Bill de Blasio has never been known for burning the midnight oil on weekends, particularly three-day ones, and so it was something of a surprise that late on the morning of Oct. 9 his public schedule went from zero to four appearances, two of which he would attend in the company of his son, Dante.
Less surprising was that he would not be taking questions at either of those, the first an event held by the Brownsville Safety Alliance, the second a tour of the 73rd Precinct with its commanding officer that was listed as "closed press."
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