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NYC Mayoral Showdown: Machines, Money, and 'No Más' · D-constructing Topics

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on as we are one week away next tuesday
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november 4th here in new york city we got
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the mayor's race and everybody's asking david what's your
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the new york city mayor's race next week november 4th
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and it's one of those deals where if you're
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not sure what the hell is going on let's talk about you know for the most part
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we're going to talk about the top candidates we got zoran mandani from the democratic
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party young brother in his mid-30s you know doing his thing whatever it is and
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you cromo and an established democrat who decided,
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hey, I'm going to keep running as an independent as he lost the nomination or
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the nomination for the Democratic Party.
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Back in the primaries, you got Curtis Lewa representing the Republican Party.
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Curtis Lewa, I think this is like his second or third time that he's running. I mean, he's...
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Let me just say that the dude is like taking the L's for the Republican Party
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when it comes to New York City. New York City, look, my thing is this.
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What are we talking about here? 85%, 80% of New York City people are Democrats.
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So having a Republican person running such as Curtis Lee, well,
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somebody got to do it. You know what I mean?
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So that's that situation with that situation.
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So let's get on with my thoughts and what I think and so on and so forth.
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For those most people out there who have listened to my podcast when it comes to politics.
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And I love politics. I love all that good stuff because I love educating my people.
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And if I do decide to run, it's one of those things that, listen,
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I need your support. I need your help.
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It's not about believing that I can or the city needs New York City,
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whatever it is that we need you.
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It goes a little bit deeper than that. Because when it comes to politics,
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you're going to need all the help, especially in New York City.
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You're going to need all the donation, all the help, all hands on deck with whatever it is.
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But we definitely make it happen. One of the things that my understanding When
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it comes to these prediction polls Is that you got Zoran Mandami Former Queens Assemblyman.
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Running and for the boss He looks like he's the favorite candidate We have Andrew
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Cuomo Once again, former Democrat Now running independent People be like,
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oh, so he's still running Yeah, he's still running You know what I mean?
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And Curtis Lewa Let me just go with the Curtis Lewa because he is,
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let's just say in these top three, there's other candidates out there that be running.
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And I always emphasize to people, don't think that these three people are the
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only ones who are running for major.
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These are the top three candidates in New York City. There's other candidates.
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I would love to go more in that in terms of who's the other candidate,
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but it's one of those things where, how can I say it to you?
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But it's, I mean, I'm independent and I'm just going to throw this.
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I'm independent. I wish there were real independent candidates,
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not Andrew Cuomo, in case he got the means, he got the monies, all that good stuff.
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I wish there was other third party. I mean, I know that Andrew Yang,
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who ran for president, I mean, who ran for president and ran for mayor,
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he got his moving forward kind of party, but, you know, I don't know where's
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that at. You know what I mean?
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I just wish that there were more candidates who are at least more independent, more to that effect.
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My issue, let's say, with Curtis Lewa, right?
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Curtis Lewa, it's one of those people that, you know, he's been doing some activist
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work, whatever it is, former Guardian Angels is what the founder of Guardian
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Angels, those people with the Red Beret in the 80s.
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If you are aware of that, and as of age, that they'll remember certain people
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that decided to take it upon themselves to kind of in New York City in the 80s.
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But in the 80s was wild new york city is always wild in
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the 80s my understanding i came here in the late 80s but
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in the 80s i heard new york city was stupid wild
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so you got these uh individuals that were patrolling the
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train train station the streets and you know because sometimes they listen uh
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by the time that you call police you call 911 good luck it's gonna take a while
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so you got these people and you got a courtesy who took it upon himself to say let's make it happen.
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To what you feel about that, hey, by all means. But my thing is this with Curtis.
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And I always said this about the Republican Party in New York City.
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New York City is very Democrat. It's very bluish. So in order to keep,
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and this is me talking here in general,
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in order to keep like a monopoly with these two parties, where I call them a
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duopoly, is that you need people to run, let's say, Republican.
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You need someone on the opposite side so you could say, hey,
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the people that voted for me, that means there's Republicans in New York City.
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Do they mean? Do they trust me?
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Do they believe in me? Do they think that I'm going to be a great mayor in terms
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of Curtis Lee? Well, you don't know. But the numbers have shown.
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Last time he ran against Eric Adams, the former mayor, who did his four years
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and is not running, dropped out about a month ago.
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And it's one of those things that, you know, Curtis Lee, you know,
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like I've mentioned in my socials, he's the one that takes the L for the R.
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Basically, he takes the laws for the Republican Party, because I don't think...
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And in the top of my head, I don't think that there is a viable Republican candidate
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who could actually run for media.
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The days of Giuliani. Giuliani was a different monster.
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He's a district attorney. Whatever he was, you know, he built something.
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Whether you agree or not, he built a little resume there.
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And again, it's hard for Republicans throughout the five boroughs of New York City.
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Staten Island, Queens, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan.
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Showing all that love to the five boroughs, you already know.
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But the fact is that Curtis Lee was just that representative who represent the
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Republicans and the Republicans that are living in New York City.
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Again, I always see that it's just taking our L for the Republican Party in
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a sense because I don't think that they will, how can I say it to you?
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I don't think that they would run and sacrifice their best candidate or someone who could win.
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I don't think that they were going to do that. They might have some Republican
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people here running, doing little things here in little districts here in New York City.
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But again, I don't think that the Republican Party is here to be like,
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let's put people, you know, our top people here to run mayor,
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whatever the case. They're just going to throw somebody who might have a name.
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But again, Curtis Slaywood will have nothing to lose when it comes to the elections.
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And that's the way I see it. If you want to vote for him, you know,
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I mean, I'm going to try to just little discern what they represent.
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But, you know, New York City, probably got his crime.
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That's always been a thing. Homeless.
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There's been an uptick. But we see something funny going on.
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Immigrant issues. Again, New York City, it's one of those things that they take
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one for the team when it comes to the political machine You know,
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there's a lot of issues and rent and so on And I often said about New York City,
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Is that New York City is like a convenience store, right?
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You know, for those people who have lived life where they had to,
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because of an emergency, had to go to a convenience store.
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And when I say convenience, you could even mention a bodega.
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You always got to see these things that when you're in New York City,
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you pay a little extra just for you to have that convenience that you could get anything 24-7.
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I love my bodegas. I love my delis. I love all that. But the truth is this.
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If I'm looking for something extra that I need, whether it's,
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you know, let's say diapers for those who are family, family people,
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little milk, whatever it is, that's that extra, extra thing that they, I get it, they charge.
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And that's the way I see New York City is that you're paying extra when it comes
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to the rent, when it comes to food, when it comes to many things,
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you're paying extra because you are living in a place where you could get it all 24 seven.
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So then here comes Andrew Cuomo, who was the former governor of New York,
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and he had to resign because there was some type of scandal.
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And sadly, you know, for me, the way I see Cuomo, Cuomo's like a wannabe Trump,
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in a sense, and they fit the profile.
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You know, these are people that came from power, that had relatives,
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his father, and so on, was the governor of New York.
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You know, these are people that have this last name that resonates with people
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that I got money because, oh, yeah, your father did this, your father's that.
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And they come from these political machine or kind of I would call the mafia,
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you know, the Democratic mafia.
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The Democratic mafia and also in the Republican Party as well is that they have
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people who basically have been doing office work for a long time,
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but they reap the benefits of their last name and their connections.
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Similar to Donald.
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Donald Trump has, how can I say, reaped the benefits of being Trump,
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being his father's son, whatever it is, his connections.
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So basically, that's the way I see Cuomo.
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And once again, this is where I always say, if someone in the scandal where
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he harassed a couple of women, whatever it is,
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sadly once again depending on who
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is the candidate we turn
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the other cheek around and that's where i say to myself you see this is what
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politics and this is what bothers me about politics that you got certain groups
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whether it's the me too movement whatever it is you know pro-woman whatever
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you want to you know say to those effect is that depending on the candidate.
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If it's Donald Trump, oh, we got to go because Donald Trump,
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he's a woman, whatever it is, the case.
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But then Cuomo, he gets a free pass. You understand where I'm coming from on that one?
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And that's the sad thing because he's giving a free pass to many of these folks.
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They fit that profile. They white, they got a name, they got money, they got power.
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And because of dumb and these individuals, because you got a D on your name
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and then you're fighting Trump or whatever the case might be.
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Oh, no, no. You know what? We're going to vote for the lesser evil,
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and that's why we got to do Cuomo, whatever.
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See, that's sad. That breaks my heart because as someone...
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Who's feeling inspired to say, you know what, I want to run,
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but I want to run independent.
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But you see, the political machine tends to kind of, you know,
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they don't, you don't vote for people.
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You kind of, they already select the people that you need to vote.
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And sadly, people, that's what they do.
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And when it comes to Zoran's mandany came out of nowhere, out of nowhere, out of nowhere.
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But to me, it's not a coincidence because, you know, we could go with the Trump.
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Winning the presidency the first time around. We could go with Barack Obama,
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you know, fighting against Hillary.
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And we could go, you know, on and on and on. And the political machine have
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a way to kind of go to this factory of these political leaders that might look like you.
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They will have some color. They will sound like you.
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And when I say like you, we're talking about, you know, hey, listen, people
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of the so-called minorities the black community the
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muslim latino all these are communities that
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are underrepresented or sometimes overrepresented depending on who it is sometimes
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they just want to add color to congress just so they can say hey yeah we represent
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you and sometimes that's how i feel about mandani and my thing is this i have
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mandani on my voting Bing!
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When it comes to the primary, I put him second. Guess who was number one? That would be me.
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For those people out there that sometimes you want to vote, but you don't know
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who to vote, and you're conscious like, damn, I don't believe in these.
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Do I have to? No, sometimes you can just write your name in.
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That's why they say blank. That's why they say write in. Let's go.
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And if you don't know who to vote, look at my links. Look at my name.
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Put my name in there, because 2029 is coming.
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But when it comes to Zoran Mandani, you know, he might have said a couple of
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things that, hey, listen, I agree.
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You know, when it comes to our child care situation, when it comes to the rent.
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And believe it or not, I know people that if they're not living with people, whether it's a partner.
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You know, whether it's family member or someone to that effect,
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where if you're not living with them, 50% of your salary, regardless if you're
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making, you know, 80, 90, 100K.
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If you don't have anyone, then sadly, 50% of your salary goes on rent.
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With the other money, you know, you have to be careful. But,
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hey, think about it. It's that.
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Now, again, not everybody's built to want to own condos and houses and whatever the case might be.
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They just want to be citizens of New York City. Wake up, go to work,
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be productive, be a good member of society, do the good works and all that good stuff.
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And you know mandani's bringing some certain things
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that i've spoke about when it comes to child care
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when it comes to rent when it comes
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to crime when it comes to affordability new york city is that city new york
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city last time i checked i remember years ago i uh force magazine 35 billion
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35 billionaires living in new york city i think it was like 450 000 millionaires,
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Keep that in mind So we have what Maybe 100 150 billionaires living in this
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world Are you talking about,
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34 out of that list That are living in New York City So that means that.
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In order for, let's say, those individuals who got the means,
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who got the money, to say I'm in New York City living a good life,
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doing my thing, my company's doing all that good stuff.
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But somebody pays the price for that.
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And to live amongst them, that's the price that New York City residents,
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and you're talking about even what we would call the blue-collar, white-collar workers.
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Hey listen they gotta uh make ends meet and
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sadly living in new york city is that because you
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live amongst those individuals that means that the price of everything will
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go up and if i'll give an example i could get out of new york city and go to
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yonkers white plains and go to other areas of new york state or what we call
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the tri-state we got new jersey and we got connecticut and the sad thing is this,
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that I could find certain products that are less there.
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But you see, I'm going to spend gas money, right?
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Going to fill out a tank of $30, $40, whatever it is, just to go to Connecticut,
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Jersey to buy stuff because it's cheaper.
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And that's where the argument comes in when it comes to New York City.
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Well, at least you don't have to drive that far, right? That's the argument.
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We got you. Whatever you need, we got you. But it's a price to pay.
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And a person like Mandani My issue is with Mandani Is that he is backed up By
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this machine This liberal machine Who for some reason These are the creators
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Of the Ocasio-Cortez The Bernie Sanders.
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Ocasio-Cortez You know Congress You're in the Bronx District District 15 if I'm not mistaken 15 or 14,
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But the fact is this That they Look like you They sound like you Sometimes they
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act like you But they're not us And I'll be talking about that In my part two
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In a sense Of my podcast When it comes to,
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Mayoral Raise here You know Me throw in my name Hey listen We can make it happen.
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The sad thing is that I'm suspicious when these people, they become and it's
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like, you know, Mandani, you know, he's like in a factory of these leaders,
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these puppets, these parrots that Malcolm X warned us about.
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And that's one of the biggest issues that I have when it comes to people like
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Mandani or any political candidate that looks like us, that have a background
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of, you know, whether it's Puerto Rican, Black, Dominican or anything like that.
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Sadly you know we get control for all
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the people that got the means and the sadly the
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liberal machine that's in new york city tends to want to like pat themselves
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on the back yeah you know we represent you guys and we support you guys but
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in reality they don't and now they pushing mandani as this savior whatever the
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case might be here you know now sadly i know that mandani gets that thing.
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Oh, but he's a socialist. And I look and I tell people it's this.
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Regardless of what it is, we live in a capitalist country, capitalist city.
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It doesn't matter what your idea or the ideology would be, communist,
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socialist, capitalist, whatever it is, liberal, conservative,
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whatever it is, it's a machine.
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It's a machine and, you know, people will bend the knee for that machine.
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And I don't want people to think, hey, listen, if I'm running and I have an
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idea where the government should take more control of certain aspects of life,
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people are going to be like, oh, well, you know, you're a socialist.
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And then, you know, that discredit me. Because I think in this country When
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we use those words We attach those.
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Ideologies In countries like Venezuela Socialists, Russia,
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China Communists, and we say well they're struggling Because of that,
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but we can't say Well we're struggling because it's capitalism You know what
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I mean, what makes What system better We can't say oh because Russia there's
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people struggling, there's people that are living The good life too In those systems,
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Venezuela is a little different story Because United States have sanctions Over
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Venezuela for whatever it is They sell their oil to,
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Middle Eastern countries You know how that works So you got a lot about Venezuela
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But don't think that these people are just coming here Just because it's a socialist
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System And they're president socialists Just don't think that that's what it
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is There's other Crazier stories behind that,
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And when you sanction a country Then you're going to get a flood Of people from
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those countries coming over here,
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So for me When it comes to Wambandani Don't think hey listen But he's a socialist
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and he wants to do it Listen again It doesn't matter what system is Right now
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we're in a system That yet we still have poverty in New York City,
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Crime is a thing Domestic violence is a thing What are we doing I live here
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and I always explain to people I don't like to talk policies it's.
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In a sense where you cannot tell me, wait, listen, what policies have we have
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done in this New York City? I've been living here for three decades.
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What have we have done to help get the black people off, you know, areas that are poverty?
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You know, poverty leads to crime. You know what I mean?
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Not everybody that does the crime is a criminal.
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Sadly, when it comes to poverty, you get hungry, you're malnourished,
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you don't think right, you know, your mind is somewhere else.
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Mental issues.
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That's a thing in New York City. You know what I mean? But remember,
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all this comes that in New York City, the so-called capital of the world, have these people.
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So my take when it comes to voting for these individuals is that it's just a political machine.
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And we've seen Cuomo, you know, go after Mondani, Cuomo, you know,
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saying these negative things.
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But, you know, sometimes I feel like Cuomo is part of that system,
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just like Hillary. They help each other out.
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They help the Republican Party out by saying some stuff that is not very popular.
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So that's where we get the, if Mondani gets elected, people are going to be
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like, oh, man, I can't believe that people voted for Mondani and what people think.
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And I'm like, have you not seen what the likes of the Cuomos,
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the Hillary Clintons, they get paid by the machine just to, how can I say it to you?
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Tank their elections so you could elect the other person, whether it's Republican
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or someone in opposite, let's say Mandani, so that you could still run this political machine.
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Remember, the midterms is coming next year. For those living in America,
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the midterms will be, oh, it's the second year of that president.
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It's the second year of Donald Trump, Congress. We need to take over Congress,
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the Senate, whatever it is.
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And then you pop up all that for the next presidential election,
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2028. It's this cycle that the machine always create.
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And the likes of Cuomo, I'll be honest, he just taken one for the team. He got nothing to lose.
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If he loses the election, so what? What does that mean? Is he going to be homeless?
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Is he going to go and have a mental breakdown issue? No.
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He's going to go out there and go to the news and the press.
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And whoever's running Democrat in the 2028 presidential election, guess what?
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He's going to support that person because, hey, we're fighting Trump.
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Or in 2028, we're fighting whatever it is that's running.
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Because, you know, President Trump cannot run again in the next something,
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unless something wild happens. You know what I mean?
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You know, World War II, I remember. I can't say I remember because I was not
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living during that time.
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But the president back then Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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was a three-term president because the circumstances
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is that you got to keep it going we got
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to keep it going but this World War II we can't have
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a change of you know a president whatever
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it is so we don't know you know what I mean but the
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sad thing is that you know the likes of Cuomo's and the Trump they
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all look the same it's like cookie cutter you
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know and I don't mean but to offend people but hey listen I don't
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hold back cookie cutter white men with power regardless of
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what you feel about them they would always be there
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and i'm pretty sure cuomo will make the rounds
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nobody's gonna probably ask him about his uh harassment or whatever it is because
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it's cuomo he's a democrat ah cuomo's just gonna open his mouth and say something
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about trump and that's it people are back on the bandwagon you know what i mean
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see how this works and it's up
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to us that at one point us the voters gotta wake up and say Hey, listen.
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No more, no mas.
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It's the legendary boxer that said to Roberto Duran, to Sugar Ray,
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back in the 80s, early 80s.
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He's getting punched left and right. He said, no more, no mas,
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no mas, no mas. Can't take it no more.
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And I want people to wake up and say, no more.
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The political machine have exhausted and has pushed this whole agenda with the
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Zorans, the Cuomos, the Sliwa.
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They all kind of like in the same cookie cutter type of sense.
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None of them are New York City And that's the thing What New York City needs,
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See New York City needs New York City New York City needs that person That is
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New York City That struggled through New York City You might have to say oh
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you know Eric Adams But you know what Eric Adams fell into that,
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Machine as well With the likes of you know Reverend R.
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Sharpton you know what I mean Another corruption and New York City That's what it does,
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Now, if those people feel like Zoran, it's that little kind of thing where you could say, yes,
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you know, finally, maybe New York City will stay away from these corrupted people,
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these people that been doing the thing, whatever it is for a long time, the Cuomas and Sliwa.
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Will give him that hope. But I always said, and I'm going to guarantee you is
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this, you got a person like Zoran, he's in, and there's going to be people who
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might feel slighted the way they feel slighted with Bernie Sanders.
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The way that some people feel slighted with Okasa Cortez, again,
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they're not here to really help.
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They're just here to buy votes or sell votes so that you could go out there
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and think like you got hope, but you don't.
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Sadly, as long as people is created by the machine, then you're going to have
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people that's going to go on their socials, that's going to go on the streets
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and say, well, I'm disappointed for voting for Zoran or whatever it is.
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You're going to get disappointed for voting for Zoran. You're going to be disappointed
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for voting for Trump, Sliwa, Cuomo.
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I mentioned Trump because there are those people, those people
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are going to be uh feeling uh biden harris
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you don't feel disappointed because at the
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end you're letting the machine dictate you and this
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is that one chance that perhaps four years from now if
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i decide let's make it happen and not four
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years from now i could start telling hey i'm gonna campaign my information is
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down below make it happen perhaps this is that real time where real people are
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the one who's out there in the news talking about what they're going to do for
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the people because we need real people.
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And we need people that are running who are real people, not these people with
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these titles, not business title, PhDs, whatever, HDs, whatever master's degree,
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whatever it is that you did, political science.
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Now we need the real people who struggle in this country, in this city to once
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again be the forefront because New York City needs New York City.
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And what better person than me? I am New York City. But let's make it happen. I'm out of here.
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Must love. You already know. Hit that like, comment, all that good stuff.
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Let's make it happen. If you're out there and do your vote, vote wisely.
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Do your homework. Once again, it's not about who you support and what party.
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It's about how much more can you take that you are adding fuel to the political machine.
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And sadly, the political machine doesn't care about you. anyways let's make
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it happen deconstructing topic podcast i'm out of here much love peace.