It's the Brian Larissel on WNBC. Good morning, everyone.

We begin today with today's installment of our 30 issues and 30 days election series.

Today is day seven with issue seven.

When is involuntary hospitalization, good or necessary, for people seeming to be a threat

to themselves or others in New York City because of mental health problems on the streets

or in the subways?

I think it's fair to say, we'll see what our guests think, that roughly

speaking, Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Slewa are fairly similar on the need for more

involuntary hospitalization. Eric Adams was too and had already increased its use as mayor, as many

of you know. Here's Slewa in a video he released before Adams dropped out,

so you'll hear him criticize Adams here.

The video shows Slewa about to give some food to someone sleeping on the street

as the candidate addresses the camera.

It's really sad.

55th, right in the heart, one block south, 7th Avenue, Carnegie Hall.

His poor soul lives here every day.

The Arrogatim administration does nothing about this, nothing.

And they talk about all, we're taking care of the homeless.

They mostly disturbed.

The Spanish in dire need of help.

Now, I'm not the mayor yet.

I can't get him into a mental health facility.

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