Well, the toughest race in New York is the battle against the creepy Chuck Schumer.

And you got a really good candidate this time.

Joe Pinyon, now he's got a lot of experience.

Private sector, the nonprofit sector, political news commentator.

They debated on Sunday night.

Pinyon, great in that debate, standing up to Chuck Schumer.

Joe Pynion, and he's on the line right now.

Joe Pinyon, how you doing?

Hi, how are you? Good to be with you tomorrow. Thank you so much for having me.

Very good. And by the way, if you want to help, you go to Joe Pynion.com, P-I-N-I-O-N,

Joe P-Pinion.com and you can help. You were great in that debate Sunday night.

Were you surprised at how ineffective Schumer was?

Well, look, I think we got in the race because we recognized how ineffective he was,

that we hope that it was the emperor has no-closed moments for all New Yorkers to realize that the man who keeps

peddling the same solutions that don't work, the man who always shows up to the crisis,

he was elected to prevent from happening in the first place, has finally reached a point

where we can acknowledge, frankly, that he is no longer the man for the job. And so we have five days here

and counting to let the people know, if they can hear your voice, if they can hear my voice,

if they live anywhere in the state of New York, Charles Ellis Schumer is your senator. He has been in

D.C. for 42 years. He has been in the Senate for 24 years. He got on that stage and said he wanted

to put masks back on your children. He wanted to vaccinate every single child he could find.

And he said he was open to pack in the Supreme Court. So not only is he an ineffective vehicle

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