Welcome everybody to Crystal Kylan friends. Today we're going to be talking to Antonio Delgado,

who's running against Kathy Hockel for governor of New York. He is basically a closer ally of

Zoran Mamdani and where Kathy Hockel might not go along with the entire Mamdani agenda, Delgado probably will.

So I'm very excited for this conversation.

I'm looking forward to it.

I'm curious to see how far he's willing to take it, you know, and how far can we push the

revolution where we keep getting these further left-wing candidates who win?

Just how deep are we in the Democratic Tea Party to this point?

Yeah.

And the fact he's running at all is so important because we need him to put pressure on her.

We all need be putting pressure on her in order to help deliver on Zoran's agenda because he does need help from Albany for some of his proposals.

So the fact he's in the race and challenging her from the left is already incredibly important significant.

He is her lieutenant governor. He was originally chosen by her to serve as her lieutenant governor.

They had a falling out over a number of issues where he, I mean, any reasonable person would say that he was 100% correct.

So he called for Biden to drop out after the disastrous debate and she was still

standing by Biden. And he called for Eric Adams to drop out after the sum of at least his corruption

came to light and she was still standing by Eric Adams. So that tells you something about,

you know, where they are and their level of political courage. I'm going to ask him about them.

I'm curious about all that stuff. Oh, yeah. But before we get to that, Crystal, we have a bit of an Epstein bombshell, or should I say, 74 different Epstein bombshells. That have come out so far. Yeah. Now, before, I'm going to let you lay it all out in just a second. But before I get to that, it was interesting how we got all of these emails. So the Democrats, the House Oversight Democrats, released, I believe it was three different emails, which they had highlighted as like, these are big and newsworthy. They're specifically about Trump. It shows how connected he was to Epstein. So they released those. And then my understanding is Republicans took a look at that and they were like, okay, well, we're sort of pushed into a corner here and Trump's pushed into a corner here. What do we do in response? And they decided flood the zone, release everything we got. So instead of releasing three emails, it's like 20,000 that they ended up releasing. Thinking it would sort of like, you know, there'd be too much. It'd be system overload. People can't really like pick out the things that are vital that are important. Turns out that was wrong. People were able to pick up the thing. In fact, it became like from three bombshells, it was kicked up to like 20 different bombshell stories that came out as a direct result of it. They also wanted to push back against this notion

that one of the victims, Virginia Jeffrey, that they say she didn't make any direct

allegations against Trump, but she's the victim that's listed in one of the emails where Trump in

2011 was at Epstein's house with this victim for hours.

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