Podcasts about nassau county executive laura curran

Bill McIntyre talks with former Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about the results of the 2024 Election - where do Democrats go from here?  Plus, is she going to run for her old job back?  What does she think of the job Bruce Blakeman has done, plus thoughts on Nassau University Medical Center's financial troubles and more.

A day after Tom Suozzi won the special election to replace Congressman George Santos, Newsline with Brigitte Quinn asked political consultant and former Nassau County Executive Laura Curran what the race means for the rest of Congress.

Biden is losing to Trump in 7 battleground states. Mark interviews former Nassau County Executive Laura Curran. Mark and Laura talked about who will fill the Congressional seat left by George Santos.

The House is expected to hold the third expulsion vote on Long Island Congressman George Santos this week. Newsline with Brigitte Quinn spoke with political analyst and former Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about next steps for the embattled lawmaker.

Bill McIntyre talks with former Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about her new career as a podcast and radio host, about her feelings on the County since leaving office, the role of government, and other important issues.

Jesse talks with former Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about the media letting people down with their fake news. Social media platforms also need to monitor the fake information.

So many questions when it comes to the Supreme Court's decision on Roe V. Wade. We reached out to our friend, former Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, to see if she could help make sense of the decision & answer some of our questions.

Kick off the New Year with Bernie & Sid in the Morning as the boys return on this Monday edition to ease you into the "Month of Mondays" that is the long month of January. Bernie & Sid make up for lost time and dive right into the all the news you may have missed over the Holiday vacation. Top stories included legendary actress Betty White passing away at the age of 99, Andy Cohen using his air time during the CNN New Year's Even celebration to lay into now former Mayor Bill De Blasio, Dr. Anthony Fauci and Rochelle Walensky seemingly unable to get on the same page regarding COVID, President Biden's wherewithal continues to deteriorate, Dr. Leana Wen on CNN saying cloth masks simply do not work, Joy Reid and The View magpies slamming Governor Desantis for being absent while he was actually at home tending to his cancer-stricken wife, fake news hosts continue to pedal misinformation about Coronavirus, Robert Malone gets censored after he makes comments on the Joe Rogan Podcast outlining how our government is lawless, Eric Adams gets sworn in as the new Mayor of New York City, and chaos at Metlife stadium over the weekend as star Tampa Bay Buccaneers receiver Antonio Brown quit on his team in the middle of the game. Editor-in-Chief of National Review Rich Lowry joins Bernie & Sid for his weekly Monday morning segment. He's followed by Dr. Marc Siegel in the programs third hour, and former Nassau County Executive Laura Curran in today's final hour. Make sure you stay tuned as the Peerless Boilers Beat Bernie Contest is back and today's installment of Lidia Reports will make your jaw drop!

Bill McIntyre and Jon Gallo talk with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about her election loss, school safety, and the latest on COVID in the county. Then, Hugh Cassiere, MD, chief of critical care services at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset, part of Northwell Health, talks about the latest vaccine updates.

On this Wednesday edition of Bernie & Sid in the Morning, Sid dives into incoming Mayor Eric Adams' pick for NYPD Police Commissioner, Keechant Sewell. By all accounts, Adams made the right choice in Sewell, who vows to put a stop to violent crime in New York City. In other news of the day, President Biden calls for Congressional hearings over rising food costs, Kamala Harris dishes out a couple more lies per usual, Nikki Haley comments on Biden's weakness in regards to his dealings with Russia and China, Jen Psaki seemingly couldn't care less about service members being fired for not complying with the vaccine mandate, Kathy Hochul admits her controversial mask mandate didn't make a difference in NYC, and incoming School's Chancellor David Banks shows he's the right man to fix education in the Big Apple. Former Congressman Peter King calls in and joins Sid for his weekly Wednesday morning segment. Other guests included former NYPD Police Commissioner Bernie Kerik, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, and Congressman Lee Zeldin. No Bernie means no Peerless Boilers Beat Bernie Contest, but make sure you don't miss out on the Wednesday edition of Lidia Reports.

Happy Friday from everyone on the Bernie & Sid in the Morning team. This morning, the guys dove into the guilty verdict handed to Jussie Smollett in his trial for making up the story of his attack in 2019. Bernie & Sid go back in time and remember all of those in the media and in politics who came rushing to Smollett's defense at the time but now have suddenly fallen silent while the "Empire" actor goes from victim to villain. In other news of the day, Fox News has erected a new Christmas tree outside it's studios after the original was burnt down by a career criminal a couple of days ago, Letitia James drops out of the New York Gubernatorial race, golf company Titleist won't allow customers to customize their golf balls with the "Let's Go Brandon" slogan but will allow "F Trump," "All Cops Are Bastards," and other left wing mantras to be pasted on their customizable balls, NYC Mayor-elect Eric Adams makes a good choice for his School's Chancellor, Biden gaffes yet again, and the great, late Frank Sinatra's birthday is coming up this Sunday the 12th of December. Famed Chef David Burke joins Bernie & Sid to talk about his new restaurant opening up in New Jersey, and Nassau County Executive Laura Curran hops on the program to discuss her recent election loss to Bruce Blakeman and what she plans to do with her career once she leaves office. As always, you don't want to miss the Friday installments of Lidia Reports and The Peerless Boilers Beat Bernie Contest.

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Bernie & Sid in the Morning segue you into the weekend with a Friday morning program jam-packed with all the week's top stories. Yesterday the Attorney General Merrick Garland sat on the House Floor and took questions from Senators on his siccing of the FBI on concerned parents at school board meetings. Garland barely had an answer for any of the pressing questions he fielded from Senators Chip Roy, Jim Jordan, and Mike Johnson, just to name a few. Anybody who watched the hearings could easily tell that the incompetence of the current administration does not end with the President, and that it runs deep throughout his entire staff. In other news, the guys reflect on what was a great "Back the Blue" celebration here at 77WABC yesterday, and Sid has come to the conclusion that Police Commissioner Dermot Shea is actually an avid listener of the program. Also, actor Alec Baldwin is living a nightmare today as a freak accident involving a prop gun on the set of his new movie has led to the death of a crew member and the serious injury of the film's director. Baldwin will most certainly have to take the fall for the incident, as he was the one who fired the lethal shot. Nassau County Executive Laura Curran joins Bernie & Sid in today's third hour, and of course be sure you do not miss Lidia Reports and The Peerless Boilers Beat Bernie Contest.

Bill McIntyre and Jon Gallo talk with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about her 2022 budget, how the county responded to Hurricane Ida, The Long Island Marathon, and more.

NEW YORK (1010 WINS) -- After months of mounting pressure and a drastic decline in popularity due to numerous scandals, this week, Andrew Cuomo formally resigned as the Governor of New York. As he transitions out of office, all eyes have shifted to his successor: Lt. Governor Kathy Hochul. Who is Kathy Hochul? Well, that's the topic of our latest In Depth Podcast.  Although some local politicians and upstate citizens are familiar with her work, the whole country is interested in finding out who she really is and what she's truly capable of. In this episode, in addition to delving into the events that lead to Hochul's rise, 1010 WINS reporter Al Jones speaks to two top women in New York's political circle, NYS Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart Cousins and Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, and gauges their thoughts on her shattering the state's glass ceiling and how they think she'll do in office. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran has vetoed the Police Class Protection legislation. This bill passed the County Legislature 12 to 6 and would give Police a wide range for legal retribution against protestors. This came with the strong advice by the Attorney General of New York after concerns of First Amendment violations would soon occur after the passage of such a document. I speak about how this is a victory for working people and respond to the critiques of the veto. Want to see more BPA content & show your support?: https://linktr.ee/BackpackingAmerica Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/backpackingamerica/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bpapodcasting Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bpapodcasting Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/backpackingamerica YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbBW87amp3o6j0Zfi3yPYuw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2IpWT8Xh8BkTIlNw7oBap7?si=fTtnuf5gSomjedJoBhgydw Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkLnBvZC5jby9iYWNrcGFja2luZy1hbWVyaWNh?sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjf9erVsZXuAhW0D1kFHTnXAr0Q9sEGegQIARAE

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran joined Sid this morning to explain why she vetoed the bill that  would allow police and other first responders to sue protesters and others for "discrimination" under the county's Human Rights Law.

Sid is back solo today as Bernie is off, but not to worry, Sid had everything covered. Following Joe Biden pulling out American troops from Afghanistan in early July, the Taliban has taken over a vast part of the country, and what does Biden have to say about it? SQUAT!!! Sid talks about that decision plus, NYC Mayoral Candidate Curtis Sliwa says Eric Adams will not fix the Big Apples homeless problem, the Yankees lose in heartbreaking fashion in the MLB's "Field of Dreams" game, and a recap of the charity softball game Sid played in last night in Coney Island. Guests today included tennis pro Rick Macci, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, Frank Siller, president of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball Clubs Rick White, and Constantine Maroulis!

The chickens have come home to roost for Andrew Cuomo. Cuomo resigned as Governor of New York yesterday following revelations that he sexually abused 11 women multiple times, and Bernie and Sid could not be happier that the "Smug Thug" is gone. The guys bring you the latest on Cuomo (who again yesterday claimed that he did not sexually abuse these women) plus, in the wake of Cuomo resigning Joe Biden praises him for what he's done, Mets fans chanting 'F**K YOU CUOMO!' during a rain delay, and Fredo Cuomo is spotted in The Hamptons while he is on 'vacation' from his job at CNN. Fox News Meteorologist and someone has had enough of Andrew Cuomo, Janice Dean stops by to talk about the other transgressions and crimes Cuomo committed that have yet to be addressed. Former Congressman Peter King joins the show to talk about the rise and fall of Andrew Cuomo as well as Nassau County Executive Laura Curran vetoing a bill that would give police officers the right to sue rioters. Finally, host of the ‘Red Carpet Rendezvous' Podcast, Lauren Conlin stops by the studio to talk about Prince Andrew being sued by an Epstein accuser and weighs in on Fredo Cuomo's role in the downfall of his brother.

Bill McIntyre and Jon Gallo first talk with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about the latest with the Delta variant of COVID and vaccine rollout. Plus: a Jones Beach shark update! Then, they speak with Dr. Mangala Narasimhan, SVP, Critical Care Services, Northwell, about how the latest uptick is affecting the health system and how COVID care has changed in the last 17 months.

Other than his diapers, Joe Biden does not change much these days. Biden continues to lie about his past, as he displayed in Pennsylvania yesterday when he claimed he had one been a semi-truck driver. Does the media question his cognitive skills? Nope but Bernie and Sid do because someone has to keep things fair and balanced.  Bernie and Sid bring you the other gaffes (yes, there were more) from Biden's Wednesday plus, the Mayor of Seattle is now begging for police officers to come back as crime continues to rise in Democratic run cities like Seattle, AOC claims she feared that she would be raped during the incident on January 6th at The Capitol (which she was not present at), Nancy Pelosi shows her true colors by name-calling people she disagrees with, and NBC's Chuck Todd claims there is no such thing as liberal bias in the media. Today's guest list included Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, Fox News host and author of "How I Saved The World" Jesse Watters, and Bill O'Reilly of BillOreilly.com stops by for his weekly visit.

Municipal officials and analysts have their sights set on social equity and climate resilience as Congress debates more than a trillion dollars of infrastructure spending proposed by the Biden administration, panelists focus on how state and local governments will use existing American Rescue Plan Act funding to address broadband and water and sewer needs. Additionally, panelists weigh in on the outlook for investment by counties and cities and risks posed by climate change to states, counties, and cities in the $4 trillion municipal bond market. This special briefing features a panel of experts, including Governor Brad Little, Idaho; US Representative Carolyn Bourdeaux (D-Georgia); Laura Curran, Executive, Nassau County New York; Thomas G. Doe, president, Municipal Market Analytics. Notable Quotes: "I look at all infrastructure through the climate lens," Municipal Market Analytics (MMA) President Thomas G. Doe said "It's looking not just at existing projects and their risk, but also what the future probable risks are for any new efforts that are being done, and, especially, not just on durability but also on equity as well." "As you know this is not a sexy topic," but it is critical, Representative Bourdeaux said. "It's kind of like your abs when you work out: It is your core." Governor Little said Idaho was being cautious in its use of relief money. "We're not certain, and I don't think anybody is, about when this is going to normalize," he said. "We want to make sure we know what normal is … and what to do when the federal government ceases to inject money into the economy." "When you have stable communities, safe communities, and more environmentally resilient communities, that's good for the economy, ergo it's good for our credit rating," Nassau County Executive Laura Curran said, noting the county's efforts to rectify chronic credit issues. Be sure to subscribe to Special Briefing to stay up to date on the world of public finance. Learn more about the Volcker Alliance at: volckeralliance.org Learn more about Penn IUR at: penniur.upenn.edu Connect with us @VolckerAlliance and @PennIUR on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn Special Briefing is published by the Volcker Alliance, as part of its Public Finance initiatives, and Penn IUR. The views expressed on this podcast are those of the panelists and do not necessarily reflect the position of the Volcker Alliance or Penn IUR.

TGIF!!! Thank God it's Friday! Bernie and Sid send you into the weekend with the latest gaffes from Joe Biden, the Islanders play a game 7 tonight for a chance to play in the Stanley Cup Finals, Kamala Harris heads to the border (but not the spot where the problems are), Britney Spears fighting for freedom from her father, Joy Reid displays why she is the most disrespectful person on television, and Brandeis University gives their students a list of words they cannot use. Plus, Karen Curtis reports live from Florida to give the guys the latest on the apartment building that collapsed in Miami. Defense attorney Joe Tacopina joins the program to weigh in on everything from the Islanders to the Dereck Chauvin sentencing. Then it was Nassau County Executive Laura Curran and Mayor of Tampa Jane Castor in an interview that you are not going to want to miss as they have a bet on the Islanders game 7 tonight versus the Lightening in Tampa. And we round out the week with Lauren Conlin giving Bernie and Sid the latest from the entertainment world.

Bill McIntyre and Jon Gallo talk with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about the latest with COVID, NCPD Commissioner Ryder in the news and more. Then they speak with Nassau Legislator Siela Bynoe about vaccine hesitation, police reform and more.

You will have to listen to today's program to understand the meaning of the title "Trump's Coming" and believe us when we tell you, it will not disappoint. Bernie and Sid have Bo Dietl stop by for his weekly spot to discuss the craziness happening in Washington Square Park and what little Bill de Blasio is doing to fix things. Nassau County Executive Laura Curran joins the program to talk about the Islanders' playoff run, Long Island reaching the 70% vaccination rate (WEEKS AGO!!!), and the possibility that children will be wearing masks in school in the future. Florida based radio host Joyce Kaufman joins Bernie and Sid to talk about all the wonderful things Ron DeSantis is doing for Florida and why she thinks we should not expect a Trump - DeSantis ticket in 2024. Plus, Bernie and Sid discuss the latest from the G7 Summit where Joe Biden continues to embarrass himself and the United States, parents in Randolph New Jersey are not happy with holiday names being taken off the school calendar, the rise in crime not only in New York but across the country, a North Korean defector admits that there is just as much freedom in North Korea as there is on Ivy League campuses, and Kevin Hart says that Cancel Culture may have gone too far.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran joins Peter to talk about her letter to Governor Cuomo […]

Bill McIntyre and Jon Gallo talk first with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about the latest on COVID vaccinations in the county and other budget concerns, followed by Philip Eng, LIRR President, who discusses how the COVID Relief Bill affects his budget, and how the LIRR responded to the over-crowding on trains earlier this week.

The Long Island coronavirus positivity rate is slightly up this week, as the first doses of the new one-shot Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 starts to be distributed - Nassau County Executive Laura Curran joins Roger and JP to talk about it.

Host Andrew Gross is joined by Nassau County Executive Laura Curran to talk about fans returning to Nassau Coliseum, followed by Islanders radio play-by-play announcer Chris King to discuss the team. Plus, Andrew's Answers.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran talks with Roger & JP about what happens to the COVID-19 Vaccination doses when people cancel their appointments and more.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran joined Roger and JP to talk about kids back in school, the latest on the vaccine rollout, and more

Long Island's rates continue to come down from the start of the new year - Nassau County Executive Laura Curran joins Roger and JP to discuss the latest developments

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran says Long Island is still getting battered by the February winter storm.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Long Island is #1 in NY when it comes to Covid positivity, but Nassau County Executive Laura Curran says there is reason to be optimistic. Also, why is Inauguration Day an important day for all Americans, not just Biden supporters? Laura explains the historical importance of the day.

Bill McIntyre and Jon Gallo talk with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran to get updates on the COVID vaccine rollout in Nassau County. They also discuss preparations for Inauguration Day security and the big Islanders win! Then, Newsday's Robert Brodsky calls in to discuss the Jones Beach vaccination site & what to do after you receive 1st dose, As well as the disturbing violent insurrection at the U.S. Capital & other stories he & Newsay colleagues covered during the week.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran - who herself is currently quarantining - joins Roger and JP to talk vaccine distribution here on the island and why it's been a little tough for people to get information on when they can be vaccinated

Today is supposed to be the day the FDA gives approval for the new Pfizer Covid 19 vaccine, which means initial doses could be here on Long Island this weekend. Nassau County Executive Laura Curran joins Roger and JP to talk about it, as well as where we stand as of Thursday morning.

Bill McIntyre and Jon Gallo talk with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about the latest increases in the COVID rates in the county and other updates regarding the pandemic.

With Governor Cuomo announcing new restrictions for bars, gyms, and also gatherings in peoples homes - Nassau County Executive Laura Curran joins Roger and JP to talk about it.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran joins Syke & MJ to talk about the rise of Covid cases in Nassau County & on Long Island, if getting the number back down before it goes up more is possible, and deliver a message for Long Island veterans on Veteran's Day.

Long Island corona numbers continue to look good overall, but LIU/Post has moved to all remote instruction for two weeks as they deal with a rise in cases on campus - Nassau County Executive Laura Curran checks in with Roger and JP to talk about it

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran tells Syke & MJ that Long Island is doing a phenomenal job of keeping the Covid infection down, despite the fact there are so many hot spots now popping up.

As the the state wide figures continue to look good, as do the coronavirus numbers here on the island - Nassau County Executive Laura Curran checks in to talk about cases in schools, the school shutdowns in Brooklyn and Queens as well as what to expect for the county heading deeper into the fall.

More than 200,000 public school students are set to head back to school today across the island - Nassau County Executive Laura Curran checks in to give an update

Bill McIntyre and Jon Gallo talk with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about the latest on the pandemic in the county, and get updates on Nassau Coliseum, census taking, PSEGLI and more.

Bill McIntyre and Jon Gallo talk with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about the latest on the pandemic in the county, and get updates on Nassau Coliseum, census taking, PSEGLI and more.

Host Gary Harding talks with Donald Rosner, a lifelong Islander fan, and owner of the new BlueLine Deli in Huntington. They talked about the business, and the Isles playoff hopes. Gary then spoke with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about her love of the Islanders, along with the current situation with NYCB Live and where...

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran gave her final daily news briefing on the coronavirus pandemic yesterday. Today she joins Roger and JP to talk about where Long Island stands when it comes to reopening schools in September

On Sunday, June 28, 2020, WBAI 99.5 FM City Watch Host Jeff Simmons talked with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran and New York City Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer. The show also featured a coronavirus diary dispatch from WBAI Correspondent Celeste Katz Marston.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran told Syke & MJ the details about LI's Phase 2 Reopening on Wednesday 6/10.

Syke & MJ catch up with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about dentist offices getting the ok to re-open & how to handle being hesitant of going back to work.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran speaks with WCBS 880's Steve Scott about the reopening of Long Island.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced that tennis courts in Long Island would reopen in time for Memorial Day. But she explained the new social distancing rules for tennis courts saying, 'You can kick their balls, but you can't touch them!'

Syke & MJ got an exciting update from Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about the future of drive-in movies! It's always great to know even politicians are working from home in their PJ's.

Syke & MJ ask Nassau County Executive Laura Curran the question on everyone's stir crazy mind, is a drive-in concert possible for the future?

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran told Syke & MJ FIRST a piece of surprising good news and they discuss when we can expect stay at home orders to ease up.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran gave Syke & MJ an antibody testing update and a Nassau reopening timeline this morning.

Syke & MJ speak with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about the latest news on COVID-19.

Syke & MJ speak with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about the latest news on Coronavirus.

Syke & MJ speak with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about the latest news on the coronavirus pandemic.

Syke speaks with Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about Coronavirus updates, school closings and the new Jones Beach testing center. Curran talks about her personal social distancing experience, the feedback she's been hearing from others and gives advice about these weird times.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran checks in to give an update on Coronavirus and where we are as of Monday morning.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran talks to Stone Grissom about the county's updated policy to combat corruption and favoritism. She also discusses her op-ed in favor of the Islanders moving to Belmont and her push for more Islanders games at Nassau Coliseum in the meantime. She also takes viewer questions on veterans services,  union contracts for county detectives and other topics.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran stopped by to answer questions from constituents. Topics discussed included a new police training facility, the current shortage of detectives and combating MS-13.   (This conversation aired June 6, 2019)

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran stopped by News 12 Long Island to answer questions from constituents. Topics discussed included crime and policing, potholes and legalizing marijuana.   (Episode recorded April 10, 2019)

On Wednesday evening, January 23rd, the New York State Senate passed the DREAM Act. Governor Cuomo is expected to sign the bill into state law. This has been a rough week for New Yorkers who aren't onboard with state legislators' rushed, progressive agenda, and Pete breaks it down very succinctly in this great episode. He also touches on President Trump's remarks regarding Nassau County Executive Laura Curran upholding a State Supreme Court ruling to remove ICE from a prison, and why the 'Progressives' are trying to incentivize illegals to flock to our once great state. SUPPORT Empire State Conservative Network IN THE FOLLOWING WAYS: BY DONATING - https://www.empirestateconservativenetwork.com/donate BY BUYING MERCH - https://www.empirestateconservativenetwork.com/store BY SUBSCRIBING AND LEAVING US A 5 STAR REVIEW ON ITUNES - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/empire-state-conservatives-podcast/id1441178646 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empire-state-conservative-network/message

In today's episode, Pete & Evan break down some fun local, state, and federal issues. They begin with Time's release of a Quinnipiac Poll citing how 33% of Americans believe Barack Obama was the worst president since World War 2, and how Ronald Reagan was considered the best post-WW2 president with 35%. Interesting! Next, they dive into CNN 'Analyst' Areva Martin calling black conservative radio host David Webb a man who suffers from white privilege. His response is epic. They then discuss President Trump's trolling of Nancy Pelosi, canceling a prescheduled public relations tour out of 'respect for the 800,000 federal workers without pay.' It was hilarious. Then end by discussing Nassau County Executive Laura Curran trying to get ICE removed from a Nassau County Correctional Center. Why? We don't know. PLEASE CONSIDER SUPPORTING Empire State Conservative Network IN THE FOLLOWING WAYS: Donate: https://www.empirestateconservativenetwork.com/donate Buying Merch: https://www.empirestateconservativenetwork.com/store Website: https://www.empirestateconservativenetwork.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Empirestateconservatives/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/empirestatecons Instagram: https://instagram.com/getredpilledny YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEUBOURFZzZT6VyWkD-7dEQ?sub_confirmation=1 iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/empire-state-conservatives-podcast/id1441178646 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/empire-state-conservative-network/message

Newsday reporter Candice Ferrett talks about Nassau County Executive Laura Curran formally seeking proposals to develop 72 acres surrounding NYCB Live’s Nassau Coliseum.

Newsday reporter Candice Ferrett talks about Nassau County Executive Laura Curran formally seeking proposals to develop 72 acres surrounding NYCB Live’s Nassau Coliseum.