It's the Brian Larrow Show on WNYC. Good morning, everyone. Later this hour, we'll look at the new

politics of the alleged Jeffrey Epstein client list. If the old politics were President Trump and Attorney

General Pam Bondi, suggesting there was such a list to imply that Democrats were on it,

the new politics are why Trump and Bondi are suddenly saying, it doesn't exist. Who's covering

what up now? Also today, the human rights activist and former world chess champion, Gary Kasparov,

he is now host of the podcast Autocracy in America. And with this year's Emmy nominations

released yesterday, we'll have a call in for you to share TV show tips from the last year.

What have you been watching that you'd like to turn our other listeners on to? You know, TV is so diffuse now with so many streaming services, in addition to the old networks,

a community share on quality television according to you is definitely in order.

All that is coming up, but we begin by continuing our coverage of the New York City mayoral race.

Our ace political reporters

Bridget Bergen and Elizabeth Kim are both here to discuss developments such as Zeran Mamdani

now says he will discourage use of the term globalize the Intifada. Andrew Cuomo gets back into

the race as an independent and starts campaigning differently from how he did in the primary that he lost.

And Eric Adams is denied public matching funds again by the city's campaign finance board for failing to provide documents to show he's not corrupt.

With those headlines as a starting point, here are Liz Kim,

who joins us on mayoral politics every Wednesday and Bridget Bergen this week as well. Happy

Wednesday, Liz, and Bridget, so glad you are crashing the party. I love to crash a party. Good

morning, Brian. Liz, you have brand new reporting on Mamdanian Globalize the Intifada, I see. What can you tell us?

So this was news that came out of a meeting that Mamdani had with the city's business community.

This was a meeting that was put together by Catherine Wilde, who heads the partnership for New York City, a business advocacy group.

It was at the behest of Mom Dani, who is looking to consolidate support from various

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