now 710 WOR presents the mark simone show

uh hello welcome to the show uh well

welcome to the show uh well i don't know what to tell you i don't know what to tell you listen

we got through the pandemic we'll get through this we'll get through. We got through eight years of De Blasio. We'll get through this. We'll go over everything that happened. What's going to happen? A couple of things we now have all the results in, all the numbers. Only half in New York voted, but that's high turnout. It was a big, big turnout,

biggest turnout in a couple of decades, but it was still, only about 50% of the voters showed up.

It went over 2 million. It looks like if you look through the numbers, it's pretty apparent

that Andrew Cuomo had no chance ever at any time and it had nothing to do with Curtis.

If he added in Curtis's votes, he still would be several points behind Mamdani.

So there was no chance, zero chance for Andrew Cuomo to win.

None.

You know, there's this fantasy if Curtis dropped out, well, then those votes would go to

Cuomo and then he would win. First of all, if Curtis were to drop out, you'd figure about half the

votes would go to Cuomo, half would stay home. There's actual polling data that shows that. But

even if he got every single voter of Curtis's, which would be impossible, but even if he did,

he still would

lose to Mamdani by a few points. So Cuomo never had a chance. The real problem is everybody

can't stand the guy. And he had a horrible record as governor, just a disaster as governor. He did

horrible things to New York and uh single-handedly

caused the crime wave with his no bail no jail and closing the prisons and all and then the list i could

read you the list of 20 horrible things he did to new york so he and he and he left in disgrace

he resigned in disgrace.

I mean, he just didn't have a chance. Add to that, I mean, it would be one thing if you were a really likable guy. Remember Marion Barry, mayor of DC who got caught in all kinds of scandal,

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