00:00We still have to get to the the funding of a lot of programs. That's the next phase of the
00:04budget,
00:04which I hope to expedite once we get agreement on policies like changing the laws related to
00:09auto insurance, dealing with let them build so we can build more housing. My other priorities,
00:14we're working on those right now, but certainly we have had conversations with
00:18the mayor and his team on on what some accommodation on the cost of busing looks like.
00:47We have a lot of conversations we talked about again this morning. I think we'll get to the right
00:51place. This is not where I wanted to be. I would love to be the governor who says we got
00:57it done.
01:02I would say my goal was to be able to meet these objectives. Really important to me to meet these
01:10objectives. I believe in those objectives, but I also have to deal with the realities of the
01:14situation, which I've laid out before. So my friends follow me everywhere. So Rebecca,
01:22we can talk offline, but we're looking at, I think a lot more members.
01:27Hey, Groves, can you shut up? The reporters are trying to ask questions.
01:34Everybody. Thank you. Thank you.
01:41Well, I appreciate you covering this important topic because what people may not realize,
01:47everything I'm doing is focused on trying to put more money back in their pockets to make life
01:51more affordable in New York. And I will be unrelenting in that quest. So, all right. Thanks, everybody.
02:02No, no, no. Everybody has a right to protest. You know, I have been in my fair share of protests.
02:10They have a right to do what they're doing here today. That's totally fine with me.
02:13I know what I have to do on behalf of 20 million New Yorkers who expect me to deliver.
02:19That one's offensive. All right. Take care.
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