Can you feel it? That red wave is going to be so big that even deep blue New York is going to get wet and is going to turn red.

I firmly believe that, and even Democrats are getting worried that New York will be flipping.

Yes, and I had the sense that this could happen.

Granted, it's not a presidential year, but when Donald Trump came down that escalator in 2015,

I really thought that if you

stripped that message to its raw components, that it would appeal to 49, 50 states.

I mean, that Donald Trump could be capable of a Ronald Reagan-like victory.

Now, we're not there yet, but this is good. This is really good.

Pollsters think that Lee Zeldin is going to pull this off, and some Democrats are said to be very, very pessimistic about what could happen here in New York.

He's running for governor against Kathy Hokel.

Take a look at this, please.

Yes, he's got a slight edge at this point, but they've got internal polls and all kinds of trends indicate that even in New York, a Republican could come out on top.

You know, here's another sign of that. Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris tried to come to Kathy Hokel's rescue.

I don't think it's going to work. Just about every interview

she has, by the way, it's some terrible gaffe or just some flat-out lie. She's desperate,

and when you get desperate, you start making mistakes. We have leaned hard into working with

Mayor Adams on getting more cops and cameras and care for people who are severely mentally ill who have been on the subway.

So I was not talking about this in an election environment.

We did this back in January and have a sustained approach to bring state resources to help local law enforcement, which is something I'm proud to do that hasn't happened before.

The governor and the mayor of New York never cooperated in the way that we are now.

Oh, yeah, just a quick lie to get things started.

The mayor of New York and the governor have never cooperated the way they are right now.

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