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“Garbage or Hot Garbage”: NYC Voters Had No Good Options
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21:10Now PlayingNew York City politics and public safety are colliding in a way that feels impossible to ignore. In this clip, I talk with Sam about what she posted during election season, why she called the choices “garbage or hot garbage,” and what it’s actually like raising kids while riding the NYC subway every day. We get into the reality many New Yorkers see on the streets, why some officers feel their hands are tied, and the hard question parents keep asking: at what point do you leave?
If you care about NYC safety, subway crime, parenting in New York, and how politics impacts daily life, this conversation will hit home.
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