Did you know Dr. Naomi Wolfe with our dear friend Monica Crowley listening as we speak?

She's already texted me. Good morning, sweetheart. We love Monica. Did you know that Naomi is also my mother's name? Oh, that's so cool. Put that closer to the microphone, right? Got it. There you go. Yeah, she's 91, Naomi Rosenberg. Wow. That's a great name. Thank you very much. You're welcome. Give me, when you called me a firebrand on Twitter, what does that mean exactly?

Well, you're forceful and you have strong opinions and you don't hold back and especially

now in this time of people being canceled for standing firm in their viewpoints.

I respect that, so that's a fire brand.

Awesome.

I told you as a compliment, Lewis.

She basically said what I said, which is I'm not afraid to deliver a hot take, hot fire.

And I'm not worried about the repercussions because they don't really exist anymore.

A lot of people are not getting canceled anymore.

You know, the truth is,

when you tell the truth, when you tell the truth, there's nothing to be afraid of, is there?

Short term, there are things to be afraid of long term. I guess the truth always triumphs.

It does. Well, you've got truth for me here, right? Because your contention is that

Mahmdani, the mayor, did not win the election that, in fact, there was a whole bunch of fraud.

I had a lady in here a couple of days ago, Molly Honick, and she has the same contention,

and also reams and reams of information

that speaks what you're going to speak about this morning. So there seems to be a cavalcade,

if you will, a people now that are stepping up and saying that the mayor really didn't win.

That's how you feel, right? I would put it a little bit differently. We can't say

that this mayor won because his election and the primary we just had in June are so corrupted

in so many ways. There's no way to claim that that was a fair election, given the massive

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