This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

I'm John Batchel with Thetis McCutter, my colleague and co-host of American Greatness,

and we're joined by Malcolm Holine, Conference of President's Major American Jewish Organization.

That is, we have a new mayor in New York City. You have a question for Malcolm. Well, yes, Malcolm. What are some of the key

takeaways from the past election that you think we should know about? Well, good to be with you.

I think there are many takeaways that we have to look at, and I still think there's much

analysis. I think some of the estimates of the voting patterns were wrong. What was clear is that

he faced the divided opposition. He won the primary with 5% of the vote, and that was of a small

percentage of the turnout. The turnout in the general election was much higher.

I think it was a record since even before Bloomberg stays.

But what we're seeing is beginning to assess where his funding came from, where his sources came from.

You look at how the Iranians are praising the outcome of this election as a rise of historic turning point, the erosion of Zionist degemony, all sorts of associations with the collapse of pro-Israel consensus.

And you have a candidate who doesn't talk about two states he's is

animus towards Israel and the issues we've talked about but also towards

fundamental American interests has raised a lot of questions and the sources of

funding including from care where now more and more evidence is coming out that groups associated with the

committee on american and islamic affairs has funded him and they were an unindicted co-conspirator

if you remember in the holy land foundation case and remains a very potent advocacy group despite all of the questions were raised,

but New Yorkers for lower costs noted that one of their major sources were the Unity and

Justice Fund, which is associated with care.

So there are a lot of questions that are yet to be answered about how, what funding he got, what, what,

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