Um, Mayor Adam said he's going to run again. That's not going to happen. I'm predicting now,

uh, that it will not happen. Could he win if he does run? Possible. Um, emotional campaign,

a lot of ethnicity involved in it, but I don't think he's going to get there. I'm just too

much swirling around here.

However, I have no ill will toward Mayor Adams.

I do not think he has done a good job,

but he's certainly light years better

than de Blasio, the worst mayor

New York City has ever had in its entire history.

And that goes back to when the Dutch ran this place, New Amsterdam.

Blasio was such a disaster. People just don't know what kind of shape he left the city in

and Adams walked into it but has not been able to solve the problems. In my opinion, I don't think

he's a bad man. I hope he's not. I hope he's not corrupt. And I'm going to give him a fair shake on the

federal charges. On a better note, as far as morale is concerned, we got a lot of sports stuff going

on. Now, I know many of you don't give a fig about sports. You're much more into politics

and policy and things like that. And, you know, as sly and a family stone once sang,

different strokes for different folks. But sports is a binder for New York City and state.

So it began with Babe Ruth. the dopy Boston Red Sox

allowed him to come to the New York Yankees in the 1920s. And Babe Ruth dominated baseball and

became the biggest baseball icon in the history of the game. It remains, though, today. Bay Bruce's

autograph goes for a lot of money. And Babe Ruth brought the New York Yankees of professional

baseball up to a very high level. And everybody knew, even if you didn't care about baseball,

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