Hi, Brian Laira here.

Up next, Brian Lairor Weekend,

three of our favorite segments from the week,

packaged together for you to listen to on the weekend.

So enjoy, and I'll see you back on the radio Monday at 10 a.m.

on WNYC and WNYC, and now as we continue with excerpts and analysis from last night's debate,

we also continue our 30 issues and 30 days election series.

Let the corporate media focus mostly on the horse race.

We continue on New York Public Radio to center the issues that will affect all our lives

and compare the candidates on those for mayor of New York

and governor of New Jersey. Today it's issue 22, the ice raid on Canal Street on Tuesday to go

after street vendors selling counterfeit items and dealing with President Trump generally

as an issue in the mayoral race. We knew all along we would peg today's issue

and 30 issues to something from the WNYC debate, and this is the issue we've chosen. There were three

moderators last night from the three sponsoring news organizations, me from WNYC, Katie Honan from

the local news site, the city, and Erol Lewis, political anchor at Spectrum News,

New York One, and the master of being the master of ceremonies. Errol joins us now to discuss

that opening segment of the debate that he presided over. Errol, I know you're on the air a lot

today with your own post-debate stuff, so thanks for giving us some time. Welcome back to WNYC.

Absolutely. Great to be with you, Brian. The first excerpt includes Cuomo and Mamgani, both rejecting

the ICE raid. Cuomo speaks first. We don't need ICE to do quality of life crimes.

We don't need them to deal, worry about illegal vendors.

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