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3.22.25 Seth Grossman WPG Radio

Black Uber driver voted Trump.

Councilman George Tibbitt talks Convention / Boardwalk Hall.

Senator Bill Gormley made very big mistake. Build new conference hall to far off the boardwalk. Homeless right next door.

What to do ? Sell conference ctr. Convert old Boardwalk Hall back to a Conference Ctr.

Foolish sand dunes

The Boardwalk was built in 1894 in order to look at the ocean and get sand off shoes before entering hotels.

One bad hurricane will destroy dunes in a few minutes.

Homeless are not homeless. They are mentally ill.



Every time I come to Florida and I take the Uber or the Lyft, to get from the airport to my daughter's house, I always seem to have a nice conversation with the Lyft driver or the Uber driver. 

I had a chance to speak to my first random young black man who was proud of the fact that he voted for Donald Trump. I met some older, black Americans, but this is the first young guy. It was interesting because our conversation started, when I asked him in Florida where he was from, he said he was in Brooklyn. I mentioned I had been in Brooklyn for the Jewish holiday of Purim last weekend, and, we started going through the various neighborhoods in Brooklyn. And then he randomly told me that in a safe black neighborhood, that he was used to, growing up, one of his friends, in broad daylight was robbed by a member of a Venezuelan gang with who had tattoos and was on a motorbike and he was so outraged that it's not safe a black man can't be safe in our own neighborhoods, because of all these illegal immigrants.

He volunteered the fact that he was so happy that Trump is finally doing something to round them up and send them out. And, he said I never ever voted, Republican in my life. I voted for Donald Trump last November, and, we've got to do something about these illegal immigrants.

The movement for an, a constitutional convention to change our constitution. And a lot of Republicans and a lot of good conservatives are on the wrong side of this issue. I don't know if you had any conversation before, but, we have a constitution that has limits on the federal government. The federal government's only supposed to be spending money on national projects for national purposes. The federal government is not supposed to be fixing potholes in Atlantic City. It's not supposed to be buying fire engines for a volunteer fire department. It's not supposed to be moving sand from one part of the beach to the other. It's supposed to deal with national problems that state and local governments couldn't deal, by themselves. 

We have these evil Democrats and stupid Republicans. So as long as we have stupid Republicans or clueless conservatives who think it's a good idea, the left is going to manipulate us into making this happen. It it so it is a danger. So the key thing is to hit our republican legislators.

I'm gonna take a couple of issues that George Tibbitt talked about. One of them is, like, Atlantic Avenue in Atlantic City is a mess. It's like going into a third world country. In fact, it's worse than a third world country because I was in Guatemala, and Atlantic Avenue is worse than anything they have in Guatemala from what I could see. And why isn't it getting fixed? Well, they'll tell you, well, the the mayor says we can't fix it because the federal government isn't giving us the money. And the federal government is isn't giving us the money because we don't wanna have a stupid road diet to turn Atlantic Avenue, our main thoroughfare, into a, one lane going in each direction. So so what's the problem here? The real problem is during the last twenty years, New Jersey has made it too expensive for the government to do anything. 

The government can't build a firehouse unless it costs $5,000,000 to build a garage for a fire truck. Right? We can't build a circle around the airport, you know, to to turn a circle into traffic lights.