HANNITY: “New York City’s latest bright idea is hitting street corners as we speak. The city’s department of health now has unveiled a new vending machine in Brooklyn, New York, supplying free drug safety kits. Among the many supplies are Narcan, fentanyl test strips, condoms, sterile syringes. So what do local residents think about all of this being in their backyard? We sent out Outkick’s Charly Arnolt in Brooklyn to find out and take a look.”

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ARNOLT: “You live around here?”
MAN 1: “Yes, I do.”
ARNOLT: “What do you think about the new addition of this vending machine?”
MAN 1: “The new addition of the vending machine is for the purpose of good hope for the community.”
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WOMAN 1: “I didn’t know nothing about this. I just came outside to get some air. It makes no sense to me. So how can we get it removed?”
ARNOLT: “That’s a good question. I don’t know if there’s any hope of that happening anytime soon. But what do you think it’s going to do to the neighborhood?”
WOMAN 1: “Mess it up as usual.”
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ARNOLT: “So, you think it’s a good idea?”
MAN 2: “Yes, it is. Uh-huh.”
ARNOLT: “Interesting. Okay, but what about the fact that it’s taxpayer dollars that are potentially fueling an even bigger drug crisis in the city?”
MAN 2: “It doesn’t matter.We need that machine in the neighborhood. That way we can have less people dying.”
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ARNOLT: “It’s like taxpayer money that we’re giving resources now to drug addicts. Do you think this is going to hurt or help the neighborhood?”
WOMAN 2: “I think it’s going to hurt the neighborhood.”
WOMAN 3: “Yeah. Honestly, it’s going to hurt because it’s supplying the stuff, so they will feel more comfortable knowing that they have the fentanyl strips and stuff like that. They’ll feel more comfortable to use it.”
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WOMAN 4: “Why is this here? I don’t see the purpose of it to be on this residential block. No one on this block needs it.”
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[This has to be a joke or a piece of performance art, right? — Ed]