GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman met face-to-face with his longtime friend President Trump at the White House on Tuesday. During an interview with The Post after the powwow, Blakeman declined to delve deeply into what he called a “confidential” conversation with the president, but said they talked about energy and economic policy, crime and Gov. Kathy Hochul’s anti-ICE policies. GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman met face-to-face with his longtime friend President Trump at the White House on Tuesday. Ron Sachs – CNP for NY Post “If Gov. Hochul and the legislature pass a law restricting local government from cooperating with ICE, I will sue them in federal court,” Blakeman said.  “I don’t think they have the constitutional right to tell my police department not to work with a federal agency.” Follow The Post’s live coverage of President Trump and national politics for the latest news and analysis Blakeman, who is now serving as the Nassau County executive, confirmed he also met with the…