Westchester On The Level Radio Broadcast – Monday, January 16, 2023 with White Plains CitizeNetReporter Publisher John Bailey, Michael Edelman, Esq., National/International Political Analyst/Pundit, and Yonkers Tribune Publisher / Editor Hezi Aris on Westchester On the Level – From 10am-12Noon ET

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WHITE PLAINS, NY, and YONKERS, NY — January 16, 202` — Monday’s Westchester On the Level radio broadcast opens with White Plains CitizeNetReporter Publisher / Editor John Bailey attending from 10-10:30am ET.

1. Jamaal Bowman is planning on his re-election effort. He plans on including a “Green New Deal for Public schools to ensure a safe, toxin-free, and zero-carbon environment; the Ending Corporate Greed Act to curb corporate price gouging from the grocery store to the gas pump, and the Ending Corporate Greed Act to make corporations pay their fare share.  
2. Westchester County District Attorney Miriam E. Rocah is now into her third year. When she was sworn in two years ago, her guiding principles consisted of  safety, accountability, integrity and justice. The primary goal of the District Attorney’s Office is to maintain public safety and support victims of crime. These fundamental pillars can, and must, work in tandem with the pursuit of a fair and equitable justice system that works for everyone, not just a few. How is she doing? Westchester District Attorney Indicts 5 people for 56 van and bus catalytic converter thefts that took place over a 5 months’ period of time and is valued at more than $50,000.
3. The CDC reports a new strain of Omicron designated XBB.1.5 strain, that is up from 20% from a week ago.

Michael Edelman, National / International Political Analyst / Pundit delves into the following from 10:30-11am ET

1. While there may be differences of distinction between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden’s conduct regarding their respective handling of classified documents that were not returned in a timely manner, why is there no mechanism as simple as that engaged by a library that every item taken must be returned after a certain time, among other standards, to protect such items from getting lost, destroyed, stolen, or forgotten. Are there distinctions of conduct by one or the other that do not align under the same “laws”? If so, what are the legal difference?

2. Fossil fuel powered appliances have come center stage in a national debate over whether cities and states should ban the use of gas stoves. Why is there so much political angst over this future ecological standard?

3. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul pick of the Honorable Hector D. LaSalle to Chief Judge of the New York State Court of Appeals has become an unpopular pick to lead the state’s highest court. Reference: R.E.S.P.E.C.T.: Political Dogma Has Become a Pathology That Undermines Accommodation of Diverse Human Opinion
By Hezi Aris

R.E.S.P.E.C.T.: Political Dogma Has Become a Pathology That Undermines Accommodation of Diverse Human Opinion By Hezi Aris

Hezi Aris, Yonkers Tribune Publisher/Editor will thereafter engage in hyperlocal and international news with commensurate analysis. From 11am-12Noon ET.