Bill de Blasio

I have been asked repeatedly, are we considering travel restrictions? Are we considering curfews? We're considering everything is the answer.

We're considering everything is the answer. Every option, every tool is on the table.

The New York Police Department would investigate this allegation, but the statute of limitations has expired.

I believe the video showing a helicopter flying erratically is likely the same chopper that crashed.

It was clearly an act of terror, attempting to undermine our free press and leaders of this country through acts of violence.

I can't express enough the anger that this mayor had because he says the federal government, federal officials simply are not communicating with city officials.

We know that this action was intended to break our spirit. But we also know New Yorkers are strong, New Yorkers are resilient and our spirit will never be moved by an act of violence, an act meant to intimidate us.

This was an act of terror and a particularly cowardly act of terror.

She was on duty serving the city, protecting people, doing what she believed in and doing the job she loves.

That is going to potentially create a lot of headaches for law enforcement in these cities.

People are afraid of Donald Trump's policies and what they mean for Latino immigrants and for Muslim immigrants.

We have every reason to believe this was an act of terror.

I would ask that, with your support, ask that the Congress act to reverse the T-band give-back, because we do fear the consequences otherwise.

T-band is a critical part of the work we do in terms of emergency communications. Disrupting that reality could prove to be very dangerous.

I couldn't agree more with Director Comey and Commissioner Bratton and others who have said that if law enforcement doesn't have appropriate information to pursue terror threats and other violent crime, of course people will be literally…

We do not support profiling of any form.

If you are going to be about it, stay about it.

If Congress doesn't act and we have to relinquish the current approach, we fear a situation that is really disruptive.

The first is to protect the consistent funding we have received, because we have depended on it.

I believe there is a compromise that could be struck.

If we create inadvertently a rift with any of our communities, it actually impedes the flow of information from the grassroots.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

We cannot protect New York City sufficiently without this funding.

We have a substantial domain awareness system, but we need to keep building on it as the threats intensify.

We have always relied on the Federal Government to be a strong partner.