Speaker 1: Pussy. I'm this is the seventy seven WABC Mini.
Speaker 2: Cast Caroline Shinkle. She's running with that seat again that
Speaker 2: Cherry Nadler and his fat ass occupied for many years
Speaker 2: in Manhattan. But a few weeks ago I went out
Speaker 2: to Bedminster. You guys know this, and it was another
Speaker 2: time when President Trump, hundreds of people in the crowd
Speaker 2: saw me and made a big deal about it. Outside
Speaker 2: of Trump doing that that night, my second favorite part
Speaker 2: of that night was not only seeing Carolin Shinkle, but
Speaker 2: meeting a mother.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what a beautiful, elegant, smart woman.
Speaker 2: Now I go back and forth with Caroline's mother when
Speaker 2: it comes to Caroline's events and booking Caroline for the
Speaker 2: radio show. So Caroline is here again for the second time.
Speaker 2: But just so you know, sweetheart, you're here because of
Speaker 2: your mother.
Speaker 3: You know that, right, I know that said good morning,
Speaker 3: good morning. And by the way, I loved your prior segment.
Speaker 3: And when you say that behind every successful book is
Speaker 3: a great author, I think behind every successful political candidate
Speaker 3: is their mother. So this is great just so fitting.
Speaker 2: You're right, You're right, gee, you guys are a heck
Speaker 2: of a one two team. I gotta tell you that night.
Speaker 2: You were both terrific. I know you had a big
Speaker 2: event last night. Unfortunately I couldn't make it, but all
Speaker 2: I heard was great things about it this morning. So
Speaker 2: tell the folks about what went down. Were Mishinkle last night?
Speaker 3: Well, thank you, Sid, it's great to be back with you.
Speaker 3: We had an amazing event last night with former Congressman
Speaker 3: Peter King, who of course represented New York for many
Speaker 3: years in Congress.
Speaker 1: He was on this show just yesterday. Pete King was there.
Speaker 3: He was there, He was our guest of honor.
Speaker 1: Yes, love Yes.
Speaker 3: And he's he's been such a supporter of mine, said
Speaker 3: and he sees the vision and the importance of this
Speaker 3: election and getting people like me into office at this
Speaker 3: critical time in history, because, as you know, this path
Speaker 3: that we're on, Mom Donnie's trying to turn Manhattan into
Speaker 3: Moscow on the Hudson, and we're not going to let
Speaker 3: that happen. We're not going to stand for it. And
Speaker 3: so this is the time to wake up. And I
Speaker 3: think people are seeing the light what Mom Donnie is doing,
Speaker 3: from eroding our tax base to tripling down on the
Speaker 3: anti Semitic rhetoric, which is leading to anti Semitic violence
Speaker 3: to the government run grocery stores. Hello Soviet Union. I mean,
Speaker 3: this is really scary stuff. The public doxing of all
Speaker 3: the property owners in New York City who are going
Speaker 3: to be subject to this Pieta tear at tax. People
Speaker 3: are very scared about the future. Said, but it doesn't
Speaker 3: have to be that way. And I think this is
Speaker 3: the time, if ever there were a time, to cross
Speaker 3: party lines and vote for common sense over crazy. This
Speaker 3: is it. You know.
Speaker 2: I don't want to, I guess, say bad things about
Speaker 2: any other Republican in the city, because again, I try
Speaker 2: to help everybody.
Speaker 1: I really do.
Speaker 2: But you're the most impressive. I don't know way you
Speaker 2: went to school. I know you told me this at
Speaker 2: one point, but every time you speak, I mean this.
Speaker 2: I have no reason to patronized, you know what.
Speaker 1: I'm a dude. I like you, a nice person, but
Speaker 1: you're so impressive.
Speaker 2: When I hear you on the radio, when I see
Speaker 2: you speak at events like Joe Jornanda's event last week.
Speaker 1: Where did you go to school? What did you do?
Speaker 1: I think you're a lawyer, obviously.
Speaker 3: Right, I am said, Yes, I'm a graduate of MIT actually,
Speaker 3: where I studied economics, and then I went to Harvard
Speaker 3: Law School and became a corporate attorney. I've been practicing
Speaker 3: here in New York City, but before all that, I
Speaker 3: had a career in central banking, so I worked at
Speaker 3: the Federal Reserve down in Washington, also lived in Jerusalem
Speaker 3: when I was working at the Bank of Israel. I
Speaker 3: spend time at the European Central Bank in Germany and
Speaker 3: also the Bank for International Settlements in Bossble, Switzerland. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, this is an incredibly impressive resume, and
Speaker 2: it does in bode the question, Caroline, why would you want.
Speaker 1: To do this?
Speaker 3: Because we have to say, this is an hour and
Speaker 3: never moment, and I think if we allow somebody like
Speaker 3: my opponent to get into this office, he's going to
Speaker 3: bend and need a Mom Donnie. He already has, he
Speaker 3: endorsed Mom Donnie, he supports Mom Donnie, and so he
Speaker 3: is enabling Mom Donnie and the DSA's radical agenda. And
Speaker 3: we know what the DSA wants to do. They've told
Speaker 3: us as much. They want to eliminate the Senate, eliminate
Speaker 3: the Supreme Court, eliminate the presidency, eliminate national borders, eliminate
Speaker 3: private property, eliminate prisons, eliminate Israel, and eliminate our country,
Speaker 3: and we cannot allow that to happen. Otherwise, said, why
Speaker 3: did we win World War Two? Why did we win
Speaker 3: the Cold War?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: I mean, if we allow New York City to be
Speaker 3: taken over by these radical people, it's almost as if
Speaker 3: we've lost the Cold War. But we're not going to
Speaker 3: let that happen. So we have a chance on November
Speaker 3: three to take our city back, to really take back
Speaker 3: our country. This is a fight to preserve Western civilization.
Speaker 3: And I would invite all your listeners to check out
Speaker 3: my website Carolinefnew York dot com to learn more.
Speaker 1: Is that the number four or fr for.
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: So I guess you keep saying my opponent, he really
Speaker 2: should say this pastard's name so people know not to
Speaker 2: vote for this guy.
Speaker 1: What's his name?
Speaker 3: His name is Michael Lasher.
Speaker 2: Michael lash Michael Lasher, You yes it, that's a guy
Speaker 2: you're running.
Speaker 1: I guess I should know this. I apologize.
Speaker 2: He is one of the lie He is disgusting. Michael
Speaker 2: Lasher is disgusting. He is one of those people. Look
Speaker 2: he's right there. This is my opinion, just my opinion.
Speaker 2: But he's right there with people like Brad Lander, that
Speaker 2: idiot Michael Lasher. This is a guy you gotta beat.
Speaker 2: You better beat this guy's ass.
Speaker 3: We're gonna do it, said, And don't forget. He has
Speaker 3: been consistently asked to defend Israel against the false and
Speaker 3: absurd charge of genocide. He won't do it. He won't
Speaker 3: give an answer. He says he's a Zionist, but he's not.
Speaker 3: He's completely caved in on Israel. He's gotten visibly upset
Speaker 3: into dates and forums when he's been asked about Israel, saying,
Speaker 3: you know, exasperatedly, why do we care about Israel so much?
Speaker 3: In here in New York City? Or he calls it,
Speaker 3: you know, a plot of land the size of New Jersey.
Speaker 3: So unlike me, he finds speaking on behalf of the
Speaker 3: Jewish community to be tiring. And don't forget, he's also
Speaker 3: working with the disgraced media consultant Morris Katz, the guy
Speaker 3: who was a top advisor to Mom Donnie Yeah, and
Speaker 3: who was running the campaign of the Nazi up in Maine,
Speaker 3: Graham Platner. So this is this is very radical stuff.
Speaker 3: And he doubled down on that not too long ago,
Speaker 3: he was asked if he was going to continue to
Speaker 3: work with cats, and he basically snapped and said the
Speaker 3: question was ridiculous and anybody who dared to question his
Speaker 3: association with this guy need to have their priorities re examined. Well,
Speaker 3: I think he's the one. He needs to have his
Speaker 3: priorities re examined.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he's a loser.
Speaker 2: Just trust me, Okay, I mean President Trump could basically
Speaker 2: insert Lansher's name into his comments about l sied out
Speaker 2: of Michigan last night. Just insert that name. So are
Speaker 2: you going to have an opportunity to debate this loser
Speaker 2: or not?
Speaker 3: Well, I've challenged him to a series of debates. I
Speaker 3: doubt he'll step up. I don't think he has the courage.
Speaker 3: I don't think he has the character. He definitely can't
Speaker 3: defend any of what he's saying, from abolishing ice to
Speaker 3: free universal healthcare, free this, free that. By the way,
Speaker 3: when we say universal whatever, that just means universal bankruptcy
Speaker 3: for everybody. So no conception as to how to build
Speaker 3: up New York City and build up our tax base.
Speaker 3: He spent his career as a political bureaucrat or as
Speaker 3: I call him, said, a political apparachic with no understanding
Speaker 3: of how the real world works. I've built my career
Speaker 3: in the private sector, building businesses, building value, understanding what
Speaker 3: it means to leverage these global economic systems to work
Speaker 3: for the benefit of New York City and the American people.
Speaker 3: My opponent knows none of that. He only knows failure.
Speaker 3: He's only ever work as a failed aid to other
Speaker 3: failed politicians. So if we hope to change the trajectory
Speaker 3: of New York City, we have to do something differently
Speaker 3: this November. And the choice could not be more stark.
Speaker 2: Caroline Shinkle, if you were running in South Florida, you're
Speaker 2: a schewing. If you were running in Nashville, Tennessee, you're asuing.
Speaker 2: If you were running in Texas, most of Texas, not
Speaker 2: all of it. Tula Rico's winning, you're a ssuing. But
Speaker 2: you know, these people in this city are nuts. I'm
Speaker 2: sorry you come at this your common sense. You're smart.
Speaker 2: You're pointing out all the real problems which really, really
Speaker 2: really do exist, and he's on the side of every
Speaker 2: one of them. You've got an economic background that can
Speaker 2: put you right there in the White House next to
Speaker 2: President trumpet Larry Kudlow, I mean, you've got it all.
Speaker 2: You're beautiful, your mom's great. But this city, these people
Speaker 2: are nuts. I am starting to lose faith in New
Speaker 2: York more and more every day. So the question is,
Speaker 2: are you somewhat nervous, maybe intimidated by the New York
Speaker 2: voter that they don't want common sense, they don't want
Speaker 2: things to get better, that they are perfectly okay living
Speaker 2: on the Upper East Side where you live, with the
Speaker 2: city run like this.
Speaker 3: I'm not intimidated, said, I know that New Yorkers are
Speaker 3: going to do the right thing because what we're doing
Speaker 3: right now is unsustainable and they know it. And I
Speaker 3: think the Jewish community is going to be key to
Speaker 3: all of this. They are scared for their lives, They're
Speaker 3: scared for their future, for their children's future. We cannot
Speaker 3: continue down this path, not when we have people like
Speaker 3: my opponent who are ratifying Momdani's behavior and anti semitism
Speaker 3: by supporting this guy, by enabling him. We've got to
Speaker 3: send a serious message to the world and to the
Speaker 3: left that we're not going to tolerate the complete takeover
Speaker 3: of their party by the DSA and these delusional socialists
Speaker 3: of America as I call them, and really this communist
Speaker 3: thinking