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Well, Michael Goodwin, the greatest columnist in America. You can read them every Sunday and every Wednesday in the New York Post. He's got a great column today. All of his columns are up on the New York Post website. Michael Goodwin. How you doing?

Good morning, Mark. Thank you.

Hey, a great calm about the mayoral race. First of all, Michael Bloomberg, he's become kind of a left

wing, the real Michael Bloomberg has come out, the left-wing Democrat, but why the Cuomo

endorsement? I think it's mostly about Mamdani. It's stopping Mamdani. I think that Bloomberg above all is a capitalist. He believes in, you know, the free market system by and large. He doesn't mind, you know, tilting it his way now and then. But I think a lot of people, a lot of sort of

center left, center, right, people see Mamdani as a threat. And I think that's helping Cuomo,

as we get down, you know, closer to voting, people are, you know, making their choice.

And when you go through the choices, you say, well, what's good about this one?

What's bad about that one?

And you, you know, do a logical.

If it's not emotional, it should be logical.

And you see Mom Dani, with his socialism, his anti-Semitism, you know, just about everybody looks better compared to that. And I think for Bloomberg, it was about, he knows Cuomo, he's worked

with Cuomo and he was mayor and Cuomo was governor.

They're not friends, to my knowledge.

They had lots of disagreements.

In many ways, I think, if you look back just quickly on the history, when Bloomberg was mayor, Cuomo had very little to say about the city.

You know, whether it was ground zero, which was then going to the, you know, what do you do of ground zero?

That all fell on Bloomberg.

And Bloomberg was very protective of the mayor's

prerogatives in those ways and then when Bloomberg left after his third term

and Bill de Blasio came in it's like Cuomo said ah the city is mine now and he

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