We are coming to you tonight from my own hometown, the borough of the Bronx, New York,

just down the street from Yankee Stadium. And for the next hour, I, some other folks who live here

are going to talk to the man who just a little over 100 days ago stepped into what some have

called the second toughest job in America, the mayor of New York City.

New York City is so much bigger than you think.

Eight and a half million people, a hundred different ethnicities, speaking 200 different

languages, the largest Jewish population outside of Israel, the largest Muslim population

in the hemisphere, the largest Chinese population of any city outside of Asia,

more black residents than any city in the U.S., the most billionaires on planet Earth,

with millions of others living below the poverty line.

And believe it or not, more Trump voters than in any one of a dozen red states that elected it.

This past November, this city, for its 112th mayor, voters than in any one of a dozen red states that elected it.

This past November, this city, for its 112th mayor, chose this guy.

How's it going, guys? Do you have 60 seconds to talk just about the election?

Zoramam Dhani came from near obscurity to change the way winning campaigns are run. New York, will you accept this rose?

With a populist message to do something about the cost of living.

How about the cost of living?

It sucks.

We're going to make buses fast and...

His rise made him a rock star on the left and a boogie man on the right.

We put in a communist and no one is safe. I have friends of

mine in New York. They are officially depressed and scared. And even if he's managed to tame the man

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