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We recently met and we found out that his mother was Jewish, his grandmother was Jewish.
So, Mr. Mayor, we might find out very soon that he's not Jewish.
Don't hang out with me.
So, welcome to our community.
And I want to tell you about Rabbi Indig.
Not when your numbers were up, when Adams dropped out.
First day, he called me up and said, I like this guy.
And I'm going to meet him no matter what the consequences are.
He called me after he met you.
He told me, this guy, he's a friend of the Jewish people.
He's real. He's sincere.
And I believe he's going to be the best mayor of New York City.
And I'm going to put him all the way.
So, this is who Rabbi Indig is and he represents us all.
So, congratulations.
Why do you have to waste a few weeks on becoming the mayor of New York City?
We hope you come back.
Absolutely.
We believe you will and you bring along.
Eric is going to show you the directions how to get here.
He's almost here every week.
If you're not here as Brad, David, everybody.
So, thank you for coming. It's an honor.
Thank you. Thank you so much.
I also want to mention before I give it over to you
that we have a very good friend over here,
which he is a friend from many years back.
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