Well, Michael Goodwin, the best columnist in America.

You can read them every Sunday and every Wednesday in the New York Post, and he's with us right now.

Michael Goodwin, how you doing?

Good morning, Mark. Thank you.

Hey, would you put Lee Zeldon's chances at over 50 percent?

Hmm, that's a tough one.

I think, no, I would not.

I was expecting a faster answer.

Yeah, well, just the way you formulated that question.

I think, obviously, it's going to be close, I believe.

I mean, there's some of these reports that Hoku has a six or seven point lead.

I don't think that's right.

I think if she pulls it out, it'll be very narrow.

I'm trying to separate my heart from my brain here.

Because I want Zeldon to win.

I think it's important that there be a change, that there be a two-party system,

and that we get some break on the Democrats' power in Albany.

And I think Zeldin has done just about everything he could.

I mean, he has worked so hard. He has been a dogged campaigner from around the whole state. And I think that if people care about

the state, if they think about the issues, I think they'll vote for him. And I think that he doesn't, she doesn't have any,

there's no enthusiasm for her. And I think she's made enormous numbers of mistakes.

You know, as I wrote in the column, you know, people forget, why is she governor? It's because she was

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