Sometimes you can find great people in New York.

A lot of people were cheering us up when we were up there. They were laughing, dancing. They were nice people. Sometimes there are nice people in New York.

The lesson from that is don't let political people decide to make the rebuilding their legacy, as [New York Gov. George] Pataki did. It isn't anyone's legacy. And beware when it gets taken over by real estate.

We're just grateful to them in some real and intense way. Here in New York, people, they go up to these guys at the firehouses and in the streets, and they just want to say how grateful they are.

We're just grateful to them in some real and intense way. Here in New York, people, they go up to these guys at the firehouses and in the streets, and they just want to say how grateful they are,

I'm not going to speak for the people of New York. They'll hear the issues and make up their minds in November.