-[ laughs ] every new yorker will feel safe. misdemeanor arrests.forcement. they start out as misdemeanor arrests, they enter the system, then they commit felonies. that's what history has shown us. -now, in one notable police incident, the nypd arrested a saxophone musician for allegedly violating subway rules and regulations. you call the nypd's response "proper policing." are you concerned the nypd does not have enough funding when you only have six cops in your saxophone strike force? -oh, negative. -mm-hmm. -omnipresence, them being there, quality of life is the number-one issue people complain about. -yeah, well, do you need additional resources to protect the city from the other instruments out there? someone could be playing the trumpet, trombone, piano. um, what else is there? sax-- well, we talked about saxophone. that was the big one. that's the one where the guy got roughed up pretty bad. now, president biden is on the campaign trail striking a very eric adams-esque tone with respect to law and order. have you considered borrowing one of

new york, new yorkers are resilient. new york city is a resilient place.have good, hardworking, upstanding new yorkers willing to fight for what is right. it will not take long. this is not rocket science. this is 101. we have to stop having a criminal justice system that apologizes for itself by releasing violent, repeat offenders over and over again on the streets. we have to support men and women in law enforcement that go out every day to do the job and put themselves and their families on the line. this is 101 stuff. hold criminals accountable for their actions, and respect the good, decent hardworking people of new york state. we can turn this around in no time. >> brian: it would be great to see two people who would admit there is a problem here that would be a great start. lee zeldin, i know how busy you are. thank you so much for joining us today. good luck in the final seven days. >> thank you. >> brian: meanwhile coming up straight ahead, president biden's big oil blame game. now trying to shift blame on the gas prices. tom cotton with a brand-n

about participating and giving it your all and he gave it his all. >> todd: george a lot of new yorkers worried about freedom. new york, they moved to florida. you look at the vote total for ron desantis, ron desantis blue charlie crist out of the water. so, if those individuals had stayed in new york with the results of the race, would it be different? >> yes. the population loss that we had including losing congressional seat due to severe population loss in the state of florida could have resulted in the victory. that is why we had and the terror spoken throughout the campaign, bet and leave, don't flee. a lot of people, unfortunately they have no choice here that is what happens when you are ruled under oppression in a state like new york. but i have faith that this is going to set the state in a different direction that these folks in albany are going to look at this as a real telling story for them. look, we picked up three seats on long island in the republican party. we pick up every congressional seat on long island went republican peer that has to be patrick maloney losing his

the reality is i want the right person and like many new yorkers, we want right people doing the job so this poor woman that was victimized yesterday isn't yet another data point for failed criminal policies. >> carley: george, before you go i want to ask about your race because president biden won your districtwide end points two years ago. fast forward the political report shifted your race from the democrat to toss appearance of the momentum is in your direction. why are you able to close this gap, and how would you get across the finish line? >> well, the reality is i'm out there talking about the issues that matter to people. we are talking about inflation. we are talking about the cost of energy that keeps skyrocketing on us new yorkers, especially on long island. to top it off, we are talking about education. we are talking about the issues that matter to people. and don't even mention crime anymore because that is a no-brainer. we path crime search up to 70% in areas of long island known to be peaceful, quiet, white people leaving the city. the reality is while talking about

when she was pushing the covid vaccine, he was telling new yorkers to be her apostles, that is not howerve you, public service is about serving public, she has referr to herself as mother of new york c 62 counties, there is no way i would ever refer to myself as father of 62 countries, she demanded a get on a bus to move to florida, i am not a new yorker because i have challenged her. if you want to be a close friend you have to pay the price, we saw it with covid testing. paid to play scandal, no bid over 600 million dollar contract, to a top campaign donner, and even california, no. what example of fiscal responsible they spent half of much as new york did getting covid test directly from company that makes the test, as opposed to going through this donor, on so many different fronts, new yorkers feel like they have a government that cannot know proud of, they are not in control of and one of best examples getting heart of your question, you turn the heros to zeros with covid vaccine mandates, transaction should go one way that government give are freedom back. mark: i hope of, i get

>> a lot of new yorkers are not coming back. >> do you think the smart new yorkers moved to florida? moved to red states. >> you promise things will change, get their hopes up. >> by beating them over the head? >> sometimes. >> you may cut me, but i'm going to wrap this chain around your head. >> satan could run and win if he was a democrat. >> what message did the country send last night? >> that it's okay, joe biden. >> people act like they know me from somewhere. hello, mother teresa, i need money. >> i do not have time for this. i do not have time for you. >> what do you want to tell jesse watters? >> don't know you, but hi. >> this is too much early in the morning. i need to finish my coffee, and you coming at me like this. catch me when i have my coffee. >> catch you outside. >> how about that? >> jesse: that woman teresa, we need to get her on "primetime." i think she would love coming on the show. all right. we have a big show tomorrow. teresa won't be here. maybe friday. tomorrow we have kevin mccarthy. it will be an exclusive. also we'll have herschel walker. herschel.com,

he has been a staff writer at the new yorker since 2015. and in 2018 was a finalist for the pulitzer prize in commentary. he's the author and editor of. six books, including the recently published the matter of black lives. writing the new yorker his 2020 film, whose vote counts, received the peabody award for news documentary. he is also the author of the essential kerner commission report, which came out in fall 2021. his earlier book, the substance of hope barack obama and the paradox progress, was reissued in 2020. marlon was born in jamaica in 1970. he's the author a brief history of seven killings, the book of night woman and jim crow's devil. his recent novel, moon which spider king second novel in james's dark star trilogy, african fantasy, was published in february 2022. he's a recipient of the 2015 man booker prize, the american award, the mansfield wolf prize for fiction, the literary peace prize, and was a finalist for the 2019 national book award and is a fellow yardie muslim engage day is the author of the shadow king shortlis

saw in these numbers, new yorkers believe it's going to be protected here in new york. >> the reasone state of new york is because i'm the governor and zeldin is not. now he's trying to tell people despite the fact his name is on legislation, this session of congress, his name is on a bill called life begins at conceptions. no abortion even for the life of the mother is in danger, rape or incest. that is wildly out of touch. also republican women. he's trying to persuade people now that despite my lifetime of being against women's independent rights, women's rights to choose, that he now has this general election conversion that he's now a changed person. don't buy that. it sounds like the supreme court justice nominees appointed by donald trump who went before our senate and persuaded them, well, we're not going to touch roe v. wade. it's settled law of the land. we've heard this before. so zeldin saying nothing changed the day after the dobbs decision, it's because i'm still the governor. that's the only assurance we have to know he won't use the power of the governor through regul

and new yorkers are on to it. all these legitimate organizations have called him out for what he is doing, fearmongering. >> laura: joining me now new york gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin. cnbc reported today hochul's donors are now sounding the alarm over your surge and begging her, begging her in these waning hours to pivot to crime. but i guess that advice wasn't taken all that seriously. >> yeah, and the polls are going to close in just under 24 hours now. the time for a pivot to being a crime fighter has obviously come and gone. not only has she missed out on an opportunity to actually connect with voters on an issue that is most important to so many of them, she's ridiculed them. when she says that she doesn't understand why it's so important to me that we need to lock up criminals, that's a message that is sent to all new yorkers. what you do when you dig a hole? she kept digging. she went on msnbc and said it's a conspiracy and we're data deniers. so she kept digging, went on cnn, about what she didn't r

featured in sue halpern's new yorker article "the political attack on the native american vote." we would like you to stay with us. the guardian newspaper reported last week a new hampshire school has rebuked republican u.s. senate candidate don for clinic schoolchildren were identified as phrase and fuzzy's in classrooms, using litter trays and looking themselves and each other and the audio he said, guess what? we have furry's and fuzzy's in classrooms. they lick themselves, their cats. when they don't like something, they his. they jumped out and they're putting litter boxes -- the same people concerned about spreading germs yet they lick themselves and touch anything. and they're starting to let each other. i mean, it is astounding. it is a refrain being used by republican candidates around the country. get litter boxes out of school. though they are not in schools. at this general also fiercely anti-choice trump ally is an extremely close race with the democratic incumbent senator maggie hassan. what have you been finding there? >> it is really interesting. i went to general

within the five burroughs of new york, four burroughs because staten island became really red, the new yorkers it's amazing. you're right. >> it's disturbing. maria: there were a lot of house seats that turned in new york. >> yes. and we wouldn't have majority if it wasn't for new york. maria: that's right. lee zeldin did really well. despite not being elected governor. john, it's great to see you. thanks very much for all of that. john catsimatidis joining us this morning. quick break and then hackers can see through your walls now, we'll tell you how bad actors are using drone surveillance technology to tap into your wi-fi, how to keep your home safe when we come back. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ when the bones are good the rest don't matter. ♪ the paint can peel, the rest could shatter. ♪ you and i remain the same. ♪ when there ain't a crack in the foundation. ♪ cityserve, started rescuing women, children and the elderly. and as winter approaches, they need our help more than ever. from your neighborhood to the nations, cityserve international providing foo

jackie: with alvin bragg, he didn't say, anything other than what he is doing right now, new yorkers ad an opportunity to put governor zeldin in place, new york decided he said we would remremove -- alvin bragg, n new yorkers saying no we'll stick with kathy hochul and she will do nothing about it. >> a shake your head moment. we see it on tv every day, they say, it is you know we're protecting a minority. biggest victim are the minorities that are hurt, that are being assaulted and robbed. we see it all of the time. it needs to stop, politicians need to stop being politicians and need to start caring about the people they rip. represent. jackie: so many homeless and mentally ill, i was walking to work this morning a mentally ill man was gunning toward me, i ran to get away. i hope something will change soon i'm not optimistic. >> we need to empower ourselves and watch each other's backs. >> new yorkers are good at, that thank you bill stanton, i'm jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald. you are watching "the evening edit" on fox business, thank you for watching, have a wonderful

new yorkers who are used to these alpha male, marco mann, governors. or political leaders here. and you are not from new york city. you are a petite, capable woman from upstate. do you think that people give you enough credit? >> i'm tough is how. i'm from buffalo. my father and grandfather were steel workers. grew up in a big irish catholic rough-and-tumble family. there is nobody tougher than i am. i have been through hell and back. in this job. and i love every minute of it. but there is no one on top for me. if anyone thinks that i am soft on crime, look at what we've been doing. we've been aggressive about this. so i'm breaking the mold, perhaps, people haven't seen a governor who looks like me. i want to make sure that this becomes the norm. we had the toughness, i'm a mother. i'm actually a grandmother. so this is personal to me when people have that fear. so i got my own toughness, but also that compassion and empathy. perhaps of those don't have. that's the combination that i bring to how passionate i am about solving this problem. only the governor doesn't get their han

and new yorkers are on to it all. m legitimate media organizations have called him out for what hed is doing, fear mongeringoi. >> joining me now is new york gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin. congressma yon, cnbc reported today that huckles donors are now sounding the alarm overe an your surge and begging her, ng h begging her in these waning hours to pivot to crime. >> but i guess that advice wasn't taken all that seriously. >>yeah, and the polls are going to close in just under pivot 24 hours. anw, the time fo tr a pivot to being a crime fighter hasnot obviously come and gonone. o acu noalt only has she missed out on an opportunity to actually connect with voters on an issue that is most important, so many of thethm, she's ridiculed thems when she says that shehe has to understand why it's sop important to me that we need to lock up criminalsinals, t. that's a message that is sentou to all new yorkers. shat do you do when you dig a hole? she kept digging. she went on msnbe oc. a co then she said that this is a cons

>> focus on the issues that matter most to new yorkers.ple are hitting their breaking point and fleeing the state because their wallets, their safety, their freedom, quality of their kids' education are under attack. when you have to wake up to video pictures and stories of people being pushed in front ofon coming subway car. i even had a gang-related drive-by shooting in my front yard a few weeks ago. it hits us close to home, for all these new yorkers, hitting the breaking point. we're focusing on the issues. kathy hochul is calling it a conspiracy. if you have factual data, she'll say you're a data denier. in our debate, she says -- i said, governor, we're almost done with the entire conversation about the crime, and you haven't mentioned locking up the bad guy to all of this. she said, i don't understand why that's so important to me. she's saying why that's so important to all sorts of new yorkers. she's really a alienating self. >> tucker: let's not let the civilization collapse. that's not ideological. people say, common-sense polit

he has been hyperventilating trying to scare people for months and new yorkers are on to it. neil, although she continues to say it is a scare tactic by the republican party not just here in new york but across the country, people who live here, people we talk to on daily basis seeing stories they don't feel safe taking the subway and want to see whoever is new york's next governor. neil? neil: alexis, thank you for that. bill clinton is coming under controversy right now for dismissing as did governor hochul some of lee zeldin's focus, virtually all the focus on crime, quoting the former president here, lee zeldin he makes it sound like kathy hochul gets up every morning, goes to the nearest subway stop and hands out billy clubs and baseball bats and gets on subway. a lot of people took that the former president and governor was dismissing crime concerns and being hyped. i wonder what scott bolden former dnc party chairman. do you think that was pretty stupid of bill clinton to say. >> i don't think it was stupid at all. he was making fun of the messenger, not the message cri

>> exactly, this is an experience thousands of new yorkers have every single day. about my famous ride. and she was mocking my experience. i don't know if she takes the subways. i don't know if she's been on the subways recently. but i think thousands of new yorkers would say that my brain was typical of the ones they have every day. >> todd: you have been riding the subway for decades. lifetime new yorker but is this the worse it has ever been? >> it feels like it has been the worst. look, crime has been going up in the last two years. and we also know as new yorkers that a lot of crying isn't reported. it is a nuisance. it is the lawlessness and just the annoyance we come into every single day while taking the subway commuting to work. you know, people say, it must have been worse hands '80s. you know what mike took the subway in the '80s and it didn't feel that bad. i was able to do my homework on the trains and now when i step on the trains come i'm on high alert. and i making sure that myspace is not going to be unsafe for myself or my fellow passengers. >> to

live sunday on in-depth, white house correspondent peter baker and new yorker staff writer houston glasser will be our guests to talk about russia, sporting texts. in-depth years later susan glasser live sunday noon eastern on book on c-span2. >> house republican leader kevin mccarthy spoke to reporters following a meeting with president biden and other congressional leaders look at the final priorities of the 117th congress . .. >> to work to make america energy independent, and to secure our borders. crs are not where we want to be, but if we cannot get our work done now, the outgoing majority, if they don't want to work with us we can get this work done in january as well. but we had an in-depth conversation about the security of the border and fentanyl come across telling her younger generation, ways that can make energy in our natural gas be able to produce more to help those in europe, our allies and others. in ways that if it is possible to work together to and get r spinning in control because of how much it has been wasted throughout. but take questions from -- [inaudible question

. >> of course new yorkers care about that, the nation cares about it and nobody cares it that it thenficers have spent the last three or four years being vilified and lied about and people like ocasio-cortez had talked about defunded them in real lodging money to other places. the squad her and her friends and politicians they all have private security the nypd is on track to be 4000 officers short i think new yorkers are going to see that is a crisis the election is over in new york american law enforcement, we don't care what political party wherefrom we want to work on getting rid of the reforms that are doing nothing but endangering cops in endangering the citizens we are trying to protect. >> i think you make a good point i'm pretty sure she's not writing the subway every day, having said that there is a problem across the country with the das letter being put in place and there being voted in, the same thing happen with alvin bragg, lee zeldin said if he had one he would remove alvin bragg and try to retool the system and make it so violent criminals would not be allowed on the

cheryl: one thing that i've heard, i'm a new yorker, i voted in this state, i voted on tuesday.ee zeldin probably would have won the governor withship if so many people that would have voted for him hadn't moved to florida. >> oh, that's -- you know, the irony, of course -- [laughter] is kathy hochul told me and lee zeldin to get on a bus and go to florida. that was her closing line some months ago. you're right. too many new yorkers have left the state the, frankly, had we had a tate that the respected them with more opportunity, yeah, he may have gotten over that hump. but he ran an awesome race and really deserves a great deal of credit for helping all of us. cheryl: republican candidates won 10 house races in the state of new york, and this is one of the -- this is the blue of the blue, if you live in new york. i think that says something. i think a lot of people need to be on notice now. >> it does. cheryl: congressman-elect, congratulations again. thank you for being here. >> thank you. cheryl: all right. coming up, we're going to switch gears and talk a little housing. ho

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when did becoming the senator majority leader mean more than standing up for new yorkers? take poverty, we passed the child tax credit under my leadership. we got no republican support. it took half as a children in america and new york close to half out of poverty. we wanted to renew it. we wanted to renew it. our colleagues stood in the way. let us renew that child tax credit. let us make it permanent. in terms of funding our schools, i make sure that the funding formulas go to find inner-city schools above other wealthy suburban school districts. we have provided in the bipartisan infrastructure bill $15 billion to help orchids get broadband. how will you learn in school if you do not have broadband when you cannot be on a computer? we have provided funding for school lunches and increases school lunches and breakfast. up and down the line we have been working to get this done. every one of these things with the exception of the broadband was opposed by the party you are a part of and associate with. >> i have to clear up points. he is talking about money that is spent.

we had over 280,000 or so new yorkers who chose to vote on the working families line to deliver that clear message that is basically the margin of difference between kathy hochul and lee zeldin in this election. we know -- we expect our partners to deliver a real working peoples's agenda, january. nermeen: can you talk about what you think is likely to happen? and also the base of support for jay jacobs who you come as we mentioned, congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez are calling to resign. >> to be clear, the constituency of calls for resignation has grown to the extent a number of my colleagues have been calling for that for many months and some have joined recently, thinking of state senators and assembly members. the list goes on and on. so many people have seen in terms of division that we have the democratic party, a party that reflects the state it is supposed to lead, there is this disconnect. the disconnect oils down to the leadership of one person, jay jacobs, who last year compared the democratic nominee for the buffalo mayors race to the head of a kkk. and faced no co

. >> new yorkers of all walks of life are uniting as new yorkers to take back our streets, to take back our subways, people have said enough. >> today we stand united as one voice and i feel the power of that voice from here all across the state of new york. united behind our candidacy. i could not be prouder to be your governor. >> we have a movement, guys. this is a movement. it's not a campaign. it's a movement of patriotic arizonan who's are sick of the crap, right? >> there are too many extreme positions in washington, too much out there pulling us away from where the real answers lie. i will bring balance to washington. but john fetterman, he'll bring more extreme. >> every day i feel better and better by january i'll be even better. but, but, he'll -- dr. oz will still be a fraud. >> we'll have factories and jobs in america again. we'll score our border again. we'll put criminals in jail again. things will be affordable again. we'll save the greatest country in the history of the world. >> regardless of who rushgs the color of your skin, where you might live, how much money you m

it's a huge concern among new yorkers.e up 29%, transit is up 40%. many commuters are planning to vote for lee zeldin because they are fed up of crime in the big apple. joseph, have the media ignoring. what can you do to get a handle on all of this? >> well, look, i think first and foremost you can't solve a problem you haven't admitted exist. kathy hochul won't acknowledge the problem. chuck schumer wants to pretend that the problem doesn't exist. as i said in the debate stage, he spent two years that the immigration crisis was imagination and so the mayor of new york city declared a state of emergency for the same migrant crisis that he said wasn't real, again, they are off in never, neverland thinking that they can wish away the reality that is coming to a ballot near them that will be confirmed at 9:00 p.m. this evening. new yorkers are sick and tired of being sick and tired, tired of living rooms being turned into shooting galleries and tired of having to clutch on to the post of the subway platform for fear they may

the first me since 2019 that new yorkers have been able to celebrate halloween without worrying about. as you can see, it was fun. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler fountion; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thk you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ amna: good evening and welcome. i'm amna nawaz. judy woodruff is on assignment. on "the newshour" tonight... one week away -- as election day approaches, how inflation, abortion rights, and threats to democracy are swaying voters in arizona. judy: and here in the swing state of ohio, i sit down with republican liz cheney to discuss the rise in political violence, the january 6th committee and the future of the gop. rep. cheney: you can't give power to people who have told us they won't respect the outcome of elections. that's more important

new yorkers for the first time in almost five decades are experiencing one party rule from albany down to the city, all the way to washington, d.c. they had no one else to look to for the blame of what's happening to them other than democrats. so what we did, and with our gubernatorial candidate, lee zeldin, ran a fantastic campaign about the people, powered for the people and by the people, was a message of common sense and democrats kept distracting them from the issues. nobody wants to talk about distractions when they have issues, bills to pay, kids to feed, keep a roof over their head, that's the agenda we put on the ticket in new york and what we are going to deliver in congress. >> you talk about priorities and a lot of what mattered most to voters in the last elections. you also have some in your party who are already promising to go big time on investigations. house investigations, if indeed the gop takes back the majority in the house on covid origin, school closures, big tech censorship. hunter biden, mar-a-lago raid, noting you just said inflation was priority for your vote

i'm a lifelong new yorker, my family business was founded by my grandmother, lee zeldin, joe penna, wee new york, take back the stay and save it as lee zeldin says or we will see a mass exodus from this one great state. >> carley: claudia tenney, thank you. president biden treasury secretary. >> inflation is not caused by this administration, inflation was not caused by the amazing work. >> carley: dr. kevin robertses is here to set the record straight. >> todd: brian kilmeade what is coming up on "fox and friends"? >> brian: quiet show, the roster over the next three hours, bret baier will be on, sean hannity, kellyanne conway, joe concha, stuart varney and charl payne. we also have sean duffy, it will be great. we have a live audience, the pandemic is officially over, this is the place to be, "fox and friends" on election day eve, we're pumped up, you're pumped up, don't go anywhere and be like these peep and he will get dressed. . hi. i'm shannon storms bador. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we

i heard 30 some odd percent of new yorkers people who live in manhattan in order to win. you are doing well on long island, definitely staten island, upstate new york where we have more conservatives. what do you say to the people who haven't gone to the polls yet or planning on going out to vote this morning here in new york city that normally vote for a democrat? >> well, would veto work together to be able to save the big apple, to save the state. if you are concerned about congestion pricing, affordability of life in new york. if you believe that balance should be restored to albany, maybe you are a democrat who feels like the party has gone too far left. right now kathy hochul isn't up for the job. she has funded her campaign through rampant pay-to-play of corruption sell out access to her office. as you just played this that last clip, she is trying to avoid the issues that actually on the minds of new yorkers. for that new yorker hitting the breaking point in this state. maybe they have other members of their family already hit their breaking point and fled. this i

stabilization association which represents thousands of landlord says this bill only helps criminals not new yorkers sure they're not living next door to somebody convicted of multiple murders, arson, rape, pedophilia or even hate crimes. >> reporter: landlords could check the new york sex offender registry but nothing mentioned about out-of-state registries. there is no correlation between a person's conviction history and being a good tenant. >> it is about new opportunities, right? new opportunities for people to have stability in their lives, to live a life of contribution to, add value to the community and not being perceived as dangerous because something that happened 10 to 15, 20 years ago. >> reporter: this is not a new idea for new york. there are at least two states a few cities have some form of fair chance housing law on the books, colorado, new jersey, seattle, san francisco. mayor eric adams is reportedly expected to sign the bill once it hits his desk. his office sharing a statement saying no one should be denied housing because they were once engaged with the criminal justice system

their reason new yorkers are heading down to florida because they see that governor desantis respectssafety and reduces taxes. he welcomes families in their attempt to follow the american dream. the bad news for governor ron desantis is that he could lose his best real estate agent who will be fired a week from today. >> hannity: he may regret this decision in the end, as i joked before. joe biden was done campaigning against you in florida today and i'm sure that really upset you, right? >> gov. desantis: i think it's an in-kind contribution to my campaign. i just want to make the offer public. will underwrite him to stay in florida for the rest of the campaign. if joe wants to stay, it'll be on our dime. we love the people of florida to be reminded that the democrats of the state are with biden 100% of the time. >> hannity: this'll be a shocker a week from tonight if you win. lee zeldin is now the lead. thank you for being with us, both of you. ted cruz will join us on what is at stake one week from tonight's he has been around the country campaigning for candidates. hi, my name is

the s closite to hom he for all these new yorkers who are hitting their breaking point. we're focusing on those issues n th . and kathy hochul doesn't want to talk about any of it. she wants us to just look away. there's nothing to see here.y hh she's calling it a conspiracy. and even as you list actual factual data, she'll say thatl a you're a data denier. taand what she said last week in our debate was that when i was saying, hey, governor , we're almost done with the entiredo conversation about crime, you still haven't mentioned the whole locking up the bad guy part of thisntionelocking .s and she said she doesn'tdon't un understand why that is so important to me. 's so imand when she says she da understand why that's so important to me, she's saying that shet's sorts understand why that's so important to all sorts of new yorkers. so she's really alienatedi herself not just with republicans, but democrats and independents to . ali >>en well, yeah, and it's not a hard formula. and i'm grateful that you'reet'a doing it. you're being rewarded for it. it's like let's not

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member kathy said that not very long. >> she is no longer own new yorker.emanded that i get on a bus and moved to florida if you wan to be the governor coming have to be willing and want to be th governor for all new yorkers, but she's not willing to do that . >> so why did you go? why was it important for you to go to greenwich village? >> the people they are want to see their leaders showing up. yesterday a woman is jogging an she gets choked and assaulted. the people who live in that community are shocked by what happened. we all should be there. we should all be there talking about our ideas to make sure this doesn't happen again. with that last question i mention on day one i will do a crime emergency. those people shouting take one of them shouts out there is no crime emergency. actually there is an people wan to see that leadership from us and they're not getting it from kathy hochul. they are not getting it when they show up for a rally. there is a reason why at the same time we had about 3,000 people in the capital. we have the momentum and we hav

the truth of the matter is new yorkers don't support these policies. but will they be the number one issue in this election that is so powerful to overcome a 23-point democratic edge? that's a stretch. zeldin has run a smart campaign and hochul, rather than giving straight answers that might split her coalition has said let's talk about this after the election. i don't think that was a very strong answer or wise one. >> dana: right, yeah. why wait until january? let's start having this conversation now. people will have this conversation. they already are if they voted early. somebody else who repeats herself is hillary clinton. she had the deplorables comment in 2016 and said this yesterday as well. >> i'm not sure they really understand the threats to their way of life. they may think whoever is chairing a committee is kind of abstract. but the republicans in the house and others like the chair of the republican senate campaign committee are on record saying that they are going to put social security and medicare up for a vote. >> dana: it's a simila

one final question there is an obstacle one of those obstacles is a lot of the great exodus of new yorkersn to florida because they couldn't take it anymore the high crime, the high tax rate the high regulations, that means fewer votes of people that might be sympathetic to his eldon is that going to be a factor in the selection. >> it is a factor new york is number one in the country of losing population to other states and a lot of them were disgusted with the crime and the taxes but i still think there are enough new yorkers who understand it is albany that is failing the people not the people failing so as eldon has a real chance. >> governor george pataki, great to see you, we appreciate coming in. my things to the former governor, don't go anywhere, [ marcia ] my dental health was not good. i had periodontal disease, and i just didn't feel well. but then i found clearchoice. [ forde ] replacing marcia's teeth with dental implants at clearchoice was going to afford her that permanent solution. [ marcia ] clearchoice dental implants gave me the ability to take on the world. i feel so m

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so bill, that narrower than expected victory for hochul has a lot of people saying well, new yorkers now getting a taste of what actual real political competition looks like. or tastes like, i should say. take a look at city journal, the fierce contest has accrued benefits and will pay dividends not only to new yorkers, but to millions who may have preferred hochul to her competitor. >> i agree with that, although new york city still went for kathy hochul by large numbers. you know, one said democracy is the idea people know what they want and deserve to get it good and hard. i think new york is going to get that. kathy hochul showed some signs that she realized her vulnerabilities at the end. she was running ads portraying her as a crime fighter, which is absurd. >> sandra: in the last month, really. but yes. >> yes, exactly. i think that's a key to what she's going do, change her policies, no. i think democrats largely say gee, we didn't get the message out that our policies are really great. so they change the messaging. but i don't expect the substance to change. i don't expect h

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