space in the jar and the air cools.

The smoke from the match acts as a vehicle to which the water molecules can attach.

They stick to the smoke particles, condensing into cloud droplets.

When the glove fingers go back into the jar, the air inside the jar warms up again and

the cloud disappears.

If you want colored clouds, add a few drops of food coloring to the water in the bottom

of the jar before adding the match.

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Learn how to get facial stains and wrinkles naturally with this recipe. - Duration: 1:45.

Learn how to capture facial blemishes and wrinkles naturally this recipe

Over time, it is noted that the marks that too much sun, poor diet and

products can cause our skin. With that come the wrinkles and stains.

The truth is that to keep a clean skin, healthy and beautiful we need to stay away

soft drinks, processed meats, sugar and alcohol.

Also you need to be very careful with sun exposure. You must be

with the body always hydrated.

As a natural alternative to fight these niggles you can put shells

papaya on the face skin.

Leave to act and then wash your face and apply mineral water with help of a cotton.

You can also spend pure honey on your face, one day a week, and apply this cream two

times a week.

ingredients 1 tablespoon almond oil

1 egg yolk half a teaspoon of honey

2 spoons of coconut oil

HOW TO MAKE

Melt the coconut oil in a water bath. Add honey and almond oil and stir.

Add the egg yolk and mix well until Becomes homogeneous.

Pass the face making soothing massages. Do this at least 1 hour before bedtime.

During this time the skin will absorb the cream. then wash your face with water.

If on a little cream, you can save in the refrigerator for use the next day.

When making use of this cream, do not apply papaya peel.

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COMING TO YOU FROM THE

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IN NEWARK. IT IS OUR PLEASURE

TO WELCOME STATE SENATOR

RAYMOND J. LESNIAK,

CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR OF THE

GREAT STATE OF NEW JERSEY.

GOOD TO SEE YOU SENATOR.

>>NICE TO BE HERE.

>>HOW MANY YEARS YOU'VE BEEN

IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE?

>>40. THIS IS MY 40TH YEAR.

>>ALRIGHT. SO YOU SAID,

"I AM NOT RUNNING FOR..."?

>>IT'S TIME TO MOVE UP OR MOVE

OUT. I PLAN ON MOVING UP.

>>YOU'RE MOVING UP?

>>MOVING UP.

>>BECAUSE?

>>BECAUSE THE STATE NEEDS

LEADERSHIP THAT IS NOT

EXISTENT EITHER NOW OR

I SEE WITH THE OTHER

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

SO I WANT TO MAKE A

DIFFERENCE.

>>OKAY.

>>I'VE SPONSORED THE MOST

POWERFUL ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION LAWS IN THE

COUNTRY. PRISON, CIVIL

JUSTICE, AND CRIMINAL

JUSTICE REFORM.

LGBT RIGHTS. ANIMAL WELFARE.

I'VE BEEN A CHAMPION ON THESE

ISSUES. NEW JERSEY NEEDS THAT

TYPE OF LEADERSHIP.

WE'VE GOT PROBLEMS.

>>SO SPEAKING OF PROBLEMS,

LET START WITH THE STATE

PENSION CRISIS. BY THE WAY,

IS THERE A CRISIS?

>>IT IS A CRISIS.

SURE IT IS.

>>DEFINE THE CRISIS.

>>HOW ABOUT 150 BILLION

DOLLARS BETWEEN THE PENSION

AND THE HEALTHCARE IN

NOT BEING THERE. NOT...

>>WHAT DO YOU MEAN? LET'S BE

CLEAR. YOU MEAN FOR STATE

EMPLOYEES WHO WILL BE

RETIRING?

>>AND...

>>AND THEY EXPECT THOSE

PENSION BENEFITS TO BE THERE

FOR THEM, THEIR HEALTH

BENEFITS TO BE THERE FOR THEM,

MAY NOT BE THERE?

>>AND... WELL, IN ABOUT

20 OR 30 YEARS THEY MAY NOT

BE.

>>IF WHAT?

>>AND THAT'S A PROBLEM.

IF WE DON'T ADEQUATELY START

FUNDING 'EM NOW. I MEAN IT'S

KINDA LIKE CLIMATE CHANGE.

WE HAVE TO START NOW, OR ELSE

DECADES LATER, THERE'S GONNA

BE... WE WON'T BE ABLE TO

CATCH UP.

>>BUT SENATOR, RESPECTFULLY,

THERE ARE THOSE WHO HAVE COME

IN HERE TO SAY IT HAS BEEN

DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS

AS GOVERNOR, TOGETHER WITH THE

LEGISLATURE, AS GOVERNORS

TOGETHER, BUT THE LEGISLATURE

WHO HAVE NOT ADEQUATELY FUNDED

ON THE STATE END, RIGHT?

>>MM HMM.

>>THEIR FAIR SHARE.

WHAT WOULD YOU SAY TO THOSE

WHO SAY, "YOU KNOW WHAT?

RAY LESNIAK, SENATOR LESNIAK'S

BEEN A LEADER IN SO MANY

AREAS, WHAT HAS THE SENATOR

DONE TO MAKE SURE THE STATE

HAS PUT IN THEIR FAIR SHARE

SO THE PENSION WOULDN'T BE IN

CRISIS TODAY?"

>>AND THAT'S WHY I'M RUNNING

FOR GOVERNOR. BUT BY THE WAY,

I DID HAVE A PROPOSAL TEN

YEARS AGO TO PUT SIX TO EIGHT

BILLION DOLLARS IN THE

PENSION PLAN.

>>IN ONE FISCAL YEAR?

>>YES. YES.

>>WHEN THE BUDGET...? WELL NOW

IT'S 35 BILLION DOLLARS, THE

STATE BUDGET, WHAT COULD IT

HAVE BEEN THEN?

>>THAT WOULD HAVE SOLVED THE

PROBLEM.

>>AT THE TIME?

>>THAT WOULD HAVE SOLVED...

BECAUSE IT WOULD HAVE

GROWN OVER YEARS.

BUT IT... THE BOTTOM LINE IS

THOUGH, OUR GOVERNMENT NEEDS

TO BE RESTRUCTURED AND

REFORMED.

>>DEFINE THAT.

>>WE HAVE TO DO THINGS LIKE

HAVE A CONTROL OF EDUCATION.

THERE'S A BILLION DOLLARS,

I'VE IDENTIFIED IT,

WASTED IN GOVERNMENT, IN

EDUCATION. IT NEVER GETS TO

THE CLASSROOM. NEVER GETS TO

THE CLASSROOM.

>>WELL WHAT'S WRONG WITH

HAVING A HEAD OF THE

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION? WHAT

WOULD BE DIFFERENT BETWEEN...

>>BECAUSE I'VE SEEN THAT.

>>...THAT PERSON AND A

CONTROLLER OF EDUCATION?

>>I'LL TELL YOU WHY. BECAUSE

THEY COVER... I'M SORRY, BUT

THEY COVER UP FOR EACH OTHER.

YES. WE... MONEY GOES INTO

THE... COMPLAINTS GO TO THE

OFFICE OF FISCAL AFFAIRS,

AND...

>>IN THE DEPARTMENT OF

EDUCATION?

>>IN THE DEPARTMENT OF

EDUCATION. AND IT GETS INTO A

BLACK HOLE. BECAUSE IT'S A...

IT'S A BUREAUCRACY THAT

TAKES CARE OF EACH OTHER.

WE NEED OUTSIDERS TO OVERLOOK

THAT SPENDING. WE NEED THAT IN

EVERY ASPECT OF GOVERNMENT.

HOW ABOUT THE PORT AUTHORITY?

YOU KNOW HOW MUCH MONEY GETS

WASTED IN THE PORT AUTHORITY?

I WOULD PUT COMMUTERS, MEMBERS

RECOMMENDED BY THE AAA.

NEW JERSEY TRANSIT, SAME

THING. HOW ABOUT THE PAROLE

BOARD?

>>HMM.

>>WE HAVE A POLITICAL

PATRONAGE SYSTEM THERE.

THEY GET 120,000 DOLLARS

A YEAR, HEALTH BENEFITS,

PENSION BENEFITS, WHEN RETIRED

JUDGES CAN DO IT FOR

300 DOLLARS A DAY.

>>GO BACK AGAIN THOUGH.

>>THESE ARE.... BY THE WAY,

THESE ARE THINGS THAT A

LEGISLATOR CAN DO... CAN'T DO.

ONLY A GOVERNOR CAN

RESTRUCTURE AND REFORM

GOVERNMENT.

>>RESPECTFULLY SENATOR, IF

YOU WERE GOVERNOR...?

>>SURE.

>>IF YOU WERE GOVERNOR,

WOULD YOU SAY, "YOU KNOW WHAT?

I WOULD RAISE... I WOULD

PROPOSE RAISING TAXES ON

WEALTHIER NEW JERSEYANS...?"

>>I ALREADY SUPPORT

THE MILLIONAIRE'S TAX.

>>OKAY, HOLD ON. HOLD ON.

"I WOULD RAISE TAXES. I WOULD

PROPOSE RAISING TAXES ON

MILLIONAIRES, AND HAVE THAT

MONEY AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE

GO DIRECTLY INTO FUNDING

THE PENSION CRISIS." RIGHT?

>>MM HMM.

>>EVEN... BUT SENATOR...

>>I ALREADY HAVE LEGISLATURE TO

DO THAT

>>EVEN IF

>>YES

>>A SIGNIFICANT PERCENTAGE

OF THOSE MILLIONAIRES SAID

"I'M OUT OF NEW JERSEY

IT'S AN OVERTAXED STATE

I'M GOING TO FLORIDA

I'M GOING SOMEWHERE ELSE"

YOU'D SAY?

>>I'M SAYING THAT'S NOT TRUE

IT DOESN'T HAPPEN

WE HAVE LOWER... WE WOULD HAVE

EVEN WITH THE MILLIONAIRE'S TAX

WE HAD IT, WE HAD IT UNDER THE

PREVIOUS GOVERNORS, BUT IT

EXPIRED, NOBODY WAS LEAVING

THEY LEFT BECAUSE... IF THEY

WOULD LEAVE, THEY WOULD LEAVE

BECAUSE OF THE ESTATE TAX

BUT WE DID AWAY WITH THAT

OKAY? SO THAT'S NOT GOING TO BE

A KEY FACTOR...

>>YOU DON'T THINK IT MATTERS

WHETHER WE INCREASE TAXES ON

WEALTHIER NEW JERSEYANS?

>>I DO NOT AT ALL, THEY DID IT

IN CALIFORNIA, AND THEIR

ECONOMY IS BOOMING

SAME THING WITH NEW YORK

THEY'VE DONE IT

>>SHOULD...? LET ME ASK YOU

THIS

>>BY THE WAY, ALSO CORPORATIONS

WE HAVE LOOPHOLES THAT 40...

>>HIT THEM EVEN HARDER?

>>WE HAVE... NO, LOOPHOLES

WE HAVE LOOPHOLES THAT 40 OTHER

STATES HAVE CLOSED

>>HMM

>>40... THEY CAN'T GO ANYWHERE

CAUSE 40 OTHER STATES HAVE IT

THAT'S ANOTHER TWO... THREE

HUNDRED BILLION DOLLARS

>>REAL QUICK, BEFORE I GET OFF

THE PENSION ISSUE, SHOULD...?

>>WAIT WAIT, DON'T FORGET EXXON

MY SUIT OVERTURNED THE EXXON

CASE, THAT'S A COUPLE BILLION

>>WE DO REMEMBER THAT

>>DOLLARS TOO

>>RAFAEL PI ROMAN AND I

ON CAPITOL REPORT DID HAVE YOU

>>RIGHT

>>TALK ABOUT THAT, YOU WERE ONE

OF THE FIRST PEOPLE TO LEAD

>>YOU GOT IT

>>THAT EFFORT, LET ME ASK YOU

THIS

>>YES

>>WOULD YOU, AS GOVERNOR

IN ANY WAY HAVE A RENEGOTIATION

WITH PUBLIC EMPLOYEES AS TO

>>ABSOLUTELY

>>WHAT THEIR RELATIONSHIP IS

WITH THE STATE, AND WHETHER

HEALTHCARE BENEFITS AND

PENSION BENEFITS SHOULD BE

RENEGOTIATED FOR NEWER

EMPLOYEES? WOULD YOU DO THAT?

>>ABSOLUTELY

>>YOU WOULD?

>>OF COURSE I WOULD

AND NOT ONLY FOR

NEWER EMPLOYEES

>>BUT THAT'S A CONTRACT?

>>HOLD ON, IT CAN BE

RENEGOTIATED IF - IF - YOU

MAKE THE PAYMENTS THAT ARE

NECESSARY...

>>YOU MEAN THE STATE MAKES THE

PAYMENTS?

>>THE STATE MAKES THE PAYMENTS

TO HAVE THE PENSION SECURE

>>HMM

>>OKAY, AND THEN YOU CAN SIT

DOWN AND NEGOTIATE IT

AND I BELIEVE THEY WILL

NEGOTIATE IT

>>ONLY IF THE STATE DOES

THEIR PART?

>>ONLY IF THE STATE DOES

THEIR PART

>>YOU KNOW TAXES, YOU KNOW

SCHOOL FUNDING BETTER THAN MOST

>>YES

>>WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE IDEA

WHAT DO YOU SAY TO THOSE WHO

SAY, "YOU KNOW WHAT? THERE ARE

A WHOLE RANGE OF SCHOOL SYSTEMS

THAT ARE NOT GETTING

THE STATE FUNDING THAT THEY

SHOULD BE GETTING UNDER THE

CURRENT LAW FOR SCHOOL FUNDING"

>>MM HMM

>>AND THAT WE REALLY NEED TO

TAKE A HARD LOOK AT THIS

BECAUSE THOSE SCHOOL DISTRICTS

THAT ARE NOT GETTING THAT

FUNDING ARE HAVING TO RAISE

PROPERTY TAXES, AND THOSE

PEOPLE CAN'T EVEN AFFORD

THEIR HOMES ANYMORE

YOU SAY, SENATOR?

>>I SAY THEY'RE RIGHT

AND THEY'RE PARTICULARLY RIGHT

IN AREAS OF LOW INCOME

FAMILIES, THE MOST IMPORTANT

TIME IN A CHILD'S ABILITY TO

LEARN, IS FROM PRENATAL

TO THREE, AND WE DON'T DO

ANY HELP THERE, OKAY

WE SHOULD HAVE THESE WRAP£

AROUND NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS

THAT PROVIDE SERVICE FOR THOSE

FAMILIES, SO THOSE KIDS, WHEN

THEY GET TO SCHOOL, OR HAVE AN

ABILITY TO LEARN, NOBODY'S

DOING ANYTHING ABOUT THAT

I WOULD DO THAT

>>WELL YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT

URBAN AREAS?

>>YES

>>BUT I'M TALKING ABOUT

BEYOND THAT, BECAUSE THOSE ARE

>>OKAY

>>SOME ABBOTT DISTRICTS

AND SOME OTHER URBAN AREAS

>>MM HMM

>>WHAT ABOUT THE JERSEY CITIES

AND THE HOBOKENS WHO SOME

PEOPLE SAY, "YOU KNOW WHAT?

THEIR ECONOMY'S BOOMING

REAL ESTATE'S BOOMING THERE

PROPERTY VALUES ARE HIGH"

>>YEAH

>>AND THEY DON'T NEED THAT

STATE AID THAT THEY'RE GETTING

THEY SHOULD CUT BACK SOME OF

THAT AND SEND IT TO SOME

SUBURBAN AREAS THAT ARE REALLY

STRUGGLING, YOU SAY?

>>WELL, WHAT I SAY IS THAT

THEY SHOULD NOT BE HELD

HARMLESS, BECAUSE THEY'RE

GETTING MORE MONEY THAN THEY

PARTICULARLY NEED, AND I'D GO

IN AND AUDIT THEM, AND I'D SHOW

THEM THAT THEY COULD SAVE MONEY

AND NOT LOSE ONE DIME IN TERMS

OF EFFICIENCY

>>BUT YOU WOULD NOT TAKE MONEY

AWAY FROM THOSE SCHOOL

DISTRICTS?

>>I'D SHOW THEM WHERE THEY'RE

WASTING MONEY, AND TAKE THAT

MONEY AWAY, YES ABSOLUTELY

>>AFFORDABLE CARE ACT

>>ABSOLULTELY

>>AFFORDABLE CARE ACT

REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

MANY OF THEM, AND PRESIDENT

TRUMP, REPEAL AND REPLACE

WE DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY'RE

GONNA TALK ABOUT REPLACING WITH

THIS, WE DO THIS PROGRAM EARLY

IN MARCH, 2017, WHAT ARE YOUR

CONCERNS ABOUT NEW JERSEY

RESIDENTS WHO ARE...?

>>HUGE

>>WHO HAVE BENEFITED

MANY SAY THEY'VE BENEFITED

FROM THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT

>>OH

>>BUT OTHER BUSINESSES HAVE

SAID THEY'VE BEEN HURT BY THE

AFFORDABLE CARE ACT

>>MM HMM. WELL, OVERALL

>>GO AHEAD

>>OVERALL WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WHO RELY ON

IT, WITHOUT IT, OUR CHARITY

CARE WOULD GO THROUGH THE ROOF

>>CHARITY CARE...?

>>GO THROUGH THE ROOOF

>>MAKE IT CLEAR TO FOLKS

>>SURE

>>CHARITY CARE, IF SOMEONE

GOES INTO THE EMERGENCY ROOM

YOU MUST BE TREATED BY LAW

>>WELL OF COURSE, YOU DON'T

>>RIGHT? SO, AND BY THE WAY

>>WANT TO TURN THEM AWAY

>>THAT STATE F... STATE

NO NO, RIGHT, SO THE

>>ABSOLUTELY

>>STATE FUNDING FOR HOSPITALS

WHO TREAT THOSE PEOPLE

>>YES

>>AND SO WHAT'S YOUR CONCERN

HERE? SO WE EXPLAIN TO FOLKS

>>MY CONCERN IS IF THEY'RE NOT

THESE FOLKS NOW NO LONGER HAVE

COVERAGE IF THE AFFORDABLE CARE

ACT GOES AWAY, THEY'RE GOING TO

BE GOING TO THE HOSPITALS AND

THEY'RE NOT GOING TO BE ABLE TO

GET TREATED, BECAUSE THERE'S

THERE'S NOT ENOUGH MONEY TO

TREAT THEM, WE WOULD HAVE TO...

LET'S HOPE AND PRAY THAT THEY

DON'T ABOLISH THE AFFORDABLE

CARE ACT

>>CAN WE PLAY WORD ASSOCIATION

SENATOR? I SAY

>>OKAY

>>PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP

YOU SAY?

>>DANGEROUS

DANGEROUS

HOPEFULLY HE'LL CHANGE

BUT HE IS INSTILLING FEAR IN

PEOPLE, THROUGHOUT THE WORLD

OTHER COUNTRIES, NATO COUNTRIES

ARE CONCERNED, THE...

MY MUSLIM BROTHERS AND

SISTERS IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD

I LIVE IN THAT NEIGHBORHOOD

THEY'RE FEARFUL OF HIS POLICIES

AND HIS RHETORIC, THEY'RE BEING

ATTACKED THEMSELVES

>>WHAT COULD IT MEAN IN

NEW JERSEY PER SE?

>>IN NEW JERSEY? WE, LOOK, WE

HAVE A LARGE IMMIGRANT

POPULATION, WHAT WE DON'T WANT

IS THEM TO GO UNDERGROUND

SO THAT WHEN CRIMES ARE

COMMITTED, THEY'RE NOT REPORTED

THEY'RE NOT WITNESSED

IF THEY FEAR THAT THEY'RE

GOING TO COME FORWARD

AND THEN BE DEPORTED

SO WE NEED A PATH... A PATH

FOR LEGALIZATION FOR THOSE

CITIZENS, AND INSTEAD OF

FEARFUL, LOOK AT ELIZABETH

DOWNTOWN, IT'S BOOMING

IT'S BOOMING, BECAUSE OF THE

IMMIGRANT POPULATION

>>LEADERSHIP?

>>YEAH

>>THE NUMBER ONE LESSON YOU...

40 YEARS IN THE STATE

LEGISLATURE, AND BY THE WAY

I SHOULD DISCLOSE THAT

IN A DIFFERENT LIFE

>>[LAUGHTER]

>>IN THE MID 1980'S, I...

>>YOU CHOSE WISELY [LAUGHTER]

>>I... NO I DIDN'T CH... NO NO

NO, HEY RAY, RAY, RAY, I LOS...

>>PEOPLE CHOSE FOR YOU

>>[LAUGHTER]

>>[LAUGHTER]

>>YEAH THAT'S A LITTLE INSIDE

I LOST MY SEAT, AND I WAS

ELECTED TO THE STATE

LEGISLATURE AS A VERY YOUNG MAN

>>YES

>>ACTUALLY TOOK OVER YOUR...

YOU WERE THE LEADER IN THE

STATE LEGISLATURE IN THE

ASSEMBLY EDUCATION... EXCUSE ME

IN THE ENVIRONMENT AND IN...

>>ENVIRONMENT

>>I WOUND UP DOING SOME

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

AND I LOST MY SEAT SOON

THEREAFTER, AND YOU SAID

"DON'T COME BACK, GO FIND

ANOTHER CAREER" AND THIS IS

WHERE I AM, BUT THAT'S NOT THE

ISSUE, THE QUESTION IS THIS

WHILE I HAPPEN TO HAVE SERVED

WITH YOU IN THE LEGISLATURE

FOR A SHORT TIME, I'M GONNA

ASK YOU THIS, AFTER 40 YEARS

THE NUMBER ONE LESSON YOU'VE

LEARNED ABOUT LEADERSHIP

THAT YOU WOULD TAKE INTO THE

GOVERNORSHIP IS?

>>RELATIONSHIPS. RELATIONSHIPS

HAVE... WE HAD A CLOSE

RELATIONSHIP

>>SURE DID

>>WHEN I NEEDED YOUR VOTE

I GOT IT, MORESO ON THE ISSUE

THE ISSUE WAS IMPORTANT

BUT MAYBE YOU'RE IFFY ON

SOMETHING, BUT IF YOU HAVE A

RELATIONSHIP, HEY I NEED YOU

COME ON, WE'RE BUDDIES, WE'RE

FRIE... RELATIONSHIPS COUNT

AND THAT'S WHY MY EXPERIENCE

IS GOING TO COUNT

>>SO WHY DOES COMPROMISE

GET SUCH A BAD NAME FOR SO MANY

>>SURE

>>PEOPLE? WHY IS THAT?

>>BECAUSE SOMETIMES COMPROMISE

CAN BE BAD, WHEN... I'LL GIVE

YOU A GOOD EXAMPLE

>>REAL QUICK

>>I TALKED ABOUT THE PAROLE

BOARD, OKAY, WHEN THEY PUT

THEIR BUDDIES ON A PAROLE BOARD

UNQUALIFIED, THAT'S A PART OF

COMPROMISE AND DEALING THAT

DOESN'T WORK THAT'S BAD

BUT GOOD COMPROMISE IS LIKE

THE RELATIONSHIP I HAD WITH

TOM KEAN, AND JON BRAMNICK...

>>REPUBLICAN...?

>>YES

>>YES YES

STATE SENATOR RAY LESNIAK

40 YEARS IN THE NEW JERSEY

STATE LEGISLATURE

A FEW IN THE ASSEMBLY

MOST MORE... MOST IN THE

SENATE, THE UPPER HOUSE

FOR THOSE OF US WHO ARE IN THE

LOWER HOUSE BELIEVE ME, WE KNEW

>>[LAUGHTER]

>>THE DIFFERENCE

THANK YOU, APPRECIATE IT

SENATOR

>>MY PLEASURE

>>WISH YOU ALL THE BEST

>>THANKS FOR HAVING ME

>>FOLKS, STAY WITH US

ON STATE OF AFFAIRS

WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK

RIGHT AFTER THIS

NEW JERSEY VOTERS WILL SOON

DECIDE WHO WILL BE NEW JERSEY'S

NEXT GOVERNOR AFTER CHRIS

CHRISTIE, NOW MY JOB IS TO ASK

THE CANDIDATES THE TOUGH

QUESTIONS THAT YOU WANT

ANSWERED, SO FOLLOW ME ON

TWITTER AT @STEVEADUBATO

AND POST THE NUMBER ONE

QUESTION THAT YOU WANT ME TO

ASK NEW JERSEY'S NEXT GOVERNOR

>>WE ARE PLEASED TO WELCOME

JEANETTE HOFFMAN, WHO IS A

REPUBLICAN STRATEGIST IN THE

GREAT STATE OF NEW JERSEY, AND

PHIL ALAGIA, CHIEF OF STAFF,

ESSEX COUNTY GOVERNMENT, AND

ALSO A DEMOCRATIC STRATEGIST.

WELCOME TO STATE OF AFFAIRS.

YOU LIKE OUR NEW SET?

>>BEAUTIFUL. I LOVE IT.

>>BEAUTIFUL. CONGRATULATIONS

ON A NEW SHOW.

>>WELL, THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS

HERE AT NJTV IN NEWARK. LET ME

ASK YOU, WE'VE BEEN TALKING TO

ALL THESE CANDIDATES RUNNING

FOR GOVERNOR IN NEW JERSEY OF

2017, TAKE OVER IN 2018.

LET ME ASK YOU, IF YOU WERE TO

SAY THE THREE ISSUES THAT

THIS RACE FOR GOVERNOR, POST

CHRIS CHRISTIE, WILL TURN ON,

WHAT WOULD YOU SAY THEY ARE?

>>ABSOLUTELY AFFORDABILITY

AND THE ECONOMY, PROPERTY

TAXES, AND SCHOOLS.

TO ME, THOSE ARE THE BIG

THREE. I THINK NEW JERSEY

HAS BEEN HAVING A TOUGH TIME

GRAPPLING WITH THOSE ISSUES.

YOU KNOW, YEAR AFTER YEAR,

WE HAVE PROPERTY TAXES THAT

KEEP SKYROCKETING.

WE HAVE A GAS TAX THAT'S

MAKING OUR STATE MORE

EXPENSIVE. I THINK THE PEOPLE

OF NEW JERSEY WANT TO HEAR

HOW THESE CANDIDATES ARE

GONNA ADDRESS THESE ISSUES.

>>BUT TAKE A STEP BACK, PHIL.

HOW DOES A CANDIDATE TALK

ABOUT PROPERTY TAXES, RIGHT?

AS OPPOSED TO SAYING...

SAY A CANDIDATE SAYS,

"I'M GOING TO LOWER YOUR

PROPERTY TAXES."

WAIT, HOW DOES THAT...?

>>DOESN'T EVERYONE SAY THAT?

>>YEAH.

>>THEY'RE GONNA LOWER...

EVERYONE SAYS THEY'RE GONNA

LOWER 'EM.

>>HOW?

>>AND THEY GO UP EVERY YEAR.

>>DEVIL'S ADVOCATE. IS IT

NOT THE MAYOR'S JOB, THE

CITY COUNCIL'S JOB, TO

MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT

WHAT THE PROPERTY TAX LEVY

SHOULD BE IN A COMMUNITY?

WHAT DOES THE GOVERNOR HAVE

TO DO WITH THAT?

>>YOU KNOW, THERE'S THE TAX

REBATES THAT THE STATE SENDS

OUT. IS IT A GIMMICKY THING TO

TRY TO GIVE SOME PROPERTY TAX

RELIEF TO PEOPLE? BUT YOU'RE

RIGHT. YOUR PROPERTY TAXES ARE

MADE UP... A SMALL PORTION BY

COUNTY GOVERNMENT, A SMALL

PORTION BY MUNICIPAL

GOVERNMENT.

>>WHAT'S THE BIGGEST PIECE?

>>BOARD OF EDUCATION.

>>YEAH. YUP.

>>SCHOOLS?

>>YOU RUN YOUR SCHOOL SYSTEM.

60 TO 70 PERCENT OF YOUR

BUDGET.

>>SO SAY SOMEONE SAYS,

THEY'RE RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR,

"I AM GOING TO MASSIVELY

INCREASE... I'M RUNNING FOR

GOVERNOR, AND I'M GONNA

SPEND MORE MONEY..."

YOU IMAGINE THIS CANDIDATE

RUNS FOR GOVERNOR?

>>MM HMM.

>>PHIL, BOTH OF YOU ADVISE

CANDIDATES WHO RUN FOR

MAJOR OFFICE, RIGHT?

YOU KNOW EVERY LEVEL OF

GOVERNMENT. A CANDIDATE SAYS,

"I'M GONNA RUN FOR OFFICE, AND

I'M GONNA SAY, 'I'M GONNA

SPEND MORE STATE MONEY OF YOUR

DOLLARS, TAX DOLLARS, ON

PUBLIC EDUCATION THAN EVER

BEFORE'". WINNING CAMPAIGN,

PHIL?

>>I DON'T THINK ANYONE WANTS

TO HEAR ABOUT MORE EXPENSES.

PEOPLE WANT TO HEAR, "DO MORE

WITH LESS" AND LET'S, YOU

KNOW, CUT CORNERS, AND LET'S

BRING THE COSTS DOWN, AND...

>>BUT ISN'T IT THAT STATE

AID TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT,

TO SERVE SCHOOLS, THAT COULD

POTENTIALLY KEEP YOUR PROPERTY

TAXES DOWN?

>>WELL, RIGHT. I THINK THAT IS

A HUGE ISSUE IN NEW JERSEY.

AND ONE WE HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE

TO TACKLE FOR DECADES.

BECAUSE THE WAY THE SCHOOL

FUNDING FORMULA WORKS, IF

THERE ARE HAVES AND HAVE-NOTS,

SOME DISTRICTS GET FUNDED

VERY WELL BY THE STATE, AND

OTHERS GET NOTHING. SO THEY

RELY ON TAXPAYERS TO MAKE

UP THE DIFFERENCE.

AND ALSO BECAUSE WE HAVE

ALMOST 600 MUNICIPALITIES

AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN

NEW JERSEY.

THAT'S A LOT. WE HAVE A LOT

OF SMALL LITTLE GOVERNMENTS

OUT THERE.

>>RIGHT.

>>SO CONCEIVABLY, IF THESE

TOWNS KEEP RUNNING THESE

SMALL LITTLE GOVERNMENTS,

YOUR TAX DOLLARS ARE GONNA GO

UP, RATHER THAN IF THEY

REGIONALIZED AND MERGED SOME

OF THEIR ESSENTIAL SERVICES,

YOU CAN SEE MORE SHARED

SAVINGS THERE.

>>PHIL?

>>BUT NO ONE WANTS TO GIVE UP

CONTROL. EVERY LITTLE TOWN...

>>RIGHT.

>>...WANTS TO NAME THEIR

PRINCIPAL. EVERYONE WANTS TO

NAME THEIR POLICE CHIEF.

EVERYONE WANTS TO, YOU KNOW,

IT'S MY LITTLE SCHOOL, AND

THE FUNNY THING IS, YOU KNOW,

IF YOU GO TO A TOWN LIKE

MONTCLAIR, OR...

>>DON'T YOU DARE SAY...!

>>[LAUGHTER]

>>[LAUGHTER]

>>SEE! HE... PHIL HAS TO

GO TO MY TOWN

DON'T YOU DARE SAY... GO AHEAD

>>OR, BUT ANY TOWN LIKE THAT

>>SAY MONTCLAIR, GO AHEAD

>>BUT YOU KNOW, WHEN YOU

TALK TO SOME PEOPLE THEY'RE

>>YES

>>LIKE, WE DON'T MIND PAYING

MORE PROPERTY TAXES IF IT MEANS

A BETTER SCHOOL OR IF I CAN

KEEP MY PRINCIPAL, OR I CAN

KEEP, YOU KNOW, FOR SO...

>>IF I CAN KEEP MY, BUT PHIL

PLAY THIS OUT FOR A SECOND

IF YOU'RE GONNA TRULY PLAY THE

GAME, WHAT DO MOST PEOPLE WANT?

IS IT PART OF THE PROBLEM?

I DON'T WANT TO GET

PHILOSOPHICAL, I WANT TO BE

VERY PRACTICAL HERE

IF WE'RE TALKING ABOUT THE

TRULY, THE STATE OF AFFAIRS

OF THE FISCAL REALITY OF

NEW JERSEY, OR WHAT'S THE

FISCAL STATE OF AFFAIRS OF

NEW JERSEY, ISN'T PART OF

THE PROBLEM, THAT WHAT PEOPLE

WANT, IN PART, IS DRIVING

UP THE COST AND THE FISCAL

PROBLEMS OF NEW JERSEY?

CAUSE WHAT THEY WANT

>>RIGHT

>>IS THEIR OWN SCHOOL DISTRICT

THEIR OWN CHIEF OF POLICE

THEIR OWN FIRE DEPARTMENT

AND FOR A COMMUNITY THAT'S

THAT SMALL, THEY... IT'S NOT

EFFICIENT ENOUGH, AND YOU

SHOULDN'T HAVE YOUR OWN

FIRE DEPARTMENT? YOU SHOULDN'T

HAVE YOUR OWN CHIEF OF POLICE?

YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE YOUR OWN

SCHOOL DISTRICT

BECAUSE THERE'S BUREAUCRACY

THAT GOES ALONG WITH THAT

RIGHT?

>>RIGHT

>>SO WHY CAN'T A POLITICIAN

RUN AND SAY, "YOU WANT THE

TRUTH? YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE

TRUTH THAT I'M GONNA TELL YOU"

>>[LAUGHTER]

THAT'S TRUE, AND I THINK

YOU'RE GONNA SEE A LOT OF

HARD DECISIONS NEED TO BE MADE

I THINK IT, WELL LOOK

GOVERNOR WHITMAN'S BEEN

TALKING ABOUT REGIONALIZING

SCHOOL DISTRICTS SINCE THE

90'S, HAS IT HAPPENED?

NO, BECAUSE OF THE POLITICAL

PRESSURE, SO I THINK

IF ANY CANDIDATE WANTS TO BE

HONEST WITH THE PEOPLE OF

>>REALLY HONEST?

>>NEW JERSEY, BRUTALLY HONEST

>>WHAT WOULD HE OR SHE DO?

>>HE OR SHE'S GONNA SAY

"LOOK, IF YOU WANT LOCAL

CONTROL, IF YOU WANT SMALL

GOVERNMENT, IT'S GONNA COST

YOU MORE. HERE ARE WAYS THAT

WE CAN REGIONALIZE SERVICES

YOU CAN STILL HAVE THE

SERVICES YOU NEED, AND STILL

HAVE IT BE SOMEWHAT SMALL

AND LOCAL" LIKE THE

PRINCETONS, THEY JUST

REGIONALIZED PRINCETON

BOROUGH AND PRINCETON TOWNSHIP

>>YES

>>THAT'S A PERFECT EXAMPLE

IS IT A HUGE MASSIVE

GOVERNMENT? NO, THERE'S STILL

LOCAL GOVERNMENT, THEY'RE STILL

>>IT CAN BE DONE?

>>CLOSE TO THE PEOPLE

IT CAN BE DONE

>>YOU LOOK AT BERGEN COUNTY

AND I BELIEVE THERE'S...

>>70 COMMUNITIES?

>>YEAH

>>THEY HAVE MORE PIECES

OF FIRE APPARATUS

THAN THE NEW YORK CITY

FIRE DEPARTMENT

BECAUSE EVERY LITTLE TOWN

>>WHAT?

>>HAS A FIRE TRUCK, A FIRE

ENGINE, A CAR FOR THE CHIEF

AND THIS, THAT, AND IF YOU

ADD 'EM ALL UP, THERE'S

ACTUALLY MORE PIECES OF

EQUIPMENT IN NORTH JERSEY

FOR A MUCH SMALLER POPULATION

>>BY THE WAY, ESSEX COUNTY

ONLY 22, JUST 22 COMMUNITIES

>>YES

>>I JUST WANT TO CLARIFY THAT

>>[LAUGHTER]

>>22

>>I KNEW YOU WEREN'T

GONNA TALK ABOUT ESSEX

>>BUT THERE'S SOME SMALL

COMMUNITIES IN ESSEX COUNTY

IN WEST ESSEX THAT'S, YOU KNOW

WE SHARE A REGIONAL SCHOOL

SYSTEM, AND IT'S EFFICIENT

BUT WE HAVE A GRAMM...

IN FAIRFIELD, WHERE I LIVE

WHICH I LOVE, AND IT'S A GREAT

TOWN, WE HAVE A GRAMMAR SCHOOL

THAT'S PART OF FAIRFIELD

AND WE GO TO REGIONAL HIGH

SCHOOL, BUT WE HAVE A

SUPERINTENDENT FOR THE

GRAMMAR SCHOOL, AND A

SUPERINTENDENT FOR THE

HIGH SCHOOL

>>ALRIGHT, LET'S DO THIS

ON THE PENSION ISSUE

WHAT WOULD YOU SAY TO THOSE

WHO SAY, "THIS MASSIVE PENSION

CRISIS" WHICH I'VE BEEN

TALKING TO EVERY CANDIDATE

RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR ABOUT

BY THE WAY, OUR TEAM'S GONNA

PUT UP OUR TWITTER HANDLE

AND ALSO OUR FACEBOOK PAGE

WE'RE CONTINUING TO GET

QUESTIONS FROM ALL KINDS OF

REALLY SMART ENGAGED PEOPLE

I LOVE WHEN PEOPLE SAY

PEOPLE DON'T CARE ABOUT

POLITICS, YOU CARE ABOUT

ISSUES, AND YOU CARE ABOUT

WHO'S GONNA BE NEW JERSEY'S

NEXT GOVERNOR, LOG ON

WE'LL TAKE THOSE QUESTIONS

THEY'VE BEEN VERY HELPFUL

HERE'S THE THING

I LOVE WHEN PEOPLE SAY

"WHAT DO I CARE ABOUT THE

PENSION CRISIS BECAUSE IT

DOESN'T AFFECT ME, I'M NOT

A GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE"

BUT PHILIP, IT DOES AFFECT

AND I'LL COME BACK TO YOU

JEANETTE, JUST... IT DOES

AFFECT EVERY PERSON IN THE

STATE, HOW?

>>WELL BECAUSE WE HAVE...

FIRST OF ALL, THERE'S

THERE'S A HUGE AMOUNT OF

GOVERNMENT WORKERS WHO ARE

DEPENDENT ON, YOU KNOW

PENSION, AS YOU LIKE TO SAY

FOR FULL DISCLOSURE

>>GO AHEAD

>>I'M... I WORK FOR THE

COUNTY OF ESSEX, I AM

A MEMBER OF THE NEW JERSEY

STATE PENSION SYSTEM, I...

>>YOU WANT IT TO BE THERE

FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY?

>>I BASE MY CAREER, I COULD

HAVE GONE INTO THE PRIVATE

SECTOR, I'VE MADE SOME

DECISIONS THAT, YOU KNOW, I'VE

BEEN WORKING IN GOVERNMENT ALL

MY LIFE, BUT MY PLAN IS

WHEN I HIT A CERTAIN AGE

AND I'M GONNA HAVE A

A RETIREMENT, NOW I'M WILLING

TO PAY MORE IN MY CONTRIBUTION

>>YOU WOULD?

>>IF IT'S IN LIEU OF NOT

>>YOU WOULD PHIL?

>>GETTING A PENSION AT ALL

IN LIEU OF IT GOING BELLY UP?

>>OKAY

>>YOU KNOW, BECAUSE I DON'T

WANT TO ADD...

>>ARE YOU AFRAID OF THAT?

>>YEAH ABSOLUTELY

>>ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE

PENSION SYSTEM GOING BELLY UP?

>>I'M AT AN AGE NOW WHERE IT'S

HARD FOR ME TO GET A NEW CAREER

I MEAN, IT'S A BIG PART OF

YOU KNOW, CERTAINLY THE

PRIVATE SECTOR, PROBABLY

PAYS MORE THAN THE GOVERNMENT

SECTOR, FOR THE STUFF THAT

WE CAN DO, SO WE MADE DECISIONS

BASED ON GETTING A PENSION

AND A LOT OF GOVERNMENT

WORKERS, THE POLICE, THE

FIRE, THE TEACHERS, THEY'VE

ALL MADE DECISIONS TO GO

INTO GOVERNMENT WORK, THINKING

THAT THE PENSION WOULD BE THERE

WHEN THEY RETIRED, WE HAVE TO

MAKE SURE IT'S THERE

>>MAKE THE CASE

>>BUT WHAT ABOUT THE REST OF

US, RIGHT? I MEAN THE

PENSION SYSTEM...

>>YOU MEAN NON GOVERNMENT?

>>NON GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

>>THOSE OF US WHO DO NOT WORK

FOR THE PUBLIC SECTOR PHIL

>>RIGHT, EXACTLY

>>GO AHEAD

>>THE STATE PENSION AND

HEALTH BENEFITS SYSTEM

HAS GOTTEN SO BIG

OVER THE PAST TWO DECADES

AND REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS

ARE GUILTY OF GIVING A LOT AWAY

GIVING THE STORE AWAY TO

PUBLIC EMPLOYEE UNIONS

>>GIVING THE STORE AWAY?

>>WELL NOT GIVING... LOOK

THEY'RE... THEY MADE PROMISES

THEY COULD NOT KEEP

WE ARE PAYING SO MUCH FOR OUR

PENSION BENEFITS PROGRAMS

>>BUT THAT'S NOT THE FAULT OF

PUBLIC EMPLOYEES?

>>NO IT'S NOT, BUT IF THEY

WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT

THEIR PENSION, LIKE PHIL

WANTS TO MAKE SURE THAT HE

HAS A PENSION, RIGHT?

WE NEED TO MAKE SURE THAT

THESE REFORMS ARE THERE

SO THE FUND IS SOLVENT

I MEAN THIS IS HAPPENING

ALL OVER THE COUNTRY

AND TAXPAYERS IN NEW JERSEY

SHOULD CARE ABOUT THIS ISSUE

BECAUSE WHEN WE'RE LAYING OUT

A HUGE CHUNK OF OUR BUDGET

FOR THE PENSION, WE'RE NOT

ADDRESSING SCHOOLS, WE'RE NOT

ADDRESSING HEALTHCARE, THAT'S

MONEY THAT WE CAN'T PUT

FORWARD TO LOWERING PROPERTY

TAXES, BECAUSE IT'S ALREADY

COMMITTED TO THE PENSION

HEALTH BENEFITS FUND

>>JEANETTE LET'S CLARIFY THIS

THE BUDGET RIGHT NOW IS

35 BILLION DOLLARS, GIVE OR

TAKE A FEW MILLION

SO GOVERNOR CHRISTIE

INTRODUCES HIS BUDGET

2.5 BILLION DOLLARS OR SO

HE'S PROPOSING IN FISCAL YEAR

2018, GO DIRECTLY TO

A STATE CONTRIBUTION TO

THE PENSION CRISIS

THAT'S A HUGE CHUNK MORE

THAN MOST GOVERNORS, A LOT OF

THE LAST GOVERNORS, DEMOCRATS

AND REPUBLICANS, PUT TOGETHER

THAT'S WAY MORE THAN MOST

>>AND LESS THAN THE ACTUARIES

SAY HE SHOULD PUT IN

>>WHICH, BY THE WAY, YOU THINK

IS A GOOD THING?

>>I THINK THAT, AGAIN, IF YOU

DON'T... IF... YOU HAVE TO

TAKE IT FROM SOMEWHERE ELSE

YOU HAVE TO TAKE IT FROM

SCHOOLS, OR FROM HEALTHCARE

OR FROM CHARITY CARE

SO THERE'S NOT ENOUGH

DOLLARS TO GO AROUND, BUT...

>>SO THE, HOLD ON, THE MORE

SORRY FOR INTERRUPTING

PHIL, THE MORE MONEY THAT

COMES OUT OF THE STATE

OR FROM THE STATE TO GO INTO

IT, IT COMES FROM SOMEWHERE

ELSE?

>>IT HAS TO

>>RIGHT

>>BUT IT'S GOT... BUT

FOR THOSE WHO ARGUE

THAT CHRIS CHRISTIE OR

OTHER GOVERNORS HAVEN'T DONE

ENOUGH, EVEN THOUGH, FRANKLY

THE GOVERNOR DOESN'T NEED ME

DEFENDING HIM, HE HAS PUT IN

MORE THAN MOST

>>HE HAS. MORE THAN ANY OTHER

GOVERNOR

>>BUT WHAT AB... THERE'S A

CONUNDRUM HERE, BECAUSE

THOSE ARE SAYING

YOU KNOW, THE MORE YOU TAKE OUT

IT'S NOT GOING TO HEALTHCARE

IT'S NOT GOING TO EDUCATION

SO WHAT'S THE ANSWER?

>>WELL I THINK THE ANSWER IS

WE HAVE TO REFORM THE SYSTEM

WE CAN'T CONTINUE TO

PAY FOR SOMETHING THAT WE

CAN'T AFFORD, WE CAN'T

AFFORD THESE CADILLAC BENEFIT

HEALTH PACKAGES, WE NEED TO

REFORM IT, REFORM THE PENSION

SYSTEM FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE

COMING INTO THE SYSTEM?

>>YOU'RE SAYING PHIL HAS A

CADILLAC HE DOESN'T DESERVE?

>>[LAUGHTER]

>>I CANNOT BELIEVE YOU

JUST SAID THAT

>>I LOVE PHIL, I WOULD NEVER

SAY THAT ABOUT HIM

BUT I'M JUST SAYING WE

CAN'T MAKE PROMISES

>>OKAY

>>WE CAN'T AFFORD TO KEEP

>>ALRIGHT. PHIL, STOP

YOU HAVE A SMILE ON YOUR FACE

I'VE KNOWN YOU, FULL DISCLOSURE

I'VE KNOWN YOU LONG ENOUGH TO

KNOW THAT YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO

SAY

>>I'M NOT IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR

WITH ALL THESE PERKS AND BEING

>>[LAUGHTER] PERKS!

>>ABLE TO GO WHEREVER I WANT

>>I PAY FOR MY OWN HEALTHCARE

>>A HARD GOVERNMENT WORKER

>>YES [LAUGHTER]

>>YOU KNOW, ONE OF THE THINGS

>>ENOUGH SAID, PHIL

>>YEAH [LAUGHTER]

>>WORD ASSOCIATION, I'VE BEEN

DOING THIS WITH EVERYONE WHO'S

COME INTO OUR STUDIO

HERE AT THE AGNES VARIS STUDIO

HERE AT NJTV

WORD ASSOCIATION

I GOTTA DO THIS WITH YOU FIRST

>>OH... UH OH [LAUGHTER]

>>DONALD TRUMP

YOU DON'T HAVE THAT MUCH

TIME TO THINK

>>OPTIMISTIC. I'M OPTIMISTIC

ABOUT DONALD TRUMP

>>ARE YOU?

>>AFTER HIS RECENT ADDRESS TO

CONGRESS, I THINK HE'S

PRESIDENTIAL, I THINK HE'S

TRYING TO UNITE THE COUNTRY

AND I THINK HE'S TACKLING BIG

ISSUES

>>THIS SHOW MIGHT AIR, WILL AIR

A FEW WEEKS AFTER THAT

MAY... SOME THINGS MAY HAPPEN

IN BETWEEN THAT ADDRESS TO

CONGRESS, PHIL, AND WHEN THIS

SHOW AIRS, YOU THINK SOME

TWEETS OR SOME OTHER THINGS

MIGHT HAPPEN PHIL?

>>I'M SURE THEY WILL

THE WORD THAT COMES TO MY HEAD

IS DISAPPOINTMENT

I'M DISAPPOINTED WHEN I HAVE

TO SPEAK TO MY FRIENDS FROM

EUROPE AND THEY ASK ME

"HOW DID YOU ELECT DONALD TRUMP

PRESIDENT?" AND YOU KNOW THEY

SAY THAT TOURISM, FOREIGN

TOURISM, I READ A STUDY THIS

MORNING, IS GONNA GO DOWN

ABOUT HALF A MILLION PEOPLE

WHICH IS REVENUE TO THE COUNTRY

BECAUSE THEY'RE... THEY DON'T

FEEL WELCOME BY THE NEW TRUMP

ADMINISTRATION

>>REALLY?

>>YUP

>>DO YOU WANT TO RESPOND TO

YOUR FRIEND PHIL?

>>YEAH, LISTEN, I DON'T AGREE

WITH EVERYTHING THAT THE

PRESIDENT IS DOING, I DO HAVE

SOME CONCERNS ABOUT THE

TRAVEL BAN, HOWEVER

I THINK IF HE WORKS WITH

CONGRESS, AND TACKLES

THE BIG ISSUES, LIKE JOBS

LIKE OUR NATIONAL SECURITY

I THINK WE'RE GONNA BE OKAY

I THINK WE NEED TO KEEP OUR

EYE ON THE BALL, I THINK THE

PRESIDENT NEEDS TO KEEP HIS EYE

ON THE BALL, AND GET OFF THE

INTERNET, AND STOP TWEETING

AND FOCUS ON THE REAL ISSUES

>>REALLY? YOU SAY STOP

TWEETING?

>>I DON'T THINK IT'S DOING

THE COUNTRY ANY SERVICE

>>A FEW SECONDS

>>I'M A FIERCE LOYAL DEMOCRAT

BUT AS AN AMERICAN, THERE'S

NOTHING I HOPE MORE THAN

HE DOES A PHENOMENAL GREAT JOB

AS PRESIDENT, BECAUSE THAT

WOULD BE GOOD FOR THE COUNTRY

I JUST, SO FAR, I DON'T SEE IT

>>YOU'RE NOT OPT...

>>I DON'T SEE IT

>>SHE SAYS OPTIMISTIC

YOU SAY?

>>I'M NOT OPTIMISTIC AT ALL

THE COUNTRY IT SEEMS LIKE WE'RE

>>ALRIGHT

>>I SEE THE GLASS HALF FULL

>>SPREAD... I SEE IT HALF EMPTY

>>THAT IS IT, BY THE WAY

JEANETTE, I WANT TO THANK

YOU SO MUCH, PHIL, THANK YOU

SO MUCH, THAT IS IT FOR THIS

PARTICULAR EDITION OF

STATE OF AFFAIRS

HERE AT NJTV STUDIOS

I AM STEVE ADUBATO

I WANT TO THANK YOU SO MUCH

FOR WATCHING

>>STATE OF AFFAIRS

WITH STEVE ADUBATO

IS A PRODUCTION OF THE

CAUCUS EDUCATIONAL CORPORATION

CELEBRATING OVER 25 YEARS OF

BROADCAST EXCELLENCE

STATE OF AFFAIRS

WITH STEVE ADUBATO

IS BROUGHT TO YOU FROM

THE AGNES VARIS NJTV STUDIO

AT 2 GATEWAY

FUNDING HAS BEEN PROVIDED BY

RWJBARNABAS HEALTH

NEW JERSEY RESOURCES

NJM

INTERNATIONAL UNION OF

OPERATING ENGINEERS

LOCAL 825

THE NORTHEAST REGIONAL COUNCIL

OF CARPENTERS

TD BANK

MD ADVANTAGE

INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY

AND BY

THESE PUBLIC SPIRITED

ORGANIZATIONS, INDIVIDUALS, AND

ASSOCIATIONS, COMMITTED TO

INFORMING NEW JERSEY'S CITIZENS

ABOUT THE IMPORTANT ISSUES

FACING THE GARDEN STATE

AND BY

EMPLOYER'S ASSOCIATION OF

NEW JERSEY

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

>>TOGETHER WE'RE BEATING CANCER

TOGETHER WE'RE UNLOCKING THE

MYSTERIES OF THE BRAIN

TOGETHER WE'RE CHANGING THE WAY

HEALTHCARE IS PROVIDED,

DELIVERED, AND IMAGINED

WELCOME TO RWJBARNABAS HEALTH

NEW JERSEY'S MOST COMPREHENSIVE

HEALTHCARE SYSTEM, WITH 41,000

MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS SERVING

MILLIONS OF PEOPLE THROUGHOUT

NEW JERSEY. SO WHEN IT COMES TO

YOUR HEALTH AND WELLNESS

YOU'RE NEVER ALONE

RWJBARNABAS HEALTH

LET'S BE HEALTHY TOGETHER

For more infomation >> Sen. Ray Lesniak, Jeanette Hoffman & Phil Alagia - Duration: 26:46.

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Running Home to You - Grant Gustin (Barry Allen) (Flash Soundtrack Cover) - Duration: 4:00.

Can't say how the days will unfold, Can't change what the future may hold.

But, I want you in it, Every hour, every minute.

This world can race by far too fast.

Hard to see while it's all flying past.

But, it's clear now, When you're standing here now.

I am meant

to be wherever you are next to me.

All

I want to do, Is come running home to you,

Come running home to you.

And all my life I promise to, Keep running home to you,

Keep running home, To you.

And I could see it, Right from the start,

Right from the start.

That you would be, Be my light in the dark,

Light in the dark.

Oh, you gave me no other choice, But to love you.

All I want to do, Is come running home to you,

Come running home to you.

And all my life I promise to, Keep running home to you,

Keep running home?

Home to you .

Can't say how the days will unfold, Can't change what the future may hold.

But, I want you in it, Every hour, every minute.

For more infomation >> Running Home to You - Grant Gustin (Barry Allen) (Flash Soundtrack Cover) - Duration: 4:00.

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Derek Phillips' Hunt Story - Duration: 1:35.

Hi, my name is Derek Phillips.

I've been with Crete for 10 years now.

I got started at a young age because my brother, at the time, was working night ops.

He was in third shift dispatch, and lured me into joining the second shift dispatch

team.

At the time I had very minimal knowledge of the trucking industry, other than driving

a 3-axle truck you know around the farm in small town western Nebraska.

It's been quite the learning experience, it's been a heck of a ride.

About two years after joining the night operations team, I was promoted to our night operations

manager which is basically managing a group of dispatchers and drivers over the holiday's,

the weekends, and nights.

After that, you know a couple years later I was promoted to our Lincoln Fleet Manager

where I manage drivers mainly in a 500 mile radius of our Lincoln, Nebraska terminal as

well as our office staff.

The majority of my day is spent solving problems from driver issues to equipment issues to

working with our in-house office personnel, our dispatch, the safety department, log department,

breakdown, shop, I mean you name it.

I'd say the best part of my job is that no day or phone call or interaction with the

drivers is ever the same.

If you happen to swing through Lincoln or are coming through and have a few minutes,

stop in and say hi.

Thanks!

For more infomation >> Derek Phillips' Hunt Story - Duration: 1:35.

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Real-Time Face Recognition Threatens Our Way Of Life - Duration: 18:51.

For more infomation >> Real-Time Face Recognition Threatens Our Way Of Life - Duration: 18:51.

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Valerian - New Movie

For more infomation >> Valerian - New Movie

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James Lawson's Trucking Story - We Hire Veterans Stories - Duration: 2:18.

My name is James Lawson.

I'm out of the Greensboro terminal.

I came to Crete to work in October 2004, and before then I was in the military for 21 years.

I retired in 1997, during my retirement we had a JB, Werner, and Schneider to do their

orientation briefing.

So I said well listen, I got to start working start working somewhere so let's go with trucking.

So I did.

Schneider picked me up, got me trained up and everything else.

After being with them for four years, I said well ok I'd like to go somewhere else.

So I went with another company.

I was with them for five years, but they went out of business.

When they went out of business I had no job, so I called up Crete and in two weeks time

Crete had me a new job.

Alright.

Once I came on with Crete, they gave me a pay raise right off the bat, so that was a

good thing because that's what I like.

They have good pay, the equipment is good.

The equipment is good, and that's what I did.

One of the biggest things that I like about Crete is they got good equipment, they have

medical, dental, and those things are important as well.

I mean I like that as well.

I do get VA benefits, they help me out with the medical costs.

They are a well known company, everybody always talks about them.

Everybody asks me questions about you know what they do and I tell them the truth.

With them you got the 401k, which I don't really participate in but the profit sharing

that's good.

I like that.

I've been with Crete and I've had like three or four driver of the month awards.

I also have a million mile award and that's it.

Thank you!

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