Well, Andrew Giuliani, great candidate in the primaries.

He'll be the mayor.

He'll be the governor one day here or something like that.

But he's got, I've been working hard out there on the campaign trail helping Lee Zeldon.

Andrew Giuliani, how you doing?

Well, Mark, tough to believe it's only 20 days, actually, until Election Day right now.

But, you know, running through the finish line over here, I'm very excited to see kind of the newest polling numbers.

Quinnipeak, which generally is no friend to conservatives, came out with numbers yesterday that had Zeldon down four points.

And I'll tell you, one of the interesting things, and you touched on this before the break, when they asked voters what their top issues were, 28% said crime and

20% said inflation. You know that 48% combined. They're going for Zeldon because Kathy

O'Kle has no answers on inflation and no answers on crime,

but only 6% said abortion, Mark, which tells me, and again, you mentioned this before

the end of the break, it tells me that the voters of New York are smart in knowing that nothing

changes in New York. That's what Zelvin said a week ago. That's exactly what we've seen. And ultimately,

Kathy Hokel played that card way too hard without any answers for actually what's affecting New Yorkers,

which is the fact that the cost of living is so high. They don't feel safe. And by the way,

they want their kids to have a good education and parental choice in education as well.

Yeah. I've seen the new Hockel commercials. She figured out drop abortion. That's not working. That doesn't

mean anything. Fighting crime is obviously not her strong point. Have you ever seen any candidate

run without ever being able to put out a list of accomplishments like she hasn't been able to?

No.

I mean, you know, I always used to say, Mark, that, you know, when Hockel first ended up

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