Here's a probably incomplete list of things that Zoran Mamdani either did or announced just last week.

He said he was going to open the first in a series of city-owned grocery stores.

One of those stores will be at La Marquetta in the Barrio.

On Tax Day, in a video that, according to his top press person, got 40 million views in 20 hours,

he said he's going to tax the rich.

When I ran for mayor, I said I was going to tax the rich.

He redoubled the city's efforts to get rid of the rats.

Everyone that knows me, they know one thing. I hate rats.

And correlation or causation, but the Trump administration said they'd release $60 million in funding

for New York City's subways.

He's a communist.

On the occasion of the completion of his first hundred days in office, we had today explained

are going to take a look at Mayor Mamdani and talk about what he's accomplished because it seems

like a lot.

And we're going to ask if the Democratic Party is taking note because

it seems like they should.

Where do the negotiations with Iran stand? What can a deal actually look like? And does diplomacy

still have a chance?

I personally believe we will get an agreement. I think there's going to be an agreement

forthcoming of one kind or another. I think the world an agreement. I think there's going to be an agreement forthcoming

of one kind or another. I think the world needs that. I think we desperately need to calm things down.

I'm Jake Sullivan. And I'm John Feiner. And we're the hosts of The Long Game, a weekly national

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