Welcome to the three martini lunch.

Grab a stool next to Greg Carumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National

Review.

Three martini's coming up.

So glad you're with us for the Tuesday edition of the three martini lunch.

Today we are going to be talking about Corinne Jean-Pierre. We haven't talked about her for a while, but she's got a new book out, and she's no longer a member of the Democratic Party, supposedly. And when you find out why you're going to get a good laugh out of that one, so make sure you hear about that. We're also going to talk a lot about Andrew Cuomo and his interesting message in the final two weeks of this New York City mayoral race.

He's already setting the groundwork for who's really to blame if he doesn't beat Zoran Mamdani on Election Day.

And we'll also be talking about how Hamas keeps slaughtering people who live in Gaza,

other, you know, Palestinians, and nobody seems to care, except maybe Trump, which is interesting.

So we'll take a look at that. And so Jim, we'll be talking about Cuomo in the second martini,

but interestingly, he appears to be showing up on fox news almost as much as

he showed up on cnn during the pandemic it's almost like he's got a certain strategy going into

the last couple weeks of this campaign wait wait gregg who's who's who's under quomo related to

at uh fox no because he was on every night during the pandemic and he and his brother Chris had that wacky prop comedy.

Ah, this is this is the swab for your big nose.

Never mind the fact that these two guys look very similar.

I don't want to foreshadow everything in there.

But when you're appearing on Fox News, you're attempting to appeal to a particular demographic in New York City.

I don't find that cough there is that I just can't swallow what Cuomo is trying to sell here.

But that's more to come in just a few moments.

Yes, exactly.

All right.

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