Regina: Look, you always talk about enhanced police presence. I'm now calling that 'answered prayers'.
Frank: Since when?
Regina: Since I saw the light.
Frank: Light being?
Regina: Mayor Poole did his best to get along with you.
Frank: Not always.
Regina: Not always, but more than anyone thought he would.
Frank: I drove him into early retirement.
Regina: But you're the last man standing.
Frank: I'm not sure what that means, Regina.
Regina: It means, if you're me, lookin' at you, you're thinking to yourself, 'Ooof. If you can't beat 'em, join 'em.'"
Frank: Don't kid a kidder.
Regina: Frank, the plan is a good one. I think it's good for the city.
Frank: In minority neighborhoods?
Regina: As long as we can frame it that the beat cop's gonna know your name and your kid's name...
Frank: That doesn't sell Mayor Dutton.
Regina: Well, when was the last time anybody stopped and frisked her?
Frank: Got it.
Regina: And I don't think we need her. She's got great connections on all the luxury floors where she lives, but if you want to get this past, you need to come down to the ground floor, where the City Council lives.