Hey, everybody. Welcome back to the Find Out podcast. Some really, really crazy political news happening in my state and Chris's state of New York.

Zoran Mamdani has essentially cinched the Democratic nomination to be the next mayor of New York City.

He is slightly below the threshold that is needed to actually confirm that. But most

political analysts who have looked at the remaining votes and how Bradlander came in third place,

it is very, very likely that Zoran has got the nomination. And former governor, Andrew Cuomo,

has resigned, who was, or excuse me, resigned, conceded. He did resign, he did resign, but he's

received both. He's done both. So that actually was technically true. Nobody expected this up

until the last, I think, two weeks and especially in the last week. But before that,

his initial polling was at 1%. And he's currently at 43 and change, uh, which is by far the largest.

So everyone's calling this a political earthquake. So let's talk about why we think that's a

political earthquake. Absolutely. I'm excited, dude. I, so I'll start, I don't, like a lot of

momdani shit. Like, I'm not a big fan of those attempted policy.

Like, I like the intent, but I don't think they'll work.

But I don't give a shit.

It's this moment to me is not about like efficacy of policy.

This moment is like a wake up call to democratic leadership of like stop investing in legacy horseshit.

Stop investing in the establishment. Look at when you modernize campaigns, what the fuck you can do, wake the fuck up. That to me is the moment. Policy needs to be thrown out the window at this point. All this focus on these Democratic socialists. Who gives a shit? At this moment, all that matters is the dude won. Winning matters. And I just want to look at a strategy

that is a straight shot at victory in 26 and 28. And this dude is showing us how to do that.

You know, the only thing that worries me is the next step of like, there's going to be a giant

microscope on this dude. And he is going to have to do well. If he does not do well, it's handing

Republicans a huge talking point to when you look, they tried Democratic socialism and it failed

in New York City. You know, that's like a nightmare waiting to happen. But in the short term,

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